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I'm sure I don't. Watched Season 4 of Weeds on Blu-Ray. Started watching Season 1 of Dead Like Me on DVD.

Oh also reading

I'm rereading "Nine Princes in Amber," Roger Zelazny.

Yeah, that works!

Yes. Keep on rocking in the free world.

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SNL with Will Ferrell

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I think we used CMG. . . one or three dozen times too many!

Last night I watched "X2-United" on Blu-Ray. Awesome picture and sound. My favorite X-Men film.

If Allen were here he'd say incompetent use of noise reduction, and in some cases he may well be right. Probably a number of reasons. . . . Do you guys think that vintage material "don't get no respect"?

It's not just jazz where Legacy is re-re-reissuing. . .there are five Legacy editions due on June 30 of Woodstock performing artists. One cd is the contemporaneous album, the other cd is the Woodstock performance. Maybe this causes less of a sin because I'm not sure that the Woodstock performances were ever completely released before for these artists. Santana. . .maybe, or nearly so. Airplane, some. The artists are: Santana, Sly and the Family Stone, Jefferson Airplane, Janis Joplin and Johnny Winter. They are also all banded together in a ten cd box set with posters.

The UPC code. . . good thnking, good move.

CMG strikes again!

I have eight Fantasy SACDs. Each of the cd layers is a new remastering, and the SACDs, in my opinion, sound very good, open and neutral and dynamic.

Don't feel alone. Most I ever spent on a car was 500. I spent 17, 000 on a motorcycle last year.

Can you say "I think I'd like it." I knew that you could.

Well, I think this sounds considerably better than the Definitive issues. I know you don't want to hear that. This will be around for a while, you can get back to it.

Mary Lou Williams Tania Maria (one hellacious pianist) Bertha Hope

Fifty.

Well here's hoping an old dog can learn a new trick.

Paypal on the way.

Good old Jack Isidore. He's sort of (to my mind) a re-working of the narrator of "Confessions of a Crap-Artist" (the only mainstream novel PKD published in his lifetime). And this Jack Isidore IS a recurring character. . . in the (three?) estate-authorized novels K. W. Jeter (a friend of Dick's) wrote using the Blade Runner material (as opposed to the "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep" material). Good old Jack Isidore. He's sort of (to my mind) a re-working of the narrator of "Confessions of a Crap-Artist" (the only mainstream novel PKD published in his lifetime). And this Jack Isidore IS a recurring character. . . in the (three?) estate-authorized novels K. W. Jeter (a friend of Dick's) wrote using the Blade Runner material (as opposed to the "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep" material).