SR V: To boldly go where no room has gone before

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Item	UnitPrice	Qty	Subtotal	Shipped	Returned
Miriodor - Avanti!	$15.00	1	$15.00	0	0
Upsilon Acrux - Radian Futura	$15.00	1	$15.00	0	0
Soft Mountain - Soft Mountain	$17.00	1	$17.00	0	0
Amygdala - Amygdala (special!)	$9.00	1	$9.00	0	0
Combat Astronomy - The Dematerialised Passenger	$10.00	1	$10.00	0	0
Koenjihyakkei - Nivraym (reworked/remixed/remastered)	$15.00	1	$15.00	0	0
Moerlen, Pierre/Gong - Arista Years 2 x CDs (special)	$9.00	1	$9.00	0	0
Monk, Thelonious with John Coltrane - The Complete 1957 Riverside Recordings 2 x CDs (expanded/remastered) (special)	$9.00	1	$9.00	0	0
Upsilon Acrux - Volucris Avis Dirae-Arum	$12.00	1	$12.00	0	0
Osanna - Palepoli	$19.00	1	$19.00	0	0

^ Nice Pat. 

I Just got The Complete 1961 Village Vanguard Recordings today.

Happy Father's Day to me! 

Thanks guys, it was hard not to spend double that amount.

I need so much more jazz it's sick.  Particularly Coltrane.

<3 Coltrane. Been on a bit of a marathon recently, listening to Live at Birdland right now. 

Edited by Evolutionary_Sleeper - June 16 2009 at 20:18

Coltrane and Monk together = 

MovingPictures07 wrote: I've been listening to Tangerine Dream all day, but I may have to hear some Coltrane next.

Hey Alex! Which was the Coltrane album you recomend me to sleep with? I already picked My Favorite Things, but to have in mind for tomorrow

James wrote: Evolutionary_Sleeper wrote: James wrote: Damn you, Patrick.  I only own three of those. Same here. I have Nivraym, but not the remaster. I have both.

So how is the remaster anyway? Better than the original?

and most of all, is it worth the purchase?

Evolutionary_Sleeper wrote: James wrote: Evolutionary_Sleeper wrote: James wrote: Damn you, Patrick.  I only own three of those. Same here. I have Nivraym, but not the remaster. I have both. So how is the remaster anyway? Better than the original? and most of all, is it worth the purchase?

No idea.  I've not got around to listening to it yet.

I did check out the booklet though and it seems to have addition vocals, a saxophone and I think also some new keyboard work.

I'll let you know.  I shall likely play them back-to-back eventually.

Padraic wrote: Keith Tippett is now easily in my top 5 keyboard players.  I need much of his work.

I won't recommend you Blueprints or anything by Ovary Lodge for now.  However, I do recommend his first two albums as The Keith Tippett Group.  Especially Dedicated to You, But You Weren't Listening.