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just landed!

the O2 is the can to beat for sure. however I'm primarily interested in how they measure up to the hd650. I'm on a plane! leaving Houston for canjam.

at Mobile airport, flight leaves in 50 minutes.

I'd post them here if it was doable, but all I'll have is my iPhone.

I'll be attempting to upload pertinent Canjam photos to my facebook throughout the weekend. you will need to add me if you want to see them. Jack Johnson, Mobile, AL.

I have tons of volex cords I could bring if needed.

I leave in t-minus 22 hours 50 minutes. in class now. cost accounting. tired.

yay billy!

so say we all.

pretty sure the original def jam is a diament. great sound anyway. me: Trey Anastasio with Marin Alsop & The Baltimore Symphony Orchestra - May 21, 2009 2009-05-21 Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall - Baltimore, MD Recording Info: DPA4060 -> Core Sounds Battery Box -> iRiver@ 16/44.1 Taped by thesloth00 Notes: -- Crowd noise was run through SF9 "Soft Knee" default compressor -- Keep your hands on the volume knob anyway... Set 1: d1t01 - Crowd/ Introduction d1t02 - The Divided Sky d1t03 - Brian & Robert d1t04 - Inlaw Josie Wales d1t05 - Song Dedication d1t06 - Water in the Sky d1t07 - Pebbles & Marbles d1t08 - First Tube Set 2: d2t01 - Tuning d2t02 - Time Turns Elastic Part 1 d2t03 - Time Turns Elastic Part 2 d2t04 - Let Me Lie (Wrong Key) d2t05 - Let Me Lie d2t06 - My Friend Guyute d2t07 - If I Could d2t08 - Crowd bt.etree.org | Community Tracker - Details for torrent "Trey Anastasio with Marin Alsop & The Baltimore Symphony Orchestra - May 21, 2009"

happy birthday ***BRENT***

actually he sent it to me. i have no idea how to fix this. i've put as many tubes in it as i can but still nothing.

TV on the Radio at the House of Blues, New Orleans. Headed over Friday night after work with the GF. Some road work caused a traffic jam, but we still arrived in plenty of time to sit on the stairs in the bar and wait for the opener, a weird band called Little Dragon. After the first couple of songs I decided they were kind of like Bjork, but boring, but little did I realize their show had a definite arc. While it started in a more traditional pop (kind of, it was weird) fashion, it devolved into a whole lot of noise and chaos over several songs. It was a fun little journey the band took me on, but not interesting enough for me to buy the CD. Then, the main act! Hugely enthusiastic crowd, sold out show. The House of Blues in New Orleans is basically a bar. Its tiny and it sucks, but they book the bands. "Dirtywhirl" opener, which was sick. I don't know the names of all the songs, but they did "Crying" and "Halfway Home", and early in the show busted out with "Wolf Like Me", and the crowd reaction was like hearing Metallica bust into "Last Caress". Crazy energy! I'm saying nice things about the crowd's energy, but unfortunately I think a lot of these arty kids and preps were too cool to dance. Instead they just watched and cheered. This didn't go unnoticed by someone in the band (don't know any of their names), who chided the crowd after a few songs, "hey, if you maybe get the urge to, you know, move back and forth a bit, AKA 'dance', feel free". They also did "Family Tree", which I was really hoping for. All the playing was surprisingly tight, I was happy to see them care as much about their live output as the obviously do in their studio work. The songs are all different versions then what you hear on the record, which is fun. If I just wanted to hear the record I can stay at home. I love it when a band entertains me. This was the kind of live performance that really sold me on a band. I just felt great the whole time dancing my ass off and digging on everything the band was bringing. Big encore with the big songs, "A Method" and "Staring at the Sun". Short show, under 90 minutes with encore, but I was glad for it, it'd been a full day at work and a two hour drive to New Orleans with another two hour drive home. We got home about 2:30 and crashed at 3:00.

When you put it that way, I think Pete might be on to something.

I guess it had to have some kind of pre, I don't see any volume pots?

YR LIKE A MISSILE STRIKE GOVERNMENT GOES UNDERGROUND

listening to the MFSL Ryan Adams "Heartbreaker" SACD on your rig last year was pretty amazing. I'm a sucker for Heartbreaker though. I love the Living Stereo SACDs. maybe not totally modern audiophile, but I think those old recordings are just marvelous.

thanks for your reply, that's weird.

I'm confused about the 300B. Its a headphone amp without a headphone jack? At least I can't see a headphone jack in the pictures.

do you have any low quality cialis i could get for cheaper? thanks.

phish 3/8/09 Doobie Brothers - Minute by Minute (AF) Drive-By Truckers - Brighter then Creation's Dark

i'll keep you and your family in my thoughts duggeh.

it works. the hf-2 has certainly got me interested in Grado again.

YER LIKE A RAIN CLOUD IF IT RAINS MUSHROOM CLOUDS

Phish 2009-03-08 Hampton, VA source: B&K4022(ortf)>Sonosax>744t (24/48) location: fob/dfc transfer744T>wavelab(fades/resample/bit depth)>cd wave>flac recorded & seeded: craig davis