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  4. Perry Robinson & Andrea Centazzo - The Journey

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    2 hours ago, mjzee said:

    Release date May 15:

    Recorded in May 2015 in San Diego, CA, this is one of the last recording of the extraordinary clarinet player Perry Robinson, a musician that since the 60s has been considered a staple of the NY avant-garde scene. Not only he also had more traditional collaboration with musicians like the Brubeck's, Tony Scott and many other. Hi was one of the columns of the Charlie Haden Liberation Orchestra, a sideman with Don Cherry, Gato Barbieri, John Fisher. In this CD in duo with percussionist, electronic experiments artist Andrea Centazzo once again he cross the genres from extremely inventive sound scapes to hunting melodies all improvised in 2 days session.

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    Great album, I also love The Soul in the Mist

    Andrea Centazzo, Perry Robinson, Nobu Stowe - The Soul In The Mist ...

  14. MLB Season 2020

    in Miscellaneous - Non-Political

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    9 hours ago, Dave Garrett said:

    Despite the title, discussion of baseball is minimal and near the end of the piece, but fans of the now 99-year-old Roger Angell will no doubt find much of interest in this fascinating interview with him, including a priceless anecdote about Joseph Mitchell.

    BASEBALL, FICTION, AND LIFE: ROGER ANGELL’S ERA-SPANNING CAREER AT THE NEW YORKER

    Thanks for the article, enjoyed it immensely. I often thought the fiction editors at The New Yorker were really the major influences in American fiction for decades.

  21. 2019-2020 MLB Hot Stove Thread

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    3 hours ago, Brad said:

    Baseball, in its infinite wisdom :wacko:, is thinking of a new playoff format that must have been designed in Romper Room:

    MLB weighing major changes to postseason, including growing number of teams to 14

    “MLB is considering a move in which each league would have three division winners and four wild-card teams making the postseason starting in 2022, sources said. The best team in the league would receive a bye into the division series. The two remaining division winners and the wild-card team with the best record of the four would each host all games of a best-of-three series in the opening round.“

    After the regular season ends,

    “The division winner with the second-best record would select its wild-card opponent from the three wild-card winners not hosting a series.

    The division winner with the worst record would then choose its opponent from the remaining two wild-card teams.

    The final matchup would pit the wild-card winner with the best record against the wild-card team not yet chosen.

    All of the selections, sources said, would be unveiled live on television the Sunday night of the final regular-season games.”

    Like most here, I've been a huge baseball fan all my life, but in the past couple of years, the way MLB has gone about its business, the hold the present game has on me is becoming very tenuous, to say the least. This present "idea being floated around" will kill the World Series, as it won't be close to the two best teams, but a tournament of survival. For me, if this happens... I'm out. My interest in the present game will end, I'll still read about the history of the game I love, but actually paying money for the present product, investing time and emotion in what's going on now, I'm done.

  22. Play ball! 2019 MLB season thread

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    5 hours ago, BFrank said:

    I went to Giants Fan Fest on Saturday and was lucky enough to see Hunter Pence's first appearance after his signing on Friday.
    Here with Posey and Alex Dickerson

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    Good to have a upbeat person like Pence on the team. It will be interesting to see the kind of personality the Giants will have this year, it seemed like Bochy liked the low-key, subdued player, over the flashy, intense, gregarious type, eg. Posey, Belt, Panic, Duffy, Crawford, et.al. The last two season they've been a very dull team. Hopefully they'll liven up a bit this year.

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