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zdkaiser
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I picked up the Plaid Room Records blue version of this Grant Green album. It sounds spectacular.
Anyways, some of you may be interested in this multi-color pressing. I believe the code "vinyl" will get you 10% off your order (so says reddit). I did not double dip on this title, so no clue if the code works.
Anyways, some of you may be interested in this multi-color pressing. I believe the code "vinyl" will get you 10% off your order (so says reddit). I did not double dip on this title, so no clue if the code works.
Grant Green 'Sunday Mornin' Vinyl
Grant Green 'Sunday Mornin' Vinyl, Analog Audiophile Blue Note 180g Slow Down Sounds vinyl, Red White and Blue Vinyl Pressing Limited to 200 Copies. Black Vinyl Pressing Limited to 500 Copies. Jazz vinyl pressing from Blue Note mainstay Grant Green, produced by Rudy Van Gelder
slowdownsounds.com
Russ I
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Cross-post from the pre-order thread: I'm pretty sure the Plaid Room version you mention is still available, and it's actually a bit less expensive:I picked up the Plaid Room Records blue version of this Grant Green album. It sounds spectacular.
Anyways, some of you may be interested in this multi-color pressing. I believe the code "vinyl" will get you 10% off your order (so says reddit). I did not double dip on this title, so no clue if the code works.
Grant Green 'Sunday Mornin' Vinyl
Grant Green 'Sunday Mornin' Vinyl, Analog Audiophile Blue Note 180g Slow Down Sounds vinyl, Red White and Blue Vinyl Pressing Limited to 200 Copies. Black Vinyl Pressing Limited to 500 Copies. Jazz vinyl pressing from Blue Note mainstay Grant Green, produced by Rudy Van Gelderslowdownsounds.com
GRANT GREEN - Sunday Mornin' [Exclusive]
CATALOG: SDS-84099 RELEASE DATE: 11/29/2019 Grant Green is a jazz guitar legend with dozens of releases and was the “in house” session guitarist during the magical years of Rudy Van Gelder at Blue Note Records! Sunday Mornin’ was recorded in 1961, released in 1962 and this is the first reissue...
www.coleminerecords.com
Good to know it's a quality pressing!
jamieanderson1968
ninniest jackaninny
Someone is selling Speak No Evil SRX sealed for $575 buy it now. 
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Selaws
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Im going to get charged $158.55 in import fees (before shipping costs). Worth it though right....Someone is selling Speak No Evil SRX sealed for $575 buy it now.
HERBIE HANCOCK MAIDEN VOYAGE BLUE NOTE/KING GXK 8050 Japan OBI STEREO VINYL LP | eBay
Find many great new & used options and get the best deals for HERBIE HANCOCK MAIDEN VOYAGE BLUE NOTE/KING GXK 8050 Japan OBI STEREO VINYL LP at the best online prices at eBay! Free shipping for many products!www.ebay.ca
jamieanderson1968
ninniest jackaninny
There were 3 other sealed SRX titles listed as well, probably same seller. They were a bit cheaper ($495) if you are pinching pennies
Skalap
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I would offer $2000 + free shipping for the four.
Doctor_of_Jazz
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Pretty sure THIS is as close as we can get to know what's in the vault. Great reference for Blue Note nerds.
Anyone else’s Andrew Hill- Smokestack have a nasty warp and skips?Just got “Just Coolin’” as well as the three latest BN80 releases today. Just Coolin is on first and it is quite great and sounds fantastic. Lee Morgan on “Jimerick”
McGlam
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mine has a seam split but the record itself sounds amazing.
