analogak Posted March 4, 2008 Report Posted March 4, 2008 sorry pathetic loser is strong but really...who gives a shit about these people and places of the digital past? why keep whining about slights real and imagined? none of this is real or meaningful. it is casual and fun!!!! Quote
JSngry Posted March 4, 2008 Author Report Posted March 4, 2008 "misguided members", "big spots", "expulsion", damn, this place really is phallocentric! Quote
Aggie87 Posted March 4, 2008 Report Posted March 4, 2008 sorry pathetic loser is strong but really...who gives a shit about these people and places of the digital past? why keep whining about slights real and imagined? none of this is real or meaningful. it is casual and fun!!!! Is your avatar Vincent Schiavelli or Jeff Van Gundy? Quote
JSngry Posted March 4, 2008 Author Report Posted March 4, 2008 sorry pathetic loser is strong but really...who gives a shit about these people and places of the digital past? why keep whining about slights real and imagined? none of this is real or meaningful. it is casual and fun!!!! It's part of the Natural Cycle Of CyberJazz Dysfunctionality - BNBB Angst, Wynton Rage, "Why Isn't Jazz More Popular", "What Is Jazz", and a few other Dearly Beloveds, they mark the changing of the seasons and let us know that no matter what else happens, we'll always have these. Like the blowing of tommy sands through an hourglass, these are the daze of our lifestyles. And resistance is futile. Quote
analogak Posted March 4, 2008 Report Posted March 4, 2008 (edited) but you gotta smile and shake it off. let it go. go drink some buffalo trace and smoke a newport. check on your fantasy team, etc. that is how a real man acts, speaking of phallicity. Edited March 4, 2008 by dumpy mama Quote
marcello Posted March 4, 2008 Report Posted March 4, 2008 sorry pathetic loser is strong but really...who gives a shit about these people and places of the digital past? why keep whining about slights real and imagined? none of this is real or meaningful. it is casual and fun!!!! Is your avatar Vincent Schiavelli or Jeff Van Gundy? Harvey Pekar Quote
JSngry Posted March 4, 2008 Author Report Posted March 4, 2008 Don't drink or smoke anymore, don't have a fantasy team, and I kinda like to let it linger rather than shake it off, but believe me when I tell you that I've been laughing my ass of at this whole thing, including my part in it, and especially the predictability of who's gonna show up and say what about what. It's reassuring, man, reassuring! Quote
analogak Posted March 4, 2008 Report Posted March 4, 2008 cool. it just seems some people have been bringing a false gravitas to the board recently. the way i feel about tony malaby solos and often joe lovano solos. Quote
JSngry Posted March 4, 2008 Author Report Posted March 4, 2008 Like the song says, to everything there is a seasoning... Quote
paul secor Posted March 4, 2008 Report Posted March 4, 2008 sorry pathetic loser is strong but really...who gives a shit about these people and places of the digital past? why keep whining about slights real and imagined? none of this is real or meaningful. it is casual and fun!!!! Is your avatar Vincent Schiavelli or Jeff Van Gundy? Beat me to it, Marcello. I thought that it was Pekar also. Harvey Pekar Quote
Guest Bill Barton Posted March 4, 2008 Report Posted March 4, 2008 Being "relatively" new here I gotta say that things - as Alice said - just get curiouser and curiouser. Are we trapped in a digital timewarp? Is there a way out? Quote
Jim Alfredson Posted March 4, 2008 Report Posted March 4, 2008 Perhaps we're under attack, as Sangry pointed out. They're coming! Quote
Rosco Posted March 4, 2008 Report Posted March 4, 2008 Perhaps we're under attack, as Sangry pointed out. They're coming! Should we merge this with the 'conspiracy theory' thread? Quote
clifford_thornton Posted March 4, 2008 Report Posted March 4, 2008 sorry pathetic loser is strong but really...who gives a shit about these people and places of the digital past? why keep whining about slights real and imagined? none of this is real or meaningful. it is casual and fun!!!! Welcome to Web 2.0, dude. Quote
clifford_thornton Posted March 4, 2008 Report Posted March 4, 2008 cool. it just seems some people have been bringing a false gravitas to the board recently. the way i feel about tony malaby solos and often joe lovano solos. That is too fucking funny... [my boldface] Quote
Jams_Runt Posted March 4, 2008 Report Posted March 4, 2008 I've been skimming through the archives around here, and actually read this thread a couple days ago, buried way back in the archives. I always wondered what had happened on the Blue Note Message board as it has come up in various conversations I've seen on-line for years. Then the next day or so I find it up here. I got no dogs in the fight, just this startling true confession... I bought the first Norah Jones album when it first came out because I was such a big fan of Tony Sherr and Kenny Wollesen. Soon after I gave up on being a Slow Poke completist! ) Whew... glad I got that off my chest. Hey marketer guy, if you are still reading, here is the analogy to Blue Note signing Norah that you were looking for: If Concord records reactivated the Riverside imprint and put out the Michael Bolton Sings Sinatra on Riverside. The situation was waay different than Herbie pulling a Santana. Quote
Joe G Posted March 4, 2008 Report Posted March 4, 2008 cool. it just seems some people have been bringing a false gravitas to the board recently. the way i feel about tony malaby solos and often joe lovano solos. That is too fucking funny... [my boldface] DM's been on a bit of a roll lately, I have to admit! Quote
