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Thanks, guys! You are TOO kind (except maybe for Aggggggggg )

I got a Logitech Squeezebox that's pretty easy to use and has great sound for it's size. You can pick radio stations or Pandora or lots of other internet options. Worth checking out.

Play on, play on ...

what's the deal with the cheese?

By the 80's they were WAY past their prime.

Just got an email about this. If I'm not mistaken, the original price was around $1,200. Exclusive Black Friday Deal For The Genius of Miles Davis Friday, November 25, 3:00 PM EDT to 4:00 PM EDT As an exclusive BLACK FRIDAY deal, PopMarket.com is offering The Genius of Miles Davis at the VIP PopMarket discount price of $299.99! Individually numbered, exact replica of Miles Davis Trumpet Case houses the collection. 43 CDs include 384 recordings documenting the history of his years at Columbia Records. Custom designed Trunk Ltd. t-shirt. Previously unpublished fine art lithograph of one of Miles's most striking paintings. Exact replica of the "Gustat" Heim 2 mouthpiece used by Miles during his career. Sale starts at 3 PM EDT and lasts only ONE hour! Supplies are limited!

Could'a use that yesterday when I downloaded the new Kate Bush

Joe Hen, the Milestone Years (disks 2 & 3)

Nice video! So much 'low key' fire under "You Know You Know". I got to see them in 72 and 73 - needless to say, VERY intense. Also fortunate to have seen the McLaughlin/Santana tour with Larry Young in Sept '73.

See? I'm totally clueless. OK.........Winnipeg: 65

I know absolutely NOTHING about this, but I pick Winnipeg - 43 points

So much pain, so much sorrow, so much drama. Such is the life of many who regularly post on the eMusic board. While there's certainly a good amount of unnecessary stress and confusion in dealing with this new format, I find the nastiness and histrionics of some members rather laughable. For some reason, I've encountered few of the problems others report, and I've had no difficulty downloading files or saving titles to my list. Louis CK tells it like it is that is EXCELLENT!

Still pretty messed up. I'm not at the point of abandoning ship, but I must say they did a terrible job of rolling out the new interface - both technically and marketing-wise. If you read the eMusic message board, there are a LOT of unhappy members. I hope they get it together SOON.

Saw Lucinda Williams at the Fillmore last night. Very entertaining - intense, as usual. Had a special 2nd set of mostly covers dedicated to the OWS movement.

Not sure why he calls it bizarre or even if I agree with the "Dang Me" reference. It's so slight, that it could just about be anything. I would call the review "bizarre", though.

Got the book, but haven't broken into it yet. Looks like lots of interesting stuff, for sure. According to the book's 'liner notes', the CD includes: Jitterbug Waltz, Rahsaan (Bright Moments) Pursuit, McCoy Tyner (Atlantis) Ginseng People, Woody Shaw (Live: Vol 3) Antabus, Dexter (Nights at the Keystone Korner, Vol 1) Polka Dots & Moonbeams, Bill Evans (Last Waltz) Joy Spring, Stan Getz (The Dolphin) My Foolish Heart, Cedar Walton (Among Friends) In Walked Bud, Art Blakey (Keystone 3)

Put some JJJ on the music box and chill, OK? but.......having said that, it IS pretty messed up right now. They actually have a 'disclaimer' on the home page about the "performance issues".

Relax! It's a major revamp - its gonna be buggy.

Reviewed by Kevin Whitehead today on Fresh Air

That's an interesting lineup. Have you seen them? Yeah, Erik - earlier this year at Yoshi's. Pretty intense.......and since Cindy is married to Carlos Santana, he sat in on a few tunes, as well. They're playing SFJazz in June as Spectrum Road

Ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh, CRAPOLA!! It's now $41.60 Waaaay outta my price range.

Medeski's been playing with the Tony Williams tribute band lately - also featuring Jack Bruce, Vernon Reid and Cindy Blackman.

PRICE DROP!! It's now $41.44 $41.31 :g For a savings of 0.5%, I'm all over it!

eMusic has the BB King Blues Club album.

REead the autopsy here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sunshine_pop I think we now have our definition.