Music You Set Aside

I'm sitting up tonight, listening to the Max Roach + 4 Mercury Sessions, which has me wondering about something.

I bought this set more than a year ago, but haven't been in any hurry to listen to it. It's not that I had buyer's remorse or my tastes changed or anything; in fact, it's the exact opposite.

It's the kind of music I know I'm gonna dip in and out of for the rest of my life, and I enjoyed simply knowing I own it and could listen at my leisure.

Does anyone else do the same thing?

s.

Feed Your head Music Used LPs

Just came back from Feed Your Head Records, a used LP store off Morland, inside the I-285 perimeter, south of I-20 just past the Zoo in Atlanta. Met a nice gentleman, Tom Osborne, the owner for the first time after conversing off the Hoffman Forum. Needed something to feed my 3 turntables for the holidays. spent 3 leisurly hours listening to some vinyl feed off a Grado Sonata.

Fried Model G/3 loudspeaker Specifications

Fried Model G/3 loudspeaker Specifications

<A HREF="http://www.stereophile.com/news/03404005Irving">Irving M. "Bud" Fried</A>, an early contributor to <I>Stereophile</I>, hails from the city of brotherly love, and I must confess to finding it difficult avoiding a few brotherly jabs at Mr. Fried's name: something like "this Bud's for you" would surely not escape deletion by our conscientious Editor. And what if I should happen to complain of a dried-up or "Fried" quality in the upper mids&#151;JA is bound to object to this breach of good taste. Well, having gotten that off my chest, you'd be interested to know that I consider it quite appropriate that someone from Phil-a-del-phia should be in love with transmission-line enclosures; the name is almost as convoluted as a trip down a folded line.

Fried Products Corporation
PO Box 680
Gladwyne, PA 19035
(610) 649-8774
www.friedproducts.com

Fried Model G/3 loudspeaker Manufacturer's Comment, Letters

Fried Model G/3 loudspeaker Manufacturer's Comment, Letters

<A HREF="http://www.stereophile.com/news/03404005Irving">Irving M. "Bud" Fried</A>, an early contributor to <I>Stereophile</I>, hails from the city of brotherly love, and I must confess to finding it difficult avoiding a few brotherly jabs at Mr. Fried's name: something like "this Bud's for you" would surely not escape deletion by our conscientious Editor. And what if I should happen to complain of a dried-up or "Fried" quality in the upper mids&#151;JA is bound to object to this breach of good taste. Well, having gotten that off my chest, you'd be interested to know that I consider it quite appropriate that someone from Phil-a-del-phia should be in love with transmission-line enclosures; the name is almost as convoluted as a trip down a folded line.

Fried Products Corporation
PO Box 680
Gladwyne, PA 19035
(610) 649-8774
www.friedproducts.com

Fried Model G/3 loudspeaker Page 2

Fried Model G/3 loudspeaker Page 2

<A HREF="http://www.stereophile.com/news/03404005Irving">Irving M. "Bud" Fried</A>, an early contributor to <I>Stereophile</I>, hails from the city of brotherly love, and I must confess to finding it difficult avoiding a few brotherly jabs at Mr. Fried's name: something like "this Bud's for you" would surely not escape deletion by our conscientious Editor. And what if I should happen to complain of a dried-up or "Fried" quality in the upper mids&#151;JA is bound to object to this breach of good taste. Well, having gotten that off my chest, you'd be interested to know that I consider it quite appropriate that someone from Phil-a-del-phia should be in love with transmission-line enclosures; the name is almost as convoluted as a trip down a folded line.

Fried Products Corporation
PO Box 680
Gladwyne, PA 19035
(610) 649-8774
www.friedproducts.com

Fried Model G/3 loudspeaker

Fried Model G/3 loudspeaker

Irving M. "Bud" Fried, an early contributor to Stereophile, hails from the city of brotherly love, and I must confess to finding it difficult avoiding a few brotherly jabs at Mr. Fried's name: something like "this Bud's for you" would surely not escape deletion by our conscientious Editor. And what if I should happen to complain of a dried-up or "Fried" quality in the upper mids—JA is bound to object to this breach of good taste. Well, having gotten that off my chest, you'd be interested to know that I consider it quite appropriate that someone from Phil-a-del-phia should be in love with transmission-line enclosures; the name is almost as convoluted as a trip down a folded line.
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