king ubu

Makes my $65 purchase at Disk Union look pretty good. ← Not to mention the $96 I think I paid when it was on the 'Running Low' list ← 500$ and he gets a box with an acidic spot right over Chico's face? Uh, imagining this and the Thad/Mel could bring me 1000$... crazy!

You can listen when you follow my link - extremely crappy of-its-time music in the worst sense! I only have that Blue Note Pell disc (with the added Fagerquist session), and I would like to hear a few more! Will have to save some money, I assume...

The Pep's albums are what I have with Nock - excellent stuff! (First rate Richard Williams, too!). The Necks I saw live, back in 2001, at the Taktlos festival. Definitely a great experience! Their way to build and morph and make use of tiny bit and glimpses of music is terrific!

Since Pell is being mentioned, allow me a short departure from the topic. Is this the same Dave Pell? (available here: http://www.basichip.com/)

Don't know Australian Free Jazz at all . ← Same here... even without "Free" in there... The Necks, are they Australian? What about Mike Nock? From NZ? No one else comes to mind...

I have this one here: Enjoyable, swinging music. As Sangrey put it: very good for what it is! Not music I could listen to all the time, but when the mood is right, it's perfect.

You might want to wait till it gets reissued later this year (as per Tony's post). ← Well yes, maybe I better wait (if it is the same disc that Tony's post mentions as being reissued - I'm still a bit confused!)

Thanks, Geoff & David! I'll check in at that store again to see if they still have it!

If this disc is indeed a selection (and not a piano solo) from that jazz opera, it would make sense... I saw old Hats in that store, too, a few months before they were reissued in the hatOLOGY series.

I am confused... the disc I thought I saw is a piano solo release... maybe I got the title wrong? Also it's a 1CD release... got to go back to that used music store and have a closer look!

← Isn't that Crow Jim? ← crow jim's chin - to be exact

Yup, the show will include Phil Schaap, Orrin reminiscing about his "complete" reissues, and a certain Mr. Pujol telling his story about finding a rare never before released 1945 Town Hall Dizzy/Bird concert at the market in Cordoba...

Anyone has/can recommend Dave Burrell's "Winward Passages" (hatArt CD)?

Same for Azurety, no? Don't know the Hemingway.

Thanks for bringing this up again... picked up a couple more recent Blue Note discs (not those copycrapped, though), and compared with tracklistings from Ebay to find out that I have most of what was in the Mosaic by now... no need to shell out big dough for that!

No, not Misha, Alex von Schlippenbach. ← You're right, of course! Don't know why I mixed them up!

Only after Caiman have listed the Euro-box ← Don't they have it yet? I picked it up in a (local) discounter three or four weeks ago, for around 65 eurozlotys. Haven't started listening, but I'm looking forward a lot!

Misha Mengelberg fell from the stage at his "Monk's Casino" concert in Bern April (or was it March?) this year. Thus the concerts that followed had to be played without him, and I know for the Zurich set (I wasn't there, but I was told be several friends), all the better... EDIT: It was Schlippenbach, not Mengelberg! ( )

Good old Anglo-Saxon founding principle of common law, goes back over 1500 years. ← You, Mr. Sidney [ ], are the genuine WASP!

That's what I decided to do... I assume the ML Williams discs come recommended? How about the Mulligan and the Konitz?

How about the Lestorian composer Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart? Sad story, Chris, but thanks so much for sharing it.