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I wonder if Storyville is between distributors right now. . . . Anyway, glad to see this out.

Yes. But not both sets. I see no reason why the released material would not be included, in fact initially I had thought it was. but I think it unlikely they would ass the unreleased. All that is unreleased in this set is the dvd, right? It would be great to see the whole concert released on cd in USA.

Well maybe. If you're wanting one that route, I'll hope it happens. I'm not convinced it will.

http://cache2.asset-cache.net/xc/2867522.j...F28295C140.jpeg I don't know. . . could it be Vivien some years later? Eyes, nose, arms, fingers look possible.

They've never released the other set. So. . . why would it be included in this set?

I think Russell is right. This is an online amazon only, limited edition, of a major artist with great cross genre appeal. There aren't likely going to be many discounted sets.

This is my second time through the Blu-Ray set. Phenomenal picture and sound. Makes me want to go to Oahu again.

The Jarrett is the only one that would be in my top ten ECM list. Other Jarretts would be on there too.

I ordered this set for two reasons. a) I have money in the bank, still. Seems miraculous. Something to celebrate with a nice jazz treasure. b) I have the Glenn Gould Columbia "Original Jacket" box set, and LOVE it. This seems just like it, and will probably sit right on the shelf next to it, and will be very convenient for listening to Miles Columbia discs. Additioinally, I'll have fun and practice my concentration by comparing cd issues on Columbia and Sony of these titles. I know that there are at least a half a dozen to a dozen that I can sell or give away and keep the box set versions. Maybe more, I have lots of Sony Miles cds, many of the US, and all the boxsets.

Hope it's a great one!

I thought it might be Vivien Gerry, but I guess not. . . . .(?)

I would say it's unlikely that there is audio, or it would have turned up and circulated in the collector's arena, and been put out by one of the disconforme labels!

Wow, the picture and sound on this BBC release is amazing. Quirky series. Entertaining.

I couldn't help it. One of the most beautiful women in the world on one of the coolest bikes. . . .

Crosby. I'm taking it in small doses because the instrumentation and approach is so consistent disc to disc. I really like it, but an hour at a time is more than enough. Glad you're enjoying it TM. Now it's time to get the Armstrong.

Gary Rouzer, bass, bass cello, loops, electronics, working with Vector Trio (among others?) does incredible arco work. Has become a favorite.

Discussed before, here among other places: http://www.organissimo.org/forum/index.php?showtopic=55070 Looks great!

Thanks for posting that. Annoying interviewer telling us way too much about himself and not really getting much out of Bob. My favorite quote: "Religion isn’t meant for everybody." An interesting viewpoint.

Yeah, that's a good one, watched that with Shawn this morning. Now. . . Beyonce on ABC on dvr. Sorry Paul, I'm watching Beyonce instead! What a beautiful woman!

Get the 32" Allen. In a few months THAT will seem too small. If you could run your tv into your stereo system, you'll be happier with the sound than the tv direct.

Clever, eh? So far the organ playing and sound is as David describes. From what I've heard so far a very George Shearing Quintet vibe and feel to the arranging and playing. Amazing sound on this set!

I wish V were better. It's kindof cheezy. I've watched it, but I may not pick it up again when it returns in March. Right now Wish there weren't two Spocks in this. But a really fun movie. Saw it twice in the theater. This Blu-Ray is an awesome disc.

#361 is here.

Yes. I'm so glad after meditation he didn't put the wire-cutters to the bass. . . or the bow.