Torpedo

Sorry for your loss, Wayne.

T. Rex - The Slider (The Visconti Master) Definitely these guys and Bowie had way too much in common.

Happy Bday!!!

Happy BDay!!!

Happy Birthday!!!

Happy Birthday, Jim!!!

Happy Birthday!!!!

RIP Mr Stanton

The Philadelphia Experiment According to Wikipedia: The Philadelphia Experiment is the self-titled album resulting from a collaborative project including Uri Caine (keyboards), Ahmir "Questlove" Thompson (drums) and Christian McBride (bass). Guest musicians include Pat Martino (electric guitar), Jon Swana (trumpet) and Larry Gold (cello and arrangement).

Happy Birthday!!!

^this

I'm afraid he has the same of an audio engineer as I have of a porn star... yes, but that's all

I wish they're fine. Please post about Vicki and Mike when you know more, hopefully Gene and Becky are fine staying there. Raffy should be good. Fingers crossed, good luck!

Jonathan Zwartz - The Sea Kind of easy listening, but with interesting things going on.

I'm probably wrong, sorry Özgür. The font of the "audio capacitor" line seemed a bit larger and bolder than I remember in them. Why do you think the Jensens are better than the Mundorf Silver in Oil? I hadn't said so.

A few tunes by Art Pepper which his widow released as an homage on his birthday, September 1st: Arthur's Blues Thank You Blues Landscape There's another track including two tunes (Everything Happens to Me and Straight Life), but sound quality is quite worse

If those caps weren't fakes...

happy Birthday!!!

I see. I'll look for that tune and see what he's doing. For your explanation I think I can understand why my teacher advised me to pay him a listen. That circling around and keeping the music unresolved, leading it to resolve wherever you want it to, is what he's getting me into.

I know we were talking about jazz and complex music, but I've lost track, sorry

Not Always Doped

Yup, it's most likely fake. I've been investigating a bit more with the help of a jazz connoisseur friend (he hosts a radio show). We've found a playlist on Spotify including lots of tunes played on that TV show. doing a search over it I've found the tune that was sounding when that vinyl was supposed to be playing. It's a 2006 tune by a band named Five in Orbit, from their self titled album. If you feel curious, it's available on Spotify The only other chance that comes to mind is that the album and cover are legit, but for being copyright protected music, they played a tune by other unknown band having a lower royalties cost.

I'd say so http://www.liebherr.us/HGH/en-GB/96683.wfw

This is the back of the album I'm not buying a vintage collectible album would have a barcode, but it could be a sticker...