more CDs

[jfb]

I need to start getting rid of stuff faster.

Note: When somebody asks for a CD, I put their name next to it, but it might still be available, so go ahead and ask if you want it.

Motion Poets, Standard of Living. Boppish sextet including my onetime bandmate Mark Sutton.
Jenna Mammina, Under the Influence. Abbey Lincoln protege. I like her cover of "Watching the Detectives."
Branford Marsalis, The Dark Keys. Trio with Jeff "Tain" Watts and Reginald Veal. (juliansinger)
Branford Marsalis, Random Abstract. Quartet with the late Kenny Kirkland. (juliansinger)
Wynton Marsalis, In This House, On This Morning. Allmusic says it "musically depicts in three parts a lengthy Sunday church service." (juliansinger)
The Murmurs, Blender. Alternative pop duo, was great in concert.
Charles Mingus, Oh Yeah. Mingus on piano: Why? With Rahsaan Roland Kirk, others. (fluxbox)
Charles Mingus, Mingus, Mingus, Mingus, Mingus. 11-piece 1963 band revisits earlier compositions. (tombking)
Charles Mingus, Mingus at Antibes. Live. With Dolphy, Ervin, and on one track Bud Powell. (tombking)
Mingus Big Band, Live in Time. Posthumous ensemble.
Ingram Marshall, Kingdom Come. Orchestral/choral/Kronos Quartet. Influences from Eastern Europe and American hymns. Moody. (dougo)
Susannah McCorkle, Someone To Watch Over Me. Gershwin songs. (artname)
Susannah McCorkle, From Broadway to Bebop. More B'way than bop: Porter, Loesser, Harburg/Arlen, and "Friend Like Me" from Aladdin. (juliansinger)
Mojave 3, Excuses for Travellers. Slowdive turned country.
Mojave 3, Who Do You Love. Single, plus demo version and non-album track. (dougo)
Myra Melford, The Same River, Twice. Avant-garde jazz piano, with glimpses of blues.
Charlie Maguire, Harbour Lights: The Second Voyage. Folk songs about Minnesota and thereabouts.
Medeski, Martin & Wood, Shack-man. Groove jazz. (tombking)
Medeski, Martin & Wood, Notes from the Underground. Their first album, when they were a jazz band. (tombking)
Medeski, Martin & Wood, Combustication Remix. Yes, remixes (DJ Logic, Dan the Automator, Bill Laswell, others) from Combustication. (tombking)
Natalie Merchant, Ophelia. With "Kind and Generous". (artname)
Natalie Merchant, Jealousy. Single, With "Sympathy for the Devil". (artname)
The Music, Take the Long Road and Walk It. Promotional CD, with video. (dougo)
µ-Ziq, Lunatic Harness. Some sort of electronica? Promo CD. (dougo)
The Minus 5, The Lonesome Death of Buck McCoy. With Peter Buck, two Posies, Chris Ballew, and Robert Pollard. (dougo)
Morphine, Honey White. Single from Yes, with "I Know You (Part II)" and "All Wrong".
Steve Miller Band, Living in the 20th Century. In high school I loved "I Want to Make the World Turn Around".
Mandy Moore, I Wanna Be With You. Teen pop, with "Candy" and other bad songs.
Mylab, self-titled. Wayne Horvitz and Tucker Martine build sonic experiments around public-domain folk recordings. Bill Frisell, Robin Holcomb, Bobby Previte, and many others guest. (artname)
Ron Miles, My Cruel Heart. Adventurous trumpeter. Promo CD.
Paul Motian, Monk in Motian. Monk tunes, yes, with Joe Lovano and Bill Frisell. (fluxbox)
Erin McKeown, Distillation. One of my favorite singer-songwriter albums--she and producer Dave Chalfant (of the Nields) found a way to expand her solo sound without losing the idiosyncrasy. (artname)
Peter Mulvey, Ten Thousand Mornings. Reimagined cover songs, recorded in the Davis Square T stop. Dylan, Simon, Costello, Gaye, etc; with Erin McKeown, Chris Smither, Jennifer Kimball, others. (artname)
Van Morrison, The Best of Van Morrison. You know.
Brad Mehldau, Live at the Village Vanguard. Piano trio plays Porter, Monk, Kern, Mancini, Coltrane. (morganita)
Aimee Mann, Bachelor No. 2. Literate pop, circa Magnolia. (morganita)
Mercury Rev, Deserter's Songs. I kept on buying albums that reminded me of that Flaming Lips record I liked. (dougo)
Mercury Rev, All Is Dream. And kept on and on. (dougo)
Curtis Mayfield, The Very Best of Curtis Mayfield. 70s soul. "Move On Up", "Superfly". (tombking)
Gustav Mahler, Symphony No. 6. The Cleveland Orchestra, George Szell. (dougo)
The Manhattan Transfer, Vocalese. They sing John Hendricks's lyrics to transcribed classic jazz recordings. (artname)
Montreux, Let Them Say. Windham Hill all-stars. Contemporary instrumental acoustic jazz/folk. (juliansinger)

All free. Earlier I was talking about asking people to cover shipping, but it doesn't look like it'll be an issue. Still available: N O P R S V W Y Z.

