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I need a coffee ☕

? because youtube recommendations from my watch history... thanks HiWire

Are you Trying to kill Dusty, knucks.. ?

Cheers Frank - build yourself something nice on your birthday...

Some snow in the pnw. Makes for a fun commute. But purdy

Modern Talking? hmmm And Nice to see that Ofra Haza was big there.

With rush for some reason I am more about songs. But I would say Hemispheres, or the to Rio live album.

It has been a long evening.... a long musical and sad evening. and lots of Mac 12yo...

Tough day... RIP Neil - it is hard when gods fall.

Bill Frisell: New Ideas in Old Songs by Ken Micallef https://www.stereophile.com/content/bill-frisell-new-ideas-old-songs

I just could not stay away from this thread.. Please add an order for the following for me -- and many thanks mwl168.. 2 x GRHVxxx 1 x GRLV78xx 1 x GRLV79xx 1 x main board looking forward to it (and no rush)..

I was fooled time and again by this... poor vid quality and recorded in what looks like a club. but whomever was recording the session, knew what they were doing, and Haley brings it.

do not have Kestrel -- and I think I need it (a lot) thx

Interesting and good to hear. I have used Aero before in the past - for @work sipping. I never found it to be the best option for me. but maybe I should try again sometime - I got pretty good with our fresh roast in the french... you must have special aero 'skills'... enjoy

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Cheers the Knucksman -- Have a great day...

RIP Don. and Syd. Ed - found this nice write-up and pics. https://hifructose.com/2019/12/30/beloved-futurist-syd-mead-dies-at-86/

Cheers all, happy New years...

BBC Music's 20 Best Songs of 2019 https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6rf4M1qZUHXZD97oBpZGn8 Not all of them are my thing - but interesting. http://www.bbc.com/culture/story/20191220-the-20-best-songs-of-2019

Thanks Ric In review, defining photo = mostly death

Great breakdown (with isolation tracks) of a great track..

^^ now I don't know what to do... Ed - go '9ers

and all the pappy....

Rip Lee... sang your lyrics a few times over the last few weeks. And over a lifetime.

"a textbook-perfect album of post-Beatles, keyboard-centered English art rock that strikes the shrewdest possible balance between quasi-symphonic classicism and rock & roll" - Stephen Holden