Great price. Not enough for me to drive ten hours round trip but that's still a good price. I would have if, say, they had it for like $25. Those things happen. There's a shop near me, that, on the right day, you can find original early 90's pressings for their original price. The owner has a museum of a basement. When he notices a large space in, say, the B section, he'll just go downstairs and grab a handful of B titles and bring them up.

A friend of mine found a 1st press of Soup by Blind Melon for $17.99. Owner doesn't know jack about current record prices.

The same way that I've been randomly listening to that box set this afternoon.
No shit {"Random Radio..."}.
Actually, it is a good set to use for samples.
I used to play stuff simultaneously with it, on radio, back in the 70's.
The narrator, "Mickey" Kapp, had a pretty amazing life. Can point you to stories.

Nah, I was just making a lame Thunderdome reference.

Two tape comp (26 tracks) from "A Future Without" label out of Bristol.

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The final 92 compositions from Zorn’s Masada cycle.
Limited edition box set of 11 CDs.

John Zorn: The Book Beri’ah

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I know it’s great but is it 11CD great?

I wish he’d curate his stuff a little more considering life only gives us so much time.

Since it's taken over 25 years for him to finish the 613 tunes in the complete cycle of three books,
I think it's nice to have them all done before he or I dies.

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KYO w/ Jeuru - All the Same Dream

Industrial R&B that's pretty unique. Doesn't always hit the mark but I could see them growing on their sound on future releases.

My college radio station was giving out free CDs and I grabbed Xiu Xiu's Air Force and 1+1, a 1997 collaboration album between Herbie Hancock and Wayne Shorter.