Matthew

Can't "Gold Wave" do that? When I download a file, some kind of graph comes up.

Looking at the 2001, the prices are great. For shipping to USA, does that add a lot to the cost?

Just this year I've come to my senses and began to listen to Rollins. My loss for ignoring such a great player for so long. May Sonny have many more years of happiness! Happy Birthday!

Bob Dylan: Time Out Of Mind. I've spent the better part of yesterday and today looking for this in my room: I've lost it

Welcome back! Hope the health keeps getting better.

Agreed, Ain't Talking is the best song Dylan has wrote since Blood On The Tracks; it has a lot of different levels of meaning. This verse reminds me of Mary Magdalene meeting Jesus in the garden from the Gospel of John. As I walked out in the mystic garden On a hot summer day, a hot summer lawn Excuse me, ma'am, I beg your pardon There's no one here, the gardener is gone

Crap! I want the GMCJB in the worst way. Darn that Concord. I'll have to ask for this as a birthday present next month.

Glad to hear "Last Waltz" & "Consecration" are still in print, I'll be able to take my time with those at least. Ron: you snooze, you loose!

Secret Sessions is still listed HERE, in fact, it's at a nice sale price. If it wasn't for the Concord sale, I would be buying it.

Hate peanut butter -- yuck!

Someday Baby is the song based upon Trouble No More. Quite clear what's its based on. I have no idea about the legal issue, or moral issues regarding what Dylan is doing. I think what is happening is that we hear what the song is based on, and hearing that, think that the orignal writer needs to be acknowledged. It kind of seems in the same league as Page/Plant/Trad, if you know what I mean.

Then Dylan is a very mature poet. I often wonder if this is one of the reasons why Dylan dosen't win the Nobel Prize.

Are you sure about Last Waltz and Consecration? It seems like they're available on most of the websites I've checked. I'd prefer to not have to spend the money right now, but I will if I "have to." Both are no longer on the Concord site (whether that means anything at this point, I don't know), as for me and my house, I plan on getting all the box sets by the end of the year. They're both still on the Concord site--under "Bill Evans TRIO" (and not just "Bill Evans"). By the way, what's "Consecration part II"? Unless you mean "The Last Waltz" part II, which is sorta what "Consecration" is. Your right, it is Last Waltz, I was just copying off of Amazon, and for some reason, the have Last Waltz as Final Recordings part 2. My bad for not noticing that.

I love how the trombone player behind Gonsalves is pointing his bell right at Paul trying to wake him up.

I also wondered about this. Have the publishing rights timed out or something? Even if they did, fact is that the music in not all originals by Dylan and it should be acknowledged in some way. Dylan has yet to acknowledge that he's stolen from anyone, ever, not even Henry Timrod, who Dylan has lifted whole lines from. I'm a huge Dylan fan, but I don't understand this part of his personality, at all.

Are you sure about Last Waltz and Consecration? It seems like they're available on most of the websites I've checked. I'd prefer to not have to spend the money right now, but I will if I "have to." Both are no longer on the Concord site (whether that means anything at this point, I don't know), as for me and my house, I plan on getting all the box sets by the end of the year.

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