Maybe my favorite French free jazz LP. Can hang with some of the better ESP blares. Get one while this repressing is still out there.

Why has this never been officially released? There are good tapes, and it is utterly unique.

When he wins the silver slugger, I'll write the whole damned song. Unrelated: I'm so glad you are back in regular rotation. The II podcast is my weekly treat.

Thanks for giving me a new hobby one game every homestead. Seby Zavala, flailing at your chest, wonder if you'll manage to whiff the rest etc etc etc.

This is a fantastic album. Eddie Gomez gets a lot of room to roam. Goodrick jumps from comping to soloing really well. I wish he recorded more.

A few records that followed me home this month

My resume has some holes in it, but when employers learn that I own History: America's Greatest Hits both on vinyl and CD, I always bag the interview.

I never see this record written up as a lost classic, but it should be. It looks like it might be a Ginger Baker-style afro beat workout, and it sometimes is. But there is some free playing here that goes way beyond expectations.

Bands used to look like proper rock stars.

My copy ain't exactly pristine, but I'm lucky to have the most NYC LP of the early psych era.