I was so disappointed! I’m sure BN will get back to me soon. I love that run of Andrew Hill albums.
agutierrezb
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Somewhat Blue Note related, so I thought I could share it here:
I've been studying a masters degree during the last 2 years, and I'm now working on the final details of my dissertation. When the time came to think about the design of the cover, Reid Miles was the first thought that popped into my mind. I've been experimenting a bit with typography and text placement, but here's where I'm at right now (keep in mind this is a stock photo, and I will go take some photos myself for the final edit):
What do y'all think? One of the "challenges" I had was that my title is SUPER long, so that narrows down the graphic possibilities. Most Blue Note covers have a 2 or 4 words title + the list of musicians, so that is definitely one thing my design will be different from a Reid Miles artwork.
I've been studying a masters degree during the last 2 years, and I'm now working on the final details of my dissertation. When the time came to think about the design of the cover, Reid Miles was the first thought that popped into my mind. I've been experimenting a bit with typography and text placement, but here's where I'm at right now (keep in mind this is a stock photo, and I will go take some photos myself for the final edit):
What do y'all think? One of the "challenges" I had was that my title is SUPER long, so that narrows down the graphic possibilities. Most Blue Note covers have a 2 or 4 words title + the list of musicians, so that is definitely one thing my design will be different from a Reid Miles artwork.
MikeH
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Prices have been going absolutely insane lately for Blue Note albums. I guess it's the trade off to BN and vinyl becoming popular again...tons of great releases like the TPs and BN80s and other labels reissuing albums, but out of print stuff going for a pretty penny. The VMP Donald Byrd Stepping into Tomorrow recently sold for $282 on discogs and lowest listed price is $125. Y'all already know about the SRXs on ebay...the whole thing is a bit mind-boggling!
jamieanderson1968
ninniest jackaninny
Damn, if I could get $100 for my VMP version of Stepping Into Tomorrow I would be tempted to sell. But I do like the record.
jamieanderson1968
ninniest jackaninny
And why are Eddie Gale and Donald Byrd VMP 2x45s so pricey and Johnny Griffins so cheap on Discogs?
agutierrezb
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Man, why didn't I know that Billy Harper played on Lee Morgan's self titled posthumous release. I'm just giving this record a listen, and the contrast between both soloists makes for a very interesting listen. I may try to grab one of these if I ever come across a decently priced copy on Discogs.
@Selaws I believe you own a copy of this album, right? What pressing is it? I'm seeing that "Blue Label w/ Black logo" pressing are significantly cheaper than the early pressings, and still have the Van Gelder stamp on them. What would a reasonable price be for such a pressing?
@Selaws I believe you own a copy of this album, right? What pressing is it? I'm seeing that "Blue Label w/ Black logo" pressing are significantly cheaper than the early pressings, and still have the Van Gelder stamp on them. What would a reasonable price be for such a pressing?
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jamieanderson1968
ninniest jackaninny
Anyone have first hand listening experience with the Rudy Van Gelder cd remaster series that Blue Note did in the early 2000's? A local thrift store has about 5-7 and was thinking of grabbing them. I have read some people hate them and other love them. I guess for 3 bucks each (5 for 10) I could take a risk on them.
www.discogs.com
RVG Edition
Reissue series introduced in 1999 by Blue Note, consisting of albums originally recorded and subsequently remastered (using 24-bit equipment) by veteran jazz engineer Rudy Van Gelder, who the series is named after. The full name of the series is 'The Rudy Van Gelder Edition'. Not to be confused...
www.discogs.com
kafunis
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Yeah, { believe they are not great sounding, compressed and bright if memory serves, but depends on your system .
Anyone have first hand listening experience with the Rudy Van Gelder cd remaster series that Blue Note did in the early 2000's? A local thrift store has about 5-7 and was thinking of grabbing them. I have read some people hate them and other love them. I guess for 3 bucks each (5 for 10) I could take a risk on them.
RVG Edition
Reissue series introduced in 1999 by Blue Note, consisting of albums originally recorded and subsequently remastered (using 24-bit equipment) by veteran jazz engineer Rudy Van Gelder, who the series is named after. The full name of the series is 'The Rudy Van Gelder Edition'. Not to be confused...