Matthew

Turn Out The Stars is OOP. Not even listed on the WB jazz site. Collectors Choice has copies of it on sale; that's where I bought my copy two weeks ago. The box sets Complete Verve Recordings, Complete Fantasy, Last Waltz, Consecration, Consecration part II are also OOP. I'd say get these by the end of the year to avoid a major cash drain, if you can.

Just was able to my hands on this cd today, and my first impressions: This does sound a lot like Love and Theft, a number of the melodies have strong echos of L&T. After listening to the cd I had to laugh at the title Modern Times because this is anything but modern music. It seems to me that Dylan, through the last three cds, has been going back in time and filtering the music that he started with, and putting it through his unique musical lens. Striving to create a timeless style of rock by lifting (or outright stealing) songs from the past, and twisting them to his purpose. Have to give it a couple of more listens and find the lyrics off the 'net so I can get deeper into this cd. Very excited that I was able to get tickets for His Bobness at Key Arena -- never had seat three rows from the stage. PS: Reflecting on the title of the cd. An easier way to say what I want is that Dylan is looking at this modern world/times though the lens of the music he started with, using that as a touchstone for what he wants to say.

OH HECK YEAH!!! Third row, on the floor, at Key Arena 10/13!!!!!!

Fat Tire Amber Ale from New Belgium Brewing in Fort Collins, CO. Not too bad.

Heard it this morning going for some donuts: My blood turned cold, my memory's just been sold, My angel is a centerfold.... Nah, nah, na, na-nah, na..

thanks for the clarification, Jim. Does that mean it would be OK if someone were to put up on Dime the radio broadcast from last year with Arno? I would be cool to have some concerts on Internet Music Archive, here's the UP LOAD PAGE -- hint, hint..

Rod is The Man!

Thanks for the replies everyone

With a big thanks to Rod! Jack Flanders stories: The Fourth Tower of Inverness Moon over Morocco

Yeah, same source -- Thanks for checking Lon.

Yes, great concert! Do you, or anyone else, know where I can download the whole concert? I seems to me some of it has been edited out. This is what I have: Bertha, Playin' In The Band, Loser, Mr. Charlie, Cumberland Blues, Brokedown Palace, Me And Bobby McGee, Hard To Handle, Casey Jones Saint Stephen, Truckin'-> Drums-> The Other One-> Me & My Uncle-> The Other One, Deal, Sugar Magnolia, Morning Dew, Turn On Your Love Light I like this year also, I'm going download all I can find from '71.

Towers of London when they had built you did you watch over the men who fell Towers of London when they had built you Victoria's gem found in somebody's hell Darn that Andy Partridge...

Thanks Dan.

Listening to a great concert: Grateful Dead Live at Hollywood Palladium on 1971-08-06. Band seems to be on fire for this one and in great spirits. They're even telling people where to stand for the best sound when they tape.

Another question is people have the time. Do you eq your downloads? Use the RIAA EQ Curve? Or do you just fiddle around with the eq until it sounds good? I'm using "GoldWave."

So, if I have 1-6, I opt for the 2nd choice above. I think That's what I'm doing.... hope it's right

Okay, I can stop hyper-ventalating now... Fuzzy Warbles The Price Is Right ! Date: 31/08/06 To halt the frenzy of activity and conjecture with regards the Collectors Album prices, we can now reveal the following. Fuzzy Warbles Volume 7 and 8 will be released on 25th September and from the Ape Store ONLY you will be able to buy the following variations (all prices ex VAT and shipping) - Collectors Album ONLY (+ bonus CD/booklet/stamps) - £9.35 Collectors Album + Vol 7 & 8 - £25.52 Volume 7 & 8 - £10.20 each Collectors Album + Vol 1-8 - £66.32 You will also have the option, only at the time you buy the box, to complete your Warbles collection by buying any combinations of Volumes 1-6 at a special price. The Collectors Album will only be available from other retailers and on-line stores as a complete boxed set from 16th October in UK/Europe and 10th October in USA. Nice to see the boys doing the right thing here.

I don't have any Coltrane K-2s but I do have the SACDs, and to my ears there is, of course, some drop off in sound, not enough for me to want to trash the box, or to go out looking for updated disks. IMO, the Coltrane box sounds very good, and it is more of an "Old School" master. What I mean by that is the cds don't have the fingerprints of whoever remasted the cd all over it. For me, some of the newer stuff, it sounds as if whoever is remastering wants to let you know that he/she was there, and notice how wonderfull I am, and let me eq the heck out of the treble, and boost the bass, etc. On the Coltrane box, the sound is more mellow, smoother, less attention grabing than you hear now-a-days. As you can tell by my comments, I really like the sound on this box; that, however, is a combination of my personal taste and my system. Results may vary of course.

Now if I only knew how to prepare the concert for upload. Sorry, can't help you there...

Maybe. But Rhino seems to like to reissue/repackage stuff. Maybe Filmore West 1969 complete set? After all, Rhino has never released the set...

Art Pepper: Smack Up. At least I didn't receive and it was on my 7/21 order.

PS: The Elmo Hope session Informal Jazz is smokin'.

Mine finally arrived an hour ago and I've been playing disk one. Very nice sound, not muffled, seems very open, nice detail. Booklet is very good also, Prestige did a first class job on this from the looks and sound of this box. This is an ab-sol-ute steal at the price. Hate to see what it'll cost on Ebay in a couple of years. Glad I have it.

Bitching! I did it, and I'm listening to a CDR of Miles' concert from Denmark 11-04-69. Mega cool, thanks a lot US and Dan. Sound's not too bad either!

Love the internet. Don't have, don't want, never will have, a cell-phone. Bah humbug!