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I think the worst are those very hard, see-thru plastic ones that accompanied the Brian Eno CD re-releases. They were so tightly fitted that you had to cut them just to get access to the jewel box!

MIDNIGHT, ONE MORE NIGHT WITHOUT SLEEPIN`. WATCHIN` TIL THE MORNING COMES CREEPIN`. CELLAR DOOR, WHAT`S THAT SECRET YOU'RE KEEPIN`?

Gosh, I know someone who's had the complete set uploaded to his site for a few weeks now...

Oh, this is good news! Power to the People! It may be temporary, but it's a step in the right direction.

I agree with you about sound clips when it comes to this music. It's fullness comes from the way the pieces are fully constructed. Based on your interest in Hemingway, Braxton and Dutch jazz, I would definitely recommend these discs to you! I have my biases here because this is music that I grew up with - driving my family CrAzY (except for my mother). My mission, beginning in the early 70's, was to get my hands on every Nessa and ICP LP that I could and I'll forever be grateful to these guys for doing these recordings (and to Rose and Hegewisch Records and Earl McGhee, and Saul Smaizys, etc).

Vaughn Wiester Vaughn Meader Vaughn Monroe

Good to see that you see eyes to eyes on this.

Samedy Davis Jr. Junior Wells Dicky Wells

The Glass City, I think... (City of Glass?)

Henry Gibson O Henry Jackie O

Page Cavanaugh Booker T David Coverdale

If you like that, you may like David Ahmed's page: Meditation Music Thanks for pointing out the site! (Why is there a didjeridoo?...and why a santoor and sarangi in the "sitar" section? )

Every day I'm going thru some process of either recording from LP, cleaning it up, and/or selling it on eBay. I want access to it all, but it takes up so much d**n room that I would love to be able to mAgIcAlIfIcAlLy transform it all into one device (maybe 1 or 2 for backup?) - or just have it all online somewhere(?) We've gone thru this topic many times already tho - I think just last month? If you just check the archive, it should show up - the many pages - for you.

How many of you here don't have a birthday? That could narrow it down some...

OK, who let Wally Cleaver join this forum?

I would love to have a kool-room house made by Rem Koolhaas.

Lon! I had no idea that you were round with a hole in the middle!

Gioachino Rossini Dave Seville Jordi Savall

Maybe you're getting it for historical interest? second listing from top You can always resell it with a minimum of what you paid and learn a lesson.

That factory assembly reminds me of this cool ad: Accord

UFO- Lights Out!

Yes, it is beautiful. I just always made the Xmas connection because that's where it began showing up a lot - Xmas compilations, seasonal musics, etc - and so I just assumed that this was the story behind the tune: Thad's try at writing a beautiful Xmas tune. Maybe it was just hijacked for Xmas purposes (like many other things)?

I remember Eddie Harris doing this in the late 60's, but I can't recall which LP. have to check... A few years back I sent a Xmas tape to a local jazz DJ (the local jazz DJ) Roger Boykin. He was a bit puzzled that I had included A Child Is Born because he had always thought that it was written for Thad's child and had no religious connotation at all. This, of course, confused me because I had always thought the later to be the case. EDIT: OK. I was wrong...it was from '72 on ...Sings the Blues