Knuckledragger

In the parlance of our times, this guy tho:

This is the best worst thing you'll see today. In 1989, the Stone Roses blew the fuck up and became a household name in their native England overnight. They appeared on national television: "Made of Stone" is one of their most emotional tracks. I've been a fan of it since I got their debut album in the very early 90s. Seeing them perform it live in their prime would be amazing. They're not lip syncing. Score! Oh wow, they're doing a rendition much slower than the album version. This is going to be great ....oh shit. (There's a reason the video is only 2 1/2 minutes long.) Also the 1080p upscaling is ass, but that's a small matter.

RIP Jennifer Finch, L7 Bassist and Los Angeles Punk Figure. She was also a notable photographer. I want to make a "Pretend We're Dead" joke, but I can't make it funny.

OC shitpost:

How about speaker model porn? A famous 1970s live rig from some jam band or other.

RIP actor Hal Williams, who passed at the tender age of 91.

You can't fool me, that isn't a woofer.

It just occurred to me. I uploaded my current avatar in 2008. I don't have a local copy.

A millennial friend of mine is touring .ca and got multiple free upgrades with his rental. I said "I got a Benz too and it's black like that." He gave me a blank look. SMH kids these days.

GabeCube is live. Starting price is $1050.

So, uh, I just created a patreon for a radio show that's been off the air for 3 1/2 years. Funny thing, the TestTone namespace was available(!) There is fuck-all on it right now, and that won't change for a while. Also, while I'm sure I've mentioned this many times in the ...29 year history of my show, but I lifted the name for it from a 1990 track by Richard H Kirk, under his Sweet Exorcist moniker. The RHK track is pronounced "test one" of course. In 1997, when I launched my radio show on WHAT (seriously) FM college radio, I used Richard's title as inspiration.

RIP Robert “Bobby” Caskin Prince lll, 1945-2026. In addition to being a Vietnam war vet and lawyer, Bobby is best known as the composer of the music for Wolfenstein 3D, Doom I, Doom II, Duke Nukem 3D, and a whole shit-ton of other games. 1

Twofer (or twoFUR) today. ZeosPantera is a guy who wears a GoPro, yaps at great length and ostensibly review headphones gear. It is my understanding that he is somewhat well known on that other site. I have watched his videos on and off for years. I don't think I've ever made a product purchase based on Zeos's reviews, but his content makes good "second monitor" entertainment when I'm doing something else. Zeos is know for a few things, he's got the gift of gab (45 minute video rambling on about a DAC/amp combo), his absolutely cringe taste in anime waifu art, and his various cats that make cameos in his videos. For years he had a small gray cat named Drake that is one of the mouthiest creatures I've ever heard. His persistent, insistent meowing is the stuff of legend. I happened to be checking Xitter (not something I normally do) and saw that Zeos had posted this: Very sad. His videos won't be the same without the Chorus of Drake. I'm not sure if YT deep links work on HC. The timestamp I used includes an earful of Drake.