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By the way, does anyone know if it's possible to change the title or subtitle of topics that I started?
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Update, with prices slashed on everything and new CDs added, including box sets by Wadada Leo Smith, Steve Lacy, Bud Powell and Thelonious Monk, some blues CDs and other assorted stuff.
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List has been updated. Still some good music available...
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Update...I've added Brotzmann's Live in Berlin '71 from FMP.
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Update with some Hatology titles added.
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I have the following for sale. Prices include shipping to the US. Will ship internationally at cost. Paypal only, PM if interested.
Box Set:
Thelonious Monk -- Live at the Jazz Workshop (Columbia, 2-Disc Set) $10
Hatology:
Anthony Braxton -- Creative Orchestra (Koln) 1978 (Two Discs) $10
Steve Lacy & Brion Gysin -- Songs $7
Assorted Jazz CDs
Evan Parker -- The Needles (Leo, 2-disc Set) $8
Blues CDs
T-Bone Walker --The Complete Imperial Recordings, 1950-1954 (EMI records, 2-disc set, still sealed ) $10
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I am offering for sale a copy of the 6-CD Tristano, Konitz and Marsh Mosaic. (Mosaic #174). The discs are all in like-new condition, while the booklet and outer box are in excellent, almost like-new condition, with very, very minor wear around the corners.
I will make this available for $125, including shipping to the US. (I will ship internationally at cost.) Paypal only, PM if interested. Thanks!
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That's what I hate about jazz; you have to keep on buying different editions of the same album over and over again!
You really don't. I treat these releases as an opportunity to buy on CD the stuff that was never released as an RVG. Sound quality is only of relatively minor importance to me. I never upgrade just to get a better sound. I have a huge collection and I don't think I've ever bought even a single CD that I already owned, unless it was by mistake.
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PM sent on the Jimmy Smith.
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Updated, with additions.
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I think this is a really great reissue series coming out of Japan, but I have several that are still sealed that I would like to sell at a substantial discount to the price you would pay for the disc plus shipping from CD Japan or other similar outlets. I am moving in a couple of months and just want to cut back on what I have to box up, so hopefully these can all find a good home. These have never been opened and so come with all the obi strips and everything else.
Same as usual: PM if interested, Paypal only, prices include shipping to the US, please inquire for international deliveries.
All discs have been sold. Thanks for looking!
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Box is gone. Thanks.
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Edit: Box sold, thanks for looking.
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Update with some additions and subtractions.
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I have the following discs for sale. Prices include shipping to the US. Please inquire for international deliveries. Paypal only, PM if interested. I am moving soon so I'm looking to get rid of these cheaply.
Clifford Brown/Max Roach -- Brown and Roach Incorporated (Emarcy) $5
Clifford Brown/Max Roach -- Study in Brown (Emarcy) $5
Joelle Leandre/George Lewis -- Transatlantic Visions (Rogue Art) $5
Charles Mingus -- Mysterious Blues (Candid, still sealed) $7
Thelonious Monk -- Live at the Jazz Workshop $12
Stanley Turrentine -- Up At Minton's (Blue Note) $10
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Reading Straight Life took a lot out of me...don't think I could handle another memoir about jazz and drugs.
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Thanks. Yeah, if you see any, let me know. I'm actually going to be working on an article later this summer on the series, and I'd like to fill out what I have as much as possible and rely on MP3s for whatever I can't find at a sane price.
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I am trying to round out my collection of the BYG/Actuel series, and am looking for the following albums. If you have any of these available for trade or sale, please send me a PM:
Arthur Jones--Africanasia
Dave Burrell--Echo
Dave Burrell--La Vie Boheme
Jacques Coursil--Black Suite
Jacques Coursil--Way Ahead
Andrew Cyrille--What About?
Arthur Jones--Scorpio
Steve Lacy--Moon
Dewey Redman--Tarik
Alan Silva--Seasons
Kenneth Terroade--Love Rejoice
Frank Wright--One For John
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All these discs have sold. Thanks for looking!
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The Montgomery is now gone. Thanks for looking!
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Wes Montgomery is still available.
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Monk is gone. I've reduced the price on the Montgomery.
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I have the following discs for sale. All are in like new condition unless otherwise noted. Prices include shipping to the US, please inquire for international deliveries. Minimum $15 order.
Filament -- Filament Box (FMN 5 Disc Set) (Minor Scuff Marks on Outer Box, Discs are Like new) $60
Tetuzi Akiyama /Martin Ng -- Oimacta $8
AMM (Music Now Ensemble) -- Silver Pyramid $15
AMM -- Combine + Laminates + Treatise '84 $10
AMM -- Before Driving To The Chapel We Took Coffee with Rick and Jennifer Reed -- $10
AMM -- AMMusic 1966 -- $10
Axel Dorner/Toshimaru Nakamura -- Vorhernach $8
Klaus Filip/Toshimaru Nakamura -- Aluk $8
Radu Malfatti/Taku Sugimoto -- Futatsu $15
Gunter Muller/Taku Sugimoto -- I Am Happy If You Are Happy $5
Toshimaru Nakamura -- No-Input Mixing Board (3) $7
Eliane Radigue -- Transamorem-Transmortem $10
Keith Rowe/Burkhard Beins -- Grain $12
Keith Rowe/Oren Ambarchi/Sachiko M/Otomo Yoshihide/Robbie Avenaim -- Thumb $8
Sachiko M - Salon de Sachiko $15
Taku Sugimoto -- Live in Australia $15
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Sold. Thanks for looking!
Really bizarre, embarrassing shit from The New Yorker (merged)
in Jazz In Print - Periodicals, Books, Newspapers, etc...
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I'm surprised by how people have reacted to this. I thought parts of it were pretty funny, and it's pretty clearly satire. Everybody who is saying that it's disrespectful to Rollins, well, that's kind of the point: Sonny Rollins would never say or think the things that are written in that piece, and that's where the humor lies. I'm sorry but this is funny:
"There was this one time, in 1953 or 1954, when a few guys and I had just finished our last set at Club Carousel, and we were about to pack it in when in walked Bud Powell and Charlie Parker. We must have jammed together for five more hours, right through sunrise. That was the worst day of my life."
People who are getting up in arms about this really need to find better things to do with their time. They come across as obtuse and self-important.