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Old 11-12-2004, 04:29 PM
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I just wanna advice anyone who still haven't done it, to go out there and buy that masterpiece.
Jacos playing on it is just incredible. And Metheny isn't bad either

So please, do yourself a favor, and buy it right away!
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Old 11-12-2004, 09:31 PM
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yea man, fully agree with u. Midwestern Nights Dream is beautiful.
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I have got like at least 10 albums with jaco on it, but dang, the Bright Size Life album is a Tower Import, costing double of normal CDs... still haven't got hold of it myself yet...
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Old 11-13-2004, 08:54 AM
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I have got like at least 10 albums with jaco on it, but dang, the Bright Size Life album is a Tower Import, costing double of normal CDs... still haven't got hold of it myself yet...
Bummer- I actually got mine on the clearance rack at the local Borders.
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And they are just babies at the time of the recording as well. Scary.
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And they are just babies at the time of the recording as well. Scary.
Who are just babies? I haven't been born yet!
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I just dug my copy of this out today and got a nice surprise - I had it signed by Pat when I last interviewed him - I had completely forgotten.

A truly great album - BUT - apparently it was nothing like how this band used to sound, they were much more rocky, more like a power trio - drummer Bob Moses says he can't listen to it becasue it's so watered down. Someone MUST have those original tapes - they MUST be released one day...

My favourite story from this period of Jaco's life is that on one of this band's first gigs, Jaco ran through the crowd - back-flipped on the stage - plugged in then started playing - Moses said it was then he thought Jaco was a complete musical mother****er...
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I just dug my copy of this out today and got a nice surprise - I had it signed by Pat when I last interviewed him - I had completely forgotten.

A truly great album - BUT - apparently it was nothing like how this band used to sound, they were much more rocky, more like a power trio - drummer Bob Moses says he can't listen to it becasue it's so watered down. Someone MUST have those original tapes - they MUST be released one day...

My favourite story from this period of Jaco's life is that on one of this band's first gigs, Jaco ran through the crowd - back-flipped on the stage - plugged in then started playing - Moses said it was then he thought Jaco was a complete musical mother****er...
i dont know if i buy bob moses' story. ive got a couple of bootlegs of that group and it pretty muched sounded like the stuff they played on the album. the take of all the things you are that was used on p.o.j. came from one of them.
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A truly great album - BUT - apparently it was nothing like how this band used to sound, they were much more rocky, more like a power trio - drummer Bob Moses says he can't listen to it becasue it's so watered down. Someone MUST have those original tapes - they MUST be released one day...
Mike, I have a bootleg disc of this trio (two Boston gigs: one in 75, one in 76). Sound quality isn't great, but it's listenable(audience recording). PM me if you want a copy.

Dave

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Old 11-15-2004, 07:42 AM
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The least I ever paid and the most surprised for a CD

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Bummer- I actually got mine on the clearance rack at the local Borders.
I'm not a Jaco worshipper, I only own the essential listening stuff (solo albums, Weather Report albums).

When, I found this gem in a $3.99 delete bin, I bought it becuase of Pat and was pretty happy !!

I put on the disk without reading the jacket so I was very plesantly surprised that Jaco was on it!

This is one of my favorite records bar none. Amazing bass playing and Pat is not to shabby on guitar !
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Glad to see I'm not the only one! (Although it would have surprised me if I was: )
Anyway, I and some friends from school are going to do Omaha Celebration now. Really looking forward to it!
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Just got my copy last month. Paid full price - well worth it! Beautiful work, great free jazz feel to it. Love Jaco, love Metheny, great great stuff!

In fact, I'm not sure Metheny ever topped this one!
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Old 11-17-2004, 10:27 PM
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one of the best albums of all time, an epic song as well.... When I pass on, BSL will be played at the funeral service... It's that good.




Bob Moses is a crazy cat, real excentric... very original. He used to play in a group with one of my best friends, Paul Ehrlich(in the Kevin So Group). His use of playing drums with tree twigs is really off the wall.... I used to catch his trio gig at Karma Club in Boston when they had jazz there... One of the weirdest people to talk to.


Have y'all heard Dave Fiuczynski's version of BSL on JazzPunk? I think that either Fima Ephron or Matt Garrison is playing bass on that track.
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