Anyone picked up the Omega vinyl, just wondering about pressing/mastering. Thanks.
I didn't think it had been released yet?
Anyone picked up the Omega vinyl, just wondering about pressing/mastering. Thanks.
I didn't think it had been released yet?
I didn't think it had been released yet?
My local shop has a copy of Roots and Herbs. Sealed. It's full retail price at $35, but they ship for free. This is my favorite record store in KC, excellent curated jazz shop.Dunno how hard it is to find at the moment overall, but Target's got Byrd in Flight in stock. I just grabbed it along with Dexter Gordon's One Flight Up. Then I did a separate order to pre-order Katanga and The Witch Doctor.
June's off to an expensive start already.
(I missed out on Roots and Herbs so I'm hoping a restock of that is on the way at some point)
Somebody needs to grab that ASAP.My local shop has a copy of Roots and Herbs. Sealed. It's full retail price at $35, but they ship for free. This is my favorite record store in KC, excellent curated jazz shop.
Edit: they just started their website a month or so ago, so it's a work in progress and doesn't have much inventory currently listed.
I've bought five Tone Poets in the last two days please don't do this to me.In case anyone needed a little encouragement to grab the new Andrew Hill Tone Poet:
Andrew Hill's Passing Ships Sure to Please, Both Musically and Sonically
Some people collect Tone Poet Blue Note reissues the way some people amass baseball cards. I know more than a few Tone Poet enthusiasts who, after buying one, had a Bert Lahr Lay’s potato chip moment and couldn’t stop buying them—at least until they encountered the late pianist/composer/arranger...www.analogplanet.com
Sweet! Just goes to show that it pays to frequent the local shop!I’ll cross post this later in the Fresh Grabs thread but wanted to share it here first.
An employee at my local shop who knows I tolerate beat-up copies set aside a record that he thought I’d be interested in despite a really noisy Side B:
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He was damn right. I took a chance on it for $5. From what I can tell, this is likely the first pressing from 1957: deep groove, “ear” and all. I keep a backup cartridge around for records in rough condition, and am happy to report that it plays through without a single skip. I’d call Side A a “VG-”; Side B is noisy indeed, but fortunately this record is light on quiet passages, which helps. Considering that the cheapest available copy on Discogs is listed at €500, I can’t complain!
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Glorious!I’ll cross post this later in the Fresh Grabs thread but wanted to share it here first.
An employee at my local shop who knows I tolerate beat-up copies set aside a record that he thought I’d be interested in despite a really noisy Side B:
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He was damn right. I took a chance on it for $5. From what I can tell, this is likely the first pressing from 1957: deep groove, “ear” and all. I keep a backup cartridge around for records in rough condition, and am happy to report that it plays through without a single skip. I’d call Side A a “VG-”; Side B is noisy indeed, but fortunately this record is light on quiet passages, which helps. Considering that the cheapest available copy on Discogs is listed at €500, I can’t complain!
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Same. Ordered on Feb 7!!Target just shipped my $20 Blakey Witch Doctor Tone Poet. Ahhhhh yeah!
There have been times over the past few months when I’ve felt disillusioned with this hobby, what with inflated prices and all. But then I have days like today when I get extremely lucky and all’s well again!Glorious!