Joe Newman with Frank Foster - Good 'n' Groovy (1961)

Then, as a homage to the recently passed away David "Fathead" Newman:

David "Fathead" Newman - Blue Head

Sandrine - Dark Fades into the Light

amazing!

I'm moving wider in my prog scope. This album is most satisfactory.

Yeah, Egg is a good band. Mow go get some Soft Machine

The Soft Machine - BBC Radio 1971-1974 (2003)

The Soft Machine - BBC Radio 1967-1971 (2003)

Great new MFSL.

Alfred Harth's Imperial Hoot - Secrets Of Developement (2000)

Vortex - Les cycles de Thanatos (1979)

Pulp -- We Love Life

Metallica -- Master Of Puppets

This isn't all that bad. Some of you guys should give it a listen someday.

Do you think Head-Case needs a dedicated prog thread?

No, but we could have an "edumacate Duggeh on all things prog" thread for a while, if you'd like. If we tried to have a full time prog thread, I think I'd just end up lurking in it, unfortunately. I really listen to most of my prog in the car.

Antony and the Johnsons - The Crying Light

Lloyd Cole -- Antidepressant

This is a damn good album about getting older, and coming to terms with it. Fuck me, I'm almost forty.

i'm almost 30

Anklesnapper.

Andrew Bird - Noble Beast

Prefab Sprout -- Steve McQueen

Paint the town! Paint the town!

Jimmy Heath - Nice People

Pat Metheny - 80/81 (1980) Vinyl

Nice lineup on this double album: Charlie Haden, Jack DeJohnette, Dewey Redman and Mike Brecker.

I love that Little Computer People album. Need moar like that.

I love that Little Computer People album. Need moar like that.

Do you have either Radioactive Man album or any Two Lone Swordsmen?

I think I have one thing by Two Lone Swordsmen, I'll check them out further (seeing that Radioactive Man is 1/2 of Two Lone Swordsmen, correct?).

The Black Keys -- Attack and Release

I just love it so much

The Boo Radleys -- Wake Up!