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Okay, since the Ms went pretty fast (except for the ones that are left), here are K and L.

Kenny Kirkland, self-titled. Branford Marsalis's pianist, and Sting's.
Guy Klucesvek, Manhattan Cascade. Avant accordion pieces by John Zorn, Anthony Coleman, others.
Kila, Lemonade & Buns. Celtic/world pop.
Leo Kottke, Peculiaroso. Acoustic guitar master. Produced by Rickie Lee Jones.
Jess Klein, Draw Them Near. Boston singer-songwriter, unless she's moved.
Geoff Keezer, Zero One. Interesting solo piano record.
Dana and Karen Kletter, Dear Enemy. Roches-like? See Allmusic.

Lo-Fidelity Allstars, How to Operate with a Blown Mind. Remember that song "Battle Flag"?
Patty Larkin, Perishable Fruit. All sounds produced by stringed instruments (and voices). Interesting textures.
Steve Lacy and Mal Waldron, Hot House. Soprano sax and piano songs by Nichols, Powell, Monk, etc.
The Lounge Lizards, Big Heart: Live in Tokyo. Two Luries, Marc Ribot, and four other great players. Back insert is missing.
Rick Lassiter, Songs for the Unconsoled. Former Ida bassist. Melancholy.
Lamb, self-titled. Song-based electronica. A post-it note informs me that track 10 skips.
The Little Big Band, Truth and Consequence. Motion Poets before the name change.
Bill Laswell, Deconstruction: The Celluloid Recordings. Bill Laswell music.

Still available: M N O P R V W Y Z.

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Kottke
Keezer
Kletters
Larkin
Little Big Band

Did you want the Motion Poets (formerly Little Big Band) discs too?

I'll take Lemonade & Buns.

OK.

Ooh, I'd like the Lo-Fidelity Allstars and Lamb. (Predictable, huh?)

Is it? I was actually wondering last night if the Ks and Ls would go at all.

I'm having trouble fitting your stuff in the latest box I've selected for it, which means I may actually send it tomorrow.

Hm, I ended up with Low Songs for a Dead Pilot, which I already have. Was that a random addition, or was there another L post where I mistakenly asked for it?