LOL,
Yup me too, already on the limit fer the next several weeks! I bought another five albums yesterday & that’ll have to be it for a few weeks.
Lawks! I’m cross eyed tired reet now, so will leave posting em up until tomorrow.
Three cd new version… not sure why I need another copy of the original, though!
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I bought these 'uns yesterday.>>
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This has been on ‘the must buy’ list fer a coupla’ months. Bought it direct from Slam Productions yesterday. Particularly looking forward to this as the two Leonid & Nick Vintskevich albums I already have are superb. Slam Productions is another interesting Brit Jazz label I’ll be delving into more fully too. I have a few albums already which seem consistently good so far.
“Slam Productions” is owned by Brit Jazz luminary & sax/flute/reeds player/composer & producer George Haslam. Quite a back catalogue fer me to explore & plenty of albums that have been really well reviewed.
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I’ve only recently started to explore the pairing of Waldron/Lacy, this’ll be my third album, but they are a strongly established pairing, having recorded/performed many times together. This is a live concert from Oxford in '93 with George Haslam as the credited recording engineer. Slam Productions currently have this on special offer fer only £5 & a further 15% off if you buy two or more albums + £1 towards postage costs per order
Here’s the AllMusic review, there’s also a complimentary review in the Penguin Guide to Jazz. I’ll delve in my copy fer a squiz later. LOL may dig out my back brace later. http://www.allmusic.com/album/lets-call-thisesteem-mw0000570222
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Interestingly this wuz already in my Amacuntz basket yesterday, prior to me even looking on Slams’ own site & viz a viz my idea to start looking at George Haslam output.
Review 'ere. >> http://www.allmusic.com/album/soaring-mw0000323438
I rounded off yesterday’s orders with another couple of Jan Kopinski albums.
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This last 'un is the only one not on the Slam Productions label from this haul.
Linky to Slam Productions fer anyone interested in the Lacy/Waldron offer
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Cos he was ace. Did you order the Ltd edition prints too?
Yep.
Cool.
Jackie bought this for me today:
Brian Jonestown Massacre: Third World Pyramid
On horrible plum coloured vinyl. The music is actually OK on first listen.
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Love Brian Jonestown Massacre
Meh
What would you know ?
every new Bowie compilation brings this to mind
Know what you mean but wasn’t it ever thus ?
Guess so, now with added vinyl, special, coloured, re-mastered limited edition appeal. 
Not to forget 140 Gm, 180 Gm, 200 Gm, gatefold, free postcards, re-mixed, re-mastered, sleeve notes by…, Uncle Tom Cobbley and all.
Mugs aren’t we ?
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oh yeah, I recently blew 100 notes on this
for another copy of an album I have, and a load of mixing desk rejects. To top it all the CD version was 20 quid.
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Not much
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All second hand from Carnival Records in Malvern yesterday.
Entertainingly the David Holmes shows up as unavailable on CD at Amazon, and the marketplace chancers are asking a mere £393.10
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