The Don Rendell / Ian Carr Quintet – The Complete Lansdowne Recordings 1965 - 1969

People who complain, get on labels mailing list and don’t Sleep and be a procrastinator and if you do shame on you

Has any one compared the quality of the recordings of the box set release vs the single lp's? Interested if there is any difference

Shades of Blue and Dusk Fire are already sold out on Jazzman store.

This is a disgrace I will have to play my original copies now

Suggestions are that the individual albums are due around April. Don't spend more than you have to just for a box. Prices for this should drop, if they don't then buy them separately.

After some trouble finding it, I finally got it and I must say I'm amazed by this box set. I had always found that Jazzman Records pressings were noisy with a lot of flaws but here ? Top notch pressings, silent vinyl even in the quieter moments, with a good polylined innersleeve (finally). Sound is very dynamic and crisp, and the covers are well-made, with a love for the detail. Congrats to Jazzman !

Universal music Japan has just announced the release of SHM-CD with paper sleeves for these 5 items in March.2019.

I personally don't mind the flippers. A flipper is just someone who purchased a record and sells it faster than the average, right? How different is it from us? Do you really think they won't sleep because people complain on this thread?

If someone here sells it in 2 years , is she/he a (slow) flipper? Tell me.

That's the rule of the game, deal with it. If you love vinyls you know the deal. If you find a rare record at a garage sales, are you going to resell it for the price you paid it there? Or will you try to sell it at the maximum current price you could, checking its value on Discogs? You do do that everytime, for your house, for your family expenses, for your collections etc...

Unless you are a saint or a millionaire or in an urgent need of money you will do as every seller does: buy cheap and sell high. Flippers on Discogs are music lovers I have no doubt about it. But they are also music traders . I like discussing with them (some have physical shops), they have a lot of knowledge to share and I'm learning/feeding from them (blogs, websites, stores, comments etc). They sometimes contribute to the community by adding releases. Making money is just their way of living, cannot criticize it, can you? Some are not professional too and they want to finance their other music purchases (at least that's their belief, I think they are wrong though)

I would say that it's up to the labels to make sure flippers don't flip, because human nature is...well you know ;-) By a better control of their new releases they could avoid damages like the one below. I'm not mad someone here is trying to sell at £800. Why not, it's funny (a bit frustrating if you don't have the release I can reckon it).

I don't have the release. I wanted it so bad. My order got cancelled. I put a pretty bad comment here (it has been censored since) about Jazzman, because I thought a better work could have been done. Maybe I'm wrong. But guess what I moved on. I realize I could live without it. I just had a childish reaction but life goes on, my money will go elsewhere. Fabulous music is everywhere so let's enjoy.... let flippers be flippers if that's their wishes, just be yourself, be smart and think with your wallet.

i send mail to jazzman and they answer me " we work for a new reissue "

Hopefully people who paid 500€ are still happy when the reissue of this, or other reissues of the individual records are confirmed.