Boy am I glad no one bought my albums

You are absolutely wrong! I'm not at all sour. As I think stated, "I am glad no one bought my records".

As for them being over priced, well, okay, but who cares! I'm glad no one bid on them. I would have given away a treasure of music.

I listen to the Feste of Romane and the Pines of Rome last night, MoFi, demonstration, "not for resale disc", which was as quiet as a grave. It almost made me cry.

Afterwards, I listen to MoFi "Victory at Sea", vol 2 and 3, which I have seen 1-3 sell for $200(+), and again I was moved.

My point was not about bitterness. There is too much "real" things to be bitter about and a small amount of chump change or hi-fi isn't one of them. As a matter of fact if this pursuit ever makes me bitter I'll find something else to do with my time.

My point was about not giving something a chance and when given another opportunity to do so I was moved.

Ramstl If you think these recordings sounded good spinning on the platter I think your next step is taking in some live concerts in your area.

Your welcome:~)

Tubegroover your right! I should go and if anyone has any recommendation within the Albany, NY area I would gladly take them.

And Glen, No, thank you!

I've tried to sell my Weltmeister(120bass buttons, 41 piano keys) and I'm happy I did not sell it!
Yesterday I've been trying to couple with Astor Piazola "Libertango" and played in duo with the record -- what a fun! I've discovered another way of listening music.