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All the Dameronia records are worthwhile!

So it's not a secret code?

I know that. I'm asking what the code is for Lon using different sizes for different posts.

Thanks! Useful!

Thanks, preordered!

What's the code for tiny font vs large font?

Thank you!

With that type of easy-to-follow and transparent direction, I hope they press enough to meet what is sure to he a healthiful demand!!! Overwhelming, even! I actually like Charlie Mariano, and this sounds like a possibly interesting record. But fuck it. I'm too old these days.

Who are all these clowns wanting us to buy stuff but not telling us who is selling it?

Where can I see that movie?

Hell if I know. The dude's got a press release that provides no contact info about that.

Who is reissuing this? I might be interested.

Changu Records is a record label owned and operated by jazz saxophonist Jaleel Shaw. It is known for releasing his own music, as well as other jazz artists. Specifically, Changu Records released Jaleel Shaw's albums "Optimism" and "The Soundtrack of Things to Come". Here's a more detailed look at Changu Records: Founded by: Jaleel Shaw. Focus: Primarily jazz music, with a focus on Jaleel Shaw's own releases and those of other jazz musicians. Notable Releases: "Optimism" and "The Soundtrack of Things to Come" by Jaleel Shaw. Associated Artists: While primarily known for Jaleel Shaw's work, Changu Records also features other jazz musicians.

Is this also via Red Hook?

Is this on a label?

Those song where Sylvester talked to Sly (and vice-versa) are my favorite.

This is a good record.

Ginger Fold- The Man With the Midol Touch!!!

The T-20 format, I know, is offensive to purists, but it's something i can watch and follow one match straight through. And with my local MLB team looking like the want to suck again, MLC is certainly a pleasant way to look away from that. I've gone to a few matches and even bought merch! But the phrase "iconic Oakland Coliseum" is morbidly amusing. That place is a cavern and all but dead.

Los Van Van I certainly know, he himself not so much, but RIP.

I remain a fan.Glad that he had one last burst of public awareness. RIP and if there's been anything funkier than this, I've yet to hear it! But this is fun too:

Taken as a whole, it's posited as being part of a focused effort to denature Black men. Castration was but the most overt/physical historical manifestation. Not an uncommon (nor unfounded) thread of thought. It should not be construed as misogynistic in the common sense. That's a real enough thing but a different strain of motivation of thought with what we're dealing with here. The more one learns about the true realities of American slavery, the more truly horrific it becomes. That's not to say that misogyny is not real, just that this particular expression is not necessarily coming from that place.