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I quite like hatOLOGY cover design. Most of mine look like new still. Impulse, well, the older ones were a bit better (such as the ones mentioned), but newer ones (for instance the Coltrane/Shepp Newport) got very flimsy, just one layer of cardboard where you put in the cover, which is at least twice as heavy as that cardboard... can't hold long.

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What others? significant other? hey, catesta's the one to blame, not me!

'specially for you, my friend:

Tom - I just saw a "revised" box of this at Fry's the other day. It's in a tall book form, like the re-released Miles boxes. If you're looking for it, it might suit ya better... I also saw a new version like that of the 3 cd Monk box that Noj mentioned. Yes, I saw both of these in long box versions, but I never yet saw a miles in long box version, strangely. The Monk, in my opinion, is a very nice one (the small one).

Switzerland must be a very lonely place. you...................me ubu

this thread makes me wanna

one thing I wanted to say for a long time: oh, wait, I think this is quite an offense, you're GOD, not a mere angel! now my favourite: ubu

I guess the time has now come for you to explain, so please do, dear Sir!

I love this one on the Plainisphare site:

Never heard of this? Is it on CD? I don't know if it's on cd. It's on the Plainisphere label [swiss?], from 1983. Swiss indeed, and as you can see here, it has never been on CD. Care to give some more info about it, Dmitry? ubu

IMO, when listeninng the only thing one should take into consideration is the music itself. No comments, recommendations or "explanations" (even from the renown gurus of noise as ourselves) mean anything at that point. Good point. Also, as someone has recently posted in some other thread, it's often hard to tell what's supposed to be good in this musical area. Most important is that you listen to what you like, and you will see your taste will change, or rather, develop, with time. If you stay around here, you will soon know which of our tastes suits you best. Some around here like William Parker... ubu

Now about that one: I have one set which I don't remember whom I planned sending it (not yours brownie, yours will be delivered fairly soon). PLEASE HELP ME! CHAOS HERE! (as if that was new to you all ) ubu That might be me, ubu? Or holding on to it might be your way of whipping me for the now ridiculous delay in getting the copies of those trays to you. ok ok, no, that's not the reason, the reason is I still can't send the other things I promised... PM underway.

Now about that one: I have one set which I don't remember whom I planned sending it (not yours brownie, yours will be delivered fairly soon). PLEASE HELP ME! CHAOS HERE! (as if that was new to you all ) ubu

"Grand Max" can be bought here, in case anyone's interested: http://www.organissimo.org/forum/index.php?showtopic=15133

Welcome to the board! She toured Europe as well, due to military service I missed her concert in Zurich in late October, or early November.

Oh yes, your royal highness, you did, and it was the inspiration to include the Earl Hines track with Betty Roché on my BFT! Like this album very much, thanks again! glad to hear you like it!

Just wanted to mention that one! I really like it! Betty is sounding so fresh, and Candoli and Costa (vibes only) add very much to this album. Mike, she does some awesome scatting, always easy and light-footed and -hearted, often funny, always humorous. Really nice! (Oh, did I send you a copy of this one? Just occurred I may have, but I'm not sure!) Here's a small cover scan:

"Manhattan" is probably my sentimental favourite... there's the clarinet glissando from "Rhapsody in Blue" in the opening somewhen, yes?

All these Taylors are classics, though! (I haven't heard the MPS, but have and like/love/appreciate all the others to some degree). I don't think the Enja is second rate compared to the others, drummer Mark Edwards brought in some new stylings after Ronald Shannon Jackson, and the absence of bass (though not an all too rare feat for Taylor groups) makes for another change in sound. The CD restores the full 60+ minutes of that concert, from which the LP was taken. ubu I should have said - I like those sessions! I was just recalling that reviewers were iffy about them at the time and they weren't a massive career boost for Malik. I know about those reviews.

All these Taylors are classics, though! (I haven't heard the MPS, but have and like/love/appreciate all the others to some degree). I don't think the Enja is second rate compared to the others, drummer Mark Edwards brought in some new stylings after Ronald Shannon Jackson, and the absence of bass (though not an all too rare feat for Taylor groups) makes for another change in sound. The CD restores the full 60+ minutes of that concert, from which the LP was taken. ubu

On that session I found him quite alright. I'm thinking more of the New World Taylors. Though I need to spin those again soon.

I hardly know him outside Taylor's Unit, and there, I often find him to be a bit overpowering. However, generally, I like the few things I know of his. ubu

that's what happened here, too, when I read the thread's title... RIP.