Comments

[dougo.livejournal.com]

I would like the Mercury Rev and µ-Ziq. There are a couple others I'm curious about but will wait to see if they're left over.

[jfb.livejournal.com]

Both Mercury Revs? And you might as well tell me now what else you might want, and I'll put them in your box if no one else asks.

[dougo.livejournal.com]

Yeah, both. The ones I'm half-heartedly interested in are Ingram Marshall, Mojave 3 single (I have that album), The Music, The Minus 5 (I saw them at Terrastock 4, they were okay), Mylab, and Mahler.

[jfb.livejournal.com]

Noted. FYI the Music CD is just two songs and a music video.

[tombking.livejournal.com]

Charlie Minugs and Medeski, Martin & Wood and Curtis Mayfield but will let others have picks out of it.
and hmm
Paul Motain unless someone else wants it.

[jfb.livejournal.com]

Marked you down for all of those, and if someone else asks for them I'll distribute them somehow. Did you want the Mingus Big Band, too?

[localcharacter.livejournal.com]

Oh man, I may have to horn in here, because the Paul Motian is something I was actually looking for for ages (so long that it fell off my list).

Um, and Mingus/Oh Yeah would be nice, too.

tombking, don't hate me!

[jfb.livejournal.com]

He'll be fine--he's getting like two dozen CDs, if I ever get around to finding a right-sized box.

Send me (eostrom@drowning.org) your mailing address.

It seems to me there was some book I was going to offer you because I thought you might like it--if I remember what it was, I'll throw that in too.

[tombking.livejournal.com]

I don't hate you for it. As jfb said I have lots of other pioks from earlier.

[tombking.livejournal.com]

Oh didn't notice it. If you recommend it sure unless you have other takers.

[morganology.livejournal.com]

Aimee Mann
Brad Melhdau.

Let me know if I can do anything in return! :)

[jfb.livejournal.com]

They're yours.

[bushmiller.livejournal.com]

Please tell us why you own a Mandy Moore CD.

If this dictates writing a whole new LJ entry, so be it.

[jfb.livejournal.com]

Not a new one (http://journal.drowning.org/158569.html).

[bushmiller.livejournal.com]

Wow, that's awesome.

[jfb.livejournal.com]

I live to serve.

[eamajyn.livejournal.com]

I don't know what any of this is, so if there is anything you have that you think I would like, I'd love to hear it.

[artname.livejournal.com]

Mcorkle
Merchant
Mylab
McKeowen
Mulvey please please manhattan
Brian wilson

Hey, thanks. I'll be sure to give you lots of going away presents when you leave ..

[jfb.livejournal.com]

OK.

[juliansinger.livejournal.com]

If Barry turns out not to want the "Broadway to Bebop" one, I'll take it. (Though I can certainly see why he'd want it.) Also the Mulvey.

In terms of things other people /haven't/ claimed, I'd love the Marsalises (both of 'em), and that Montreux.

Thanks.

[jfb.livejournal.com]

I'll leave Barry the Mulvey since he said please twice. The McCorkle is yours.

[greyaenigma.livejournal.com]

Man, that was fast.

[jfb.livejournal.com]

Yeah, and thorough! I can't get rid of a single N, but the Ms go like a rocket.

[greyaenigma.livejournal.com]

You may want to consider tagging those entries so lazy people like me and kind them all quickly.

[jfb.livejournal.com]

Good idea. Sadly, I am lazy too.

[lilituc.livejournal.com]

Damn you, artname!

[jfb.livejournal.com]

He's gotten plenty--if you want something, ask.

[lilituc.livejournal.com]

Yay! I would like Erin McKeown.

[jfb.livejournal.com]

Done. I don't think I have your address, so mail it to me (mailto:eostrom@drowning.org).

[lilituc.livejournal.com]

It's on my journal.

[pobig.livejournal.com]

Finally awake enough to give this a reasonable going-over...

I've never heard any Van Morrison, at least not identified as such, so I'll take The Best of Van Morrison.

I'll take Living in the 20th Century because I liked the one song that I know of by the Steve Miller Band, "Space Cowboy", which I heard as an 8Khz U-law encoded sample on a Sun workstation years ago.

And while I'm at it I might as well take I Wanna Be With You.

[jfb.livejournal.com]

Noted. We should arrange a transfer, or I can just mail them to you if you send me your address (mailto:eostrom@drowning.org).