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Thank you. I held off ordering due to fear of something of the sort (lack of concrete KD info), and have been waiting for reviews. Re. lack of editor, sadly that seems practically the norm nowadays.

I really dig the bowed bass in #2, which ought to give some pointer, but no guess as yet.

I also got early Ra vibes from the intro of #1, but eventually decided it's probably somebody else.

Liking this so far. 11 is the only one I recognize offhand: A4 here, though I have it on a multi-artist compilation.

This is indeed good. https://futuramarge.bandcamp.com/album/aigu-grave

I skipped the lengthy critical preface (to the Penguin edition) because the book is so long, but will have to read it once I finish. There's plenty of other nasty Dombey behavior. I'm about 200 pages in and have been struck by a) the way he bailed out Walter Gay's uncle just to show the young son "the power money has over people" and subsequently b) assigned Walter to fill a position in Barbados, where he is likely to die young because of the virulent diseases there. [Walter being a young man who has a thing for the neglected daughter.] From what I can tell, the critical preface, among other things, relates various characters to Dickens's early life.

Why this? Long story (pun intended). Haven't read any Dickens in ages. Doing so requires some investment of time.

Couple of French reissues

Thanks! I was going to ask (time? Rough Draft or Tubby's?), but looked it up: 6-10 PM @ Tubby's The Quietus recently ran an article: https://thequietus.com/culture/books/alice-coltrane-eternity-book-review/

Japanese reissue of this forthcoming:

Thanks. Definitely got my interest. Have been jumping around that 2023 American Pianists Awards set. I wish there were more youtube, etc. clips available.