£320 on eBay! Even a poster goes for £15-£20. Price of a lot of ‘cult’ stuff is becoming a real joke. A lot of the fringe prog rock stuff is creeping in to the same over blown, over priced category.
I blame all the affluent, middle class Naim owning silver surfers who enjoy skiing (Spending Kids Inheritance). 
Oh my! I just checked and I bought it on the river for £29.99 In 2015. Lucky me I guess, I had no idea it had appreciated so much.
I don’t believe it has, it’s just opportunism and gouging.
Unlike many, it’s not the sellers I have an issue with, rather those with too much money to burn! There again, I suppose many would simply argue this is a classic illustration of the market economy at work - capitalism in action, so to speak! I refuse to play when it reaches these levels of silliness.
Blame it on my youth from this album is one of my favourite Jarrett moments
Up there with Murray Head’s Say It So Joe and Thunderclap Newman’s Something in the Air is Brian Protheroe’s Pinball - sublime song and not a bad album.
Bowie - Welcome to the Blackout.
Listening to a CD Rip via Roon. Is it better than Stage? I don’t know/can’t decide but it’s a good collection of songs and well performed.
I regret not going to see Bowie when I had the chance (Serious Moonlight tour); in those days a trip to London from Bath was a serious undertaking and frankly put me off the gig.
The Bluetones - After Hours, great single, been a while since I partook in such shenanigins 
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Eric Clapton - Pilgrim, on sacd, this album definitely benefits from Mr Hoffman’s mastering, one or two lengthier tracks too.
Your recent recommendations look like a lot like my record collection!
I agree. That is one outstanding performance. And I don’t think he squeaks even once.
Antonio Forcione - Tears of Joy - 2005 naim / UK CD / naimcd087
