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Thanks for that Chuckyd4! I'm going to try to hit as many as I can tomorrow night.

EL-P : High Water Arrived late last week and finally on the Spacedeck last night. Great modern jazz on an old style 10" LP from Thirsty Ear. Here's the link: http://thirstyear.com/album_detail.php?art...um=High%20Water I wish more stuff from the Blue Series was on vinyl!

Any recommendations for jazz shops in Atlanta? Looking for vinyl, but CD works too. I usually hit the Wax 'n' Facts on West Moreland and a shop across the street, but those are mostly rock / alternative / dj dance shops. I hit a shop in Buckhead once, but it was pricey ($15 - 20 for USED OJC's... and this was 5 - 6 years ago). I'm staying in the NW Perimeter / Cobb Galleria area, but will hit the road for a decent shop. Thanks, T

Congrats Dr. J! Euclid Joe is a pleasure to deal with and I'm lucky that he's here in my own backyard... BUT, I can't help but feel a little annoyed. It wasn't too long ago where he would post Mosaic's on his weekly set sale list or put them in the racks for the regulars to get first dibs. I got the Clifford Brown and both Ike Quebec boxes this way at similar pricing as the Fuller box. Now, instead of a weekly new arrivals list we get an inventory update list and the choice stuff gets ebay'd. I guess that's just the way of the world now... and maybe why I haven't been to the shop as much and don't spend as much as I have in the past. Anyway, Congrats again, as this is an excellent set and a worthy addition!

Got it. PM'd back for details.

$8 ppd each, $15ppd for the pair. Sonny Clark - Sonny's Crib (Conn) Sonny Clark - Dial "S" for Sonny (Conn) Herbie Nichols - Herbie Nichols Trio (20bit 1995 Japanese) - Sold Lou Donaldson - Gravy Train (1996) - Sold Edit: Prefer U.S. shipping addresses.

Harry Edison - Sweets (Japanese reissue)

Thanks for the heads up. I'll give them a try tonight.

I just ordered this from Thirsty Ear: http://thirstyear.com/store.php?id=1&artist=EL-P Any other Shipp vinyl floating around? I've been picking up his CD's, but would try the LP's if they're available. TIA

I caught this on the drive home today. Definitely worth a listen... as is Bruebeck's response. http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=4683842

Any opinions on this book by Peter Clayton and Peter Gammond? abebooks gives the following description: Peter Owen, 1966 Original Cloth. Very Good/Very Good. First Edition. 128 pages co written by the Jazz correspondent of the Sunday Telegraph and a Jazz broadcaster some 40 classic records are analysed and irreverent comments made and a few icons are replaced with some personal choices!

All over the map tonight... Grant Green - Grantstand (Blue label RVG Stereo) Evan Lurie - Pieces for Bandoneon (Euro Crepuscule issue?) Lem Winchester - Another Opus (Status orange label) Ray Charles/Milt Jackson - Soul Meeting (Atlantic original)

http://f.chtah.com/i/9/276579820/25percentcoupon_611.html 25% off one item. Expires 6/19/05.

Al Cohn - Cohn on the Saxaphone (Jap. reissue of Dawn LP) Zoot Sims - Quartets (OJC)

Mosaic #115 The Benny Morton/Jimmy Hamilton Blue Note Swingtets Blue Mitchell - Blue Soul (Jazzland Stereo)

The latest issue of Tape-Op has an interview with Sundazed founder Bob Irwin. Discussion includes the speed correction issue for reissues (ala Kind of Blue), the Jazz guitar focus of the Euphoria imprint and how it served to open up the Verve vault to Irwin (let's hope that leads to domestic vinyl reissues!), and Irwin's preference for 180g vinyl. I've got an order in for the Cohn and Raney titles. Oh, and it's nice to see another Spacedeck owner out there.

Nice call wolff! I'd be all over the Reece and Hayes titles myself. Here's hoping...

No pics here, but decent descriptions of labels, markings, and some sonic comparisons...

It's funny how that goes... I purchased 1-2 on my own and they've multiplied since. Gifts from family, friends, co-workers... I guess it could have started with the old RSO Pig wearing sunglasses instead of Nipper.

On recess from jury duty... Miles Davis - Panthalassa remixed by Bill Laswell

cb: I can only speak of the 4x4 Expedit. I would say that they are equally stable. The Expedit has nice exterior side supports while the Bonde has the sheer preventing back panel. I know some don't believe it, but that may be the most important part of the construction. They act in the same manner as the plywood sheer sheets used in buildings in earthquake areas. I moved to the Bonde b/c I needed more shelf space and wanted to incorporate my hardware racks in that space. I also live in an old house (1866) with winding staircases and odd room / hall connections and thought about what moving would look like. While the Bonde I have fairly tall, they are relatively skinny and should be fairly easy to move. As it was, I had to disasseble the 4x4 Expedit just to get it upstairs. Keep in mind that how you load the shelf will contribute to it's stability.

Thanks guys. Wolff: The TT is a Nottingham Analogue Spacedeck with Spacearm and a low output Dynavector XX-2. cb: The Bonde is in the latest online catalog. It is more expensive than the Expedit. I believe a standard 4 x 4 cube Expedit in white is running around $100. The 96" 2 x 6 cube Bonde alone was around $150 when I bought them last spring. They would have been cheaper in white though. The Bonde, however, is really flexible. I would not have had a space for the equipment with the larger, 25 cube, Expedit. If we move, then I can form a larger wall unit with the other 12 cube units. The bridging shelf gives me otherwise unused wall space for books, CD's, etc... I would love to have floor to ceiling shelving, but I couldn't find any ready made units to fit the 12 foot ceilings and custom was out of my $$$ league. So, I've got a bunch of prints / artwork to hang above the shelving that I just haven't got around to yet. The wall as you see it is, from left to right, a 2x6 unit + bridging shelf + 2x6 unit + 1 x 6 unit.

Not the best of pics, but you get the idea... More 12 cube shelves on the opposite wall. The baskets offer some room for expansion.

Earlier This Week: All Classic Records BN Reissues: Lee Morgan: Indeed! Sonny Clark: Sonny's Crib John Jenkins / Kenny Burrell Sonny Clark: Dial S for Sonny Lee Morgan: Vol. 3 Today: Mercury 40th Anny VSOP Box Set Ellis Larkins: Perfume & Rain (Japanese 10" Reissue) Elvis Costello: The Clarksdale Sessions (10" EP)

It arrived today. Two LP's in and worth every penny. Now, if I could just read Kanji...