Guest Bill Barton Posted March 4, 2008 Report Posted March 4, 2008 cool. it just seems some people have been bringing a false gravitas to the board recently. the way i feel about tony malaby solos and often joe lovano solos. That is too fucking funny... [my boldface] False gravitas as opposed to "real" gravitas? [my italics] Sometimes it's a little difficult to tell the difference, eh? Quote
clifford_thornton Posted March 4, 2008 Report Posted March 4, 2008 DM is a "soulful black cat," indeed. Digression (sort of): Norah Jones is awful, and I would have preferred a Kenny Wolleson solo disc on BN. Or fucking Bill "Righty" Frisell. Quote
andybleaden Posted March 5, 2008 Report Posted March 5, 2008 Disagree What is more important for me is that she was the first thing with Blue Note on it that I bought both for my Mum! and me She never got in to my taste in Jackie McLean and Grachan Moncur III at the time Quote
Big Beat Steve Posted March 5, 2008 Report Posted March 5, 2008 Andy, do you actually think your Mom cares one bit about the fact that platter is on BN? So what's the point? Personally, I don't care too much about that either (BN ain't what it used to be back at Alfred Lion's times any more anyway - not by a long shot) but what I find odd is that some "suits" out there seem to be intent on marketing acts like Norah Jones as "jazz". THIS she ain't. Just pop, that's fine enough for what it is and there's nothing wrong with it if you go for that kind of music but in the same manner as with that "smooth jazz" debate going on elsewhere the real jazz fans (jazz being a wide enough field anyway, stylistically speaking) are perfectly entitled to objecting against this muddling of stylistic terms. Or to put it another way, is it any wonder that not everybody is all that happy about certain people calling virtually anything "jazz" just because some sales smarties figure this is a tag that equals more sales (not that it would attract more actual jazz fans but rather because lukewarm pseudo-sophisticated smoothies can bask in the sunlight of the oh so hip "jazz" status, claiming "Hey, I am a jazz listener too")? Quote
andybleaden Posted March 5, 2008 Report Posted March 5, 2008 No maybe not ...but when I said this is on Blue Note....the label I am nuts about ....and you might also like this...well she was hooked...did not get her into too much but they do have a grant green lp and Blue Train in their house now Quote
analogak Posted March 5, 2008 Report Posted March 5, 2008 DM is a "soulful black cat," indeed. i got in a fight with a young woman...a short dumpy mama (not white) in the bad sense at a party last weekend when she asked me what i was drinking and i said "a 40" and she said "a 40 of what?" and i said "olde english" and she said "yeah, white people like to drink that" and i was like "no they don't" and she was like "yes they do" and i was like "well i disagree and i am not white, anyway" and she said "you're not? what are you?" and i said "jewish" and she said "then you're white" and then i said "i disagree with everything you are saying" and she said "i'm going to blog about this" and i was about to flip out but my friend who's birthday it was asked me to keep calm so i did, though i did seethe silently for the rest of the night. white people do not like 40s and the only reason i bought olde english was that it was the only brand of malt liquor the nearest bodega offered. but any party (mostly white, generally) i go to, a 40 will get stupid comments like "oh i haven't seen that since college" like it is crazy i would prefer the sweeter and MUCH more economical 40 or two of malt liquor to some sort of cheesy and bitter six pack of "lager" or "ale" when purchasing by booze of choice for the night. Quote
Big Al Posted March 5, 2008 Report Posted March 5, 2008 DM is a "soulful black cat," indeed. i got in a fight with a young woman...a short dumpy mama (not white) in the bad sense at a party last weekend when she asked me what i was drinking and i said "a 40" and she said "a 40 of what?" and i said "olde english" and she said "yeah, white people like to drink that" and i was like "no they don't" and she was like "yes they do" and i was like "well i disagree and i am not white, anyway" and she said "you're not? what are you?" and i said "jewish" and she said "then you're white" and then i said "i disagree with everything you are saying" and she said "i'm going to blog about this" and i was about to flip out but my friend who's birthday it was asked me to keep calm so i did, though i did seethe silently for the rest of the night. white people do not like 40s and the only reason i bought olde english was that it was the only brand of malt liquor the nearest bodega offered. but any party (mostly white, generally) i go to, a 40 will get stupid comments like "oh i haven't seen that since college" like it is crazy i would prefer the sweeter and MUCH more economical 40 or two of malt liquor to some sort of cheesy and bitter six pack of "lager" or "ale" when purchasing by booze of choice for the night. What's the blogsite? Since we are a crazed swarm of angry enthusiasts, we might find a new home. And, off we could go like a plague of locusts descending on the unsuspecting site. We Blue Note fanatics could swamp the smaller site unaccustomed to the large mass and crash their modest server. Since the Blue Note mob brought down every other jazz site it landed on due to their numbers and massive usage, we might also bring the ire up of the blogosphere; and I really don't give a rat's ass if these other communities start complaining about the rude Blue Noters that invade them like a conquering horde. Quote
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