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I've been a MagicJack user for a number of years now. I had become fed up with paying ridiculous phone bills just to maintain a house phone. Adding on no additional services...voice mail, call waiting, etc... I was paying an astronomical amount per month. I did Vonage for a bit but they were almost as much.

I was hesitant to invest in this but was trying to do a good deed for my friend who sells it. I could immediately tell a difference in skin tone, any fine crevasses were minimized, and my face had a healthy glow to it. I waited two weeks and decided to buy a box...best decision. Sunday facials : )

Electrifying. This is not "bottom of the barrel" stuff. The first track alone is worth the price of admission. Listen how Miles works through how Freedom Jazz Dance should go. He works with Ron Carter on the bass line trying multiple things, then with Herbie Hancock on different ways of approaching the comping. He finds that he, himself, needs to break the head into shorter pieces, with breaks in between, because the trumpet line is too hard for him to play. He works with Tony Williams, trying multiple approaches to the rhythm, until he suddenly says "Triplets!". Tony says he can't play triplets so fast, and Herbie Hancock suggests a style from Art Blakey. Over 20 minutes of rehearsal, the tune goes from a poorly played, average tune, to the classic that we all know. This is creativity in action, by the quintet that was at the top of its form in those years. And it goes on like that, track after track. The audio quality of this remaster is amazing. I only wish it was available at the original 192/24 resolution.