aardvark baguette

I usually dont go in for the style either. Repeat listens in it are all the more rare. The lyrics are what pulled me in to this one, followed by the use of (gasp) dynamics (not used to this w/ this genre), and also listening to it in completion was key. This one needs to be heard as an album, as far as I'm concerned. I tried skipping around and it lost some of its magic. I do hear alot of genres here though, maybe even a bit of a Pinback clean tone in places, if a bit more nasal. Guitars have a kind of Tool vibe in the soft passages, if you sped up the average Tool riff just a bit. Oh and I'm listening to it yet again...with the REL T3 subwoofer dialed in:prettyprincess:

3rd time through today. Really digging the concept of a hardcore concept album, about love of all things. Very un-hardcore. Which is hardcore.

Again. I think this is probably the best lyrical content of anything I've heard thats come out in the last few years. This is going to be a go-to item for a while, methinks.

It does make future g.a.s. decisions a bit easier though.

drooooool

AV123 Mark Schifter Indicted by Grand Jury on Five Counts — Reviews and News from Audioholics

every time i see his face i want to crush it with my fist

good luck man

La Dispute - Somewhere at the Bottom of The River Between Vega & Altair Fairly new music that doesn't completely suck, how nice.

I'm sure I'm quite a catch for the well adjusted female young adult pfffft bahhahaaa

do i look miserable?

Having never heard electrostats, I'd say 'to a degree'.

Re-did/finished the first row. Still have to clean the grunge deposited from handling the nails and hit them with a punch to get them all the way in, unless I feel like denting each piece. Still glad I chose nails over their glue though. There is almost one entire 5ib bag of polyfill in this one row. Now that I look at it, I think I'll want at least 2 rows on each side of the ceiling.

Google street view

Heres an in-progress pic. I may re-adjust that third one, its slanted a bit. They take a lot of polyfill though

Auralex MiniFusor | Sweetwater.com I never measured the room. Back when I installed these 12 panels, the room was vastly improved. More so than any other 'tweak' I've ever done. Auralex MetroFusor | Sweetwater.com So basically I'm a born-again believer for diffusion. The little 'mini fusors' are nice for the area I'm putting them in, as the other 2' x 2' squares are too large. I'm not settled on what I'm doing to the back wall yet, but I'm mostly just trying to get rid of as much flat wall surface as possible, since its such a small room. I'm going to see if I can snap a picture in a moment to give a better idea...

I'm putting some rows of these diffusors up on my side walls, near the ceiling. I currently have 16, but now realize I'm going to need more, so I'll be ordering some more in the coming weeks. They are hollow on the inside, so I basically just wad up a big chunk of polyfill for each piece, and nail them to the wall. Its a bit tricky without a second set of hands though, as I came to find out today. I think I'm going to put one row on the walls, and another basically right up against them on the ceiling, which, because of their proximity to each other, should sort of act as bass traps in addition to diffusion/absorption. Well, not bass traps per se, but they will help de-square the corners of the room a bit. They should do a little bit of everything, really.

2 5lb bags of polyfill. Room treatment time again.

^^ now we just need ikea to make a desk big enough for them. i bet you could squeeze them on a desktop computer rig, why not?

at first i was like and then i was like -------- oh and thanks to you two gentlemen edit: 2 grant greens boxed.

ok, someone box up some built to spill since y'all keep posting it. I've never heard 'em.

I'd rather not know, myself.