aardvark baguette

It is expensive, but not ripoff expensive for what you get. The Ear HP4 now goes for about $5k new, and is the most similar amp I can think of, in its use of transformers. I'll bet it sounds bitchin. I'm not crazy on its aesthetic choices though.

I probably wont be getting this, but if ever anything was totable (with decent storage space) its this: http://www.engadget.com/2008/03/10/buffalo-announces-500gb-ministation-turbousb-external-hdd/ No power outlet needed

Now that shit was funny

That was a bit...specific. You have the 411 on roasted anus sauce, and how it tastes?

I found this to be the case, but only for about a month or so. Then all of a sudden, I just sort of forgot about it. Never noticed it or thought about it. I kept a full beard for almost exactly one year. At least for me, you aren't bothered by it whatsoever after a while, it just sort of becomes part of you, the same way as head hair. YMMV though.

Just shake your head. Really, really hard.

We should go to the track. I need to win some superfectas. I was one horse away from $10,000 once. $2 bet. My 4th pick came in 5th.

That is the look of a sad realization that I will be neglecting her in favor of ripping all those discs

update: The 150 lot came in the mail today

If you have thick enough hair, consider a beard. No razor burn FTW Though it will itch for the first 2 weeks or so.

Beatles: Sgt Peppers Lonely Hears Club Band Britney Spears: ...Baby One More Time comparison would contrast an artist's music + studio engineer prowess/direction/input etc, versus no original artist music + all studio engineer prowess/direction/input etc.

You're right, I'm a jackass.

4 copies each of the 45's of Kill Em All + Ride The Lightning Will be getting another one of each for digital rip purposes, but these will remain sealed, and will find their way onto Ebay some day.

Lets see, recent purchases... Most notably, the 2 upcoming Metallica 45's, Kill 'Em All and Ride the Lightning, (multiple copies of each) subscription to the Music Matters 45's (hoffman), as well as the first 2 released (Blakey/Parlan), Fantasy 45 PRM Vinyls (digitally ripped): Coleman Hawkins: Night Hawk Bill Evans Trio: Everybody Digs Bill Evans Art Pepper: + 11 Kenny Dorham: Quiet Kenny John Coltrane: Lush Life Kenny Burrell + John Coltrane "" Miles Davis: The New Miles Davis Quintett/Steamin Milt Jackson+ Wes Montgomery: Bags Meets Wes! Duke Ellington + Ray Brