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Just received my copy of the new BadBadNotGood on clear vinyl. It sounds really good, but I cannot make out where it was pressed. It's stamped "Masterdisk." Does that indicate who mastered it, or does that relate to the pressing plant? The deadwax has the initials SH written in it. Assumming that's who mastered it.

Anyone more knowledgeable about these things than I? No info on Discogs.
 
zdkaiser said:
Just received my copy of the new BadBadNotGood on clear vinyl. It sounds really good, but I cannot make out where it was pressed. It's stamped "Masterdisk." Does that indicate who mastered it, or does that relate to the pressing plant? The deadwax has the initials SH written in it. Assumming that's who mastered it.

Anyone more knowledgeable about these things than I? No info on Discogs.
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Probably Scott Hull:
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Scott Hull (2)

Scott Hull (2) Discography at Discogs
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Edit: yea— it seems to be him. One of the other listings for it lists him as the lacquer cutter
 
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JohnnyCashFan said:
Here are some of the one's I have and enjoy the vibe from. You should be able to stream these on many of the services.
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@Potato-Socks
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Holy frijoles! I don't have streaming, but I'll sample them on YouTube or something. THANKS!
 
nolalady said:
What's missing from your life? A jazz cruise (you must do jazz hands while saying jazz cruise or it doesn't count)

bluenoteatsea.com

Home - Jazz Cruises

Signature CRUISE Experiences Since 2001, nearly 200,000 guests have sailed on a Signature Cruise Experiences’ program.Over 18,000 of them have sailed on 4 or more programs!
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It might be worth it for the people-watching alone! We went to a local jazz club to see Kenny Barron a few weeks ago and my wife liked watching the crowd more than the band!
 
Another Great Jazz Series here long OOP if you happen to run across it highly recommended. Not sure if these are on streaming. I have them in flac on my server.

Gitanes - Jazz In Paris

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Jazz In Paris

2000s Jazz CD reissue series from Universal Music and Gitanes Jazz Productions celebrating Paris' role in jazz history. Packaged in digipaks and 24-bit remastered, the series covers a recording timespan from the '40s to the '80s and contains thematic compilations as well as regular albums and...
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@Potato-Socks @Andy @avecigrec @Selaws @Poly-Rythmo
 
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That series was great. I have most of the original batch. I recall a trip to Paris in the era where I think I bought a long armload of them at whatever chain store was around at the time. Shout out to the Barney Wilen titles, as well as Clark Hodeir, Bobby Jaspar and Sonny Criss, among others. The guys on the Blue Note Board (pre-Norah implosion) had a bunch of great threads that were a great buying guide.
 
JohnnyCashFan said:
www.theguardian.com

John Coltrane: A Love Supreme Live in Seattle review | John Fordham's jazz album of the month

This amateur 1965 recording from a Seattle club shows Coltrane and his ensemble, expanded to include saxist Pharoah Sanders, at a pivotal moment
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another good Coltrane Love Supreme Seattle review
jazztimes.com

John Coltrane: A Love Supreme: Live in Seattle (Impulse!) - JazzTimes

Read JazzTimes' review of A Love Supreme: Live in Seattle by John Coltrane, a previously unheard version of the legend's masterpiece.
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JohnnyCashFan said:
another good Coltrane Love Supreme Seattle review
jazztimes.com

John Coltrane: A Love Supreme: Live in Seattle (Impulse!) - JazzTimes

Read JazzTimes' review of A Love Supreme: Live in Seattle by John Coltrane, a previously unheard version of the legend's masterpiece.
jazztimes.com jazztimes.com
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The interesting thing about this release is the recording quality. The saxes are way back, very muffled, while McCoy, Elvin and Jimmy Garrison are clear as a bell. It certainly isn't an easy listen, whch is a shame, and while I can't tell for sure, the vinyl is almost certainly digitally sourced, due to presumably extensive work in the digital domain to make it passable. A historic and iconic release, but not going to set any sonic standards.
 
MikeH said:
I imagine that the cruise will be full of guys like this:

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This is eerily like me trying to talk jazz with my fiancee.

"Oh you know this guy, you said you liked that album of his that we listened to the other day!"
"Herbie Hancock?"
"Great guess but what instrument is currently being played?"
"A trumpet?"
"Yes! Smashed it! But what instrument does Herbie play?"
"A trumpet?"
"Remember we saw Herbie live, what was he playing?"
"A trumpet?"
"No, not a trumpet"
"A saxophone or a.."
"The piano, its a piano"
"Ok yeah, a piano"
"And what's being played now?"
"A trumpet"
"Yes! So guess again"
"John Coltrane?"

And scene.
 
Selaws said:
This is eerily like me trying to talk jazz with my fiancee.

"Oh you know this guy, you said you liked that album of his that we listened to the other day!"
"Herbie Hancock?"
"Great guess but what instrument is currently being played?"
"A trumpet?"
"Yes! Smashed it! But what instrument does Herbie play?"
"A trumpet?"
"Remember we saw Herbie live, what was he playing?"
"A trumpet?"
"No, not a trumpet"
"A saxophone or a.."
"The piano, its a piano"
"Ok yeah, a piano"
"And what's being played now?"
"A trumpet"
"Yes! So guess again"
"John Coltrane?"

And scene.
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I'm mad I just read this exchange to my wife expecting her to laugh out loud at the John Coltrane answer but she just looked blankly as I cackled like a dork to myself and said

"Uhh, I don't get it."
 
zdkaiser said:
Just received my copy of the new BadBadNotGood on clear vinyl. It sounds really good, but I cannot make out where it was pressed. It's stamped "Masterdisk." Does that indicate who mastered it, or does that relate to the pressing plant? The deadwax has the initials SH written in it. Assumming that's who mastered it.

Anyone more knowledgeable about these things than I? No info on Discogs.
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I got two Disc Ones of the clear vinyl. Did you already listen? Did you get Disc 1 & 2?

It’s 45RPM which I didn’t know at first. “Signal from the Noise” sounds weird at 66% speed 😂
 
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