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View Poll Results: What is the biggest reason for the De-Reynoldsization of America?
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TV/movies do not adequately run videos of Paul Dunmall
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The Internet allows us less of a platform for Mujician shilling
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Politics have created a culture of intolerance for European Free Improvisation
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The fracturing of the family unit means less time for family visits to Tonic.
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Religion is no longer limited to Evan Parker worship.
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Nobody listens to Stevie Rey's ranting anymore.
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Mats-erialism (hahhah! get it?) no longer runs amok amongst young people.
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Selfishness and the refusal to allow people to own Thomas Chapin's Sky Piece.
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Lack of knowledge of the greatness of Frank Lowe's The Flam.
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None of the above; we make a choice as to how much Reynoldsization we allow in our lives.
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December-12th-2004, 07:37 AM
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De-Reynoldsization of America
Where do we place the blame for the systematic De-Reynoldsization of the people here in America?
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December-12th-2004, 08:16 AM
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Unflappable
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You left out the one unforgivable lapse: That Papa Joe doesn't host one of the nightly network news programs.
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December-12th-2004, 08:17 AM
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I think it's that microbreweries have taken market share away from Anheuser Busch 
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December-12th-2004, 09:10 AM
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Game On
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The ACLU banning "lordy, lordy" from musical criticism.
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December-12th-2004, 09:33 AM
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Registered Osprey
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This is the *greatest* polling thread since the last one!
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December-12th-2004, 01:03 PM
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Next year....
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Very funny.
[Please note: The above phrase was written with the highest degree of sarcasm known to mankind. Thank you.]
Imitation, I suppose, is the highest form of flattery 
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December-12th-2004, 02:21 PM
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I think the People Have Spoken. Each of us is responsible for the amount of Reynoldsization we allow in our lives. I have allowed a certain amount of Reynoldization into my life, with mixed results. On the positive side, I now own a couple Jemeel Moondoc CDs and an 8 Bold Souls CD, each of which I love dearly. On the negative side, I own "2 days in april" and a Myra Melford/Han Bennink effort called "11 Ghosts." I do not understand the point of either of these recordings, but as Preacher would be first to say, that is my problem.
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December-12th-2004, 02:27 PM
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Plus ça change...
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Hey, Dave, I'll trade you any Moondoc recording I can find around here for the Melford/Bennink!
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December-12th-2004, 02:46 PM
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Reevaluating @ 500k
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Was Reynolds a Moondoc proselytizer?
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December-12th-2004, 03:06 PM
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Originally Posted by Pete C
Was Reynolds a Moondoc proselytizer?
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Without a doubt! And Dave could do a lot worse than 2 Days in April, by golly.
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December-12th-2004, 03:18 PM
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Reevaluating @ 500k
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Dave, if you like Moondoc, I think you'll like some of Charles Tyler's less outside excursions. I suspect he may have been an influence on Moondoc's sound, and they both had an association with Khan Jamal. In fact, the album with Tyler I'd suggest for a starter is Jamal's "Dark Warrior."
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December-12th-2004, 03:21 PM
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swing high swing higher
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I love "Spirit House" despite it being the messiest big band I *ever* heard
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December-12th-2004, 03:22 PM
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swing high swing higher
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actually "The Flam" might be the first recording I ever raved about @ JCS
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December-12th-2004, 04:14 PM
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77 sunset strip
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THe Flam is a good piece, I dont listen to it much these days but I still play "Decisions in Paradise" regularly
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December-12th-2004, 09:06 PM
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Originally Posted by Dr Dave
I think the People Have Spoken. Each of us is responsible for the amount of Reynoldsization we allow in our lives. I have allowed a certain amount of Reynoldization into my life, with mixed results. On the positive side, I now own a couple Jemeel Moondoc CDs and an 8 Bold Souls CD, each of which I love dearly. On the negative side, I own "2 days in april" and a Myra Melford/Han Bennink effort called "11 Ghosts." I do not understand the point of either of these recordings, but as Preacher would be first to say, that is my problem.
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I thought Sisco was the Moondoc fan. Dr. Dave, I'm still awaiting your response to my wine question in the movie thread.
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December-12th-2004, 09:44 PM
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Plus ça change...
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Where are you, Dave??? Should I be looking for Moondoc releases or not? 
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December-12th-2004, 09:45 PM
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Peace and Light!
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America is Foiled yet again: No Reynolds Rap...
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December-12th-2004, 10:48 PM
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Next year....
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Originally Posted by Dennis Gonzalez
America is Foiled yet again: No Reynolds Rap...
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Damn.
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December-12th-2004, 11:25 PM
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Originally Posted by walto
Where are you, Dave??? Should I be looking for Moondoc releases or not?
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PM coming up, big guy.
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December-14th-2004, 01:37 PM
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this poll is *bogus* ..
it never mentions Manieri or Hamid Drake
if you'd been there and heard ..
you'd never forget ..
( coming down the mountain and jumping the *turnstile* to save tokens ..)
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December-14th-2004, 01:42 PM
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( coming down the mountain and jumping the *turnstile* to save tokens ..)
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December-15th-2004, 10:46 AM
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Originally Posted by graypencil
this poll is *bogus* ..
it never mentions Manieri or Hamid Drake
if you'd been there and heard ..
you'd never forget ..
( coming down the mountain and jumping the *turnstile* to save tokens ..)
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Excellent capture, Grayp!
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December-16th-2004, 09:18 AM
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The Bluegrass
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I am a Moondoc fan, Doc Dave. I'm not a fan of "Spirit House," though. Too sloppy. "Live At the Vision Festival" is a much better Jus Grew performance and is the one I'd recommend over "Spirit House."
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August-12th-2006, 05:03 PM
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Originally Posted by Steve Reynolds
I love "Spirit House" despite it being the messiest big band I *ever* heard
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check out Baird Herseys " Year of the Ear "
(from the 70s OOP )
this thing was a chain reaction rear end big band collision ..in a big fogbank with ice on the road .... 
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August-14th-2006, 05:04 AM
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Happy 50th, Alaska!
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I'd forgotten that disc, gp. I spun that more than once at KJZZ-FM in Anchorage back in the day, believe me. Some off-the-wall moments too good to overlook on a late Saturday evening on-the-air.
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August-14th-2006, 10:22 AM
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Quitting @ 10.4k
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Excuse me. Because I am the most un-Reynoldized person on this site, I have no clue who Moondoc is.
Is Moondoc anything like Moon Dog? I am a big prostlytizer for Moon Dog.
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August-14th-2006, 11:49 AM
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The mouldiest of all figs
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I admire anyone whose enthusiasm for things I've never heard of knows no boundaries.
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Stand clear of the doors
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August-21st-2006, 07:30 PM
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I think the De-Reynoldsization of America started when Stevie Rey announced: "the search for Sadaam's WMD in Iraq has just started and I will re-double my efforts to find them, damn the liberal press"
I believe that quote came from a statement made by Reynolds in the last few weeks.
On a music note I bought 2 Days in April and have purchased Evan Parker on Reynolds rec. With the exception of a grand solo by Kidd Jordan, 2 Days feels more like 2 Years. EP makes me feel like I'm drunk off of bad whisky and even though I love Frank Lowe, I had a hell of a time listening to more that 10 minutes of The Flam.
Got to love Reynolds for his strong beliefs even if they often run counter to my own.
Last edited by JamesH; August-28th-2006 at 06:16 PM.
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August-21st-2006, 07:38 PM
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Originally Posted by rollhead
Excuse me. Because I am the most un-Reynoldized person on this site, I have no clue who Moondoc is.
Is Moondoc anything like Moon Dog? I am a big prostlytizer for Moon Dog.
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Revolt of the Negro Lawn Jockeys is my favorite Moondoc. The title cut itself is worth the price of admission. In the case of Moondoc I agree with Steve.
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August-21st-2006, 07:49 PM
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Void Where Prohibited
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Originally Posted by graypencil
this poll is *bogus* ..
it never mentions Manieri or Hamid Drake
if you'd been there and heard ..
you'd never forget ..
( coming down the mountain and jumping the *turnstile* to save tokens ..)
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Now *that's* funny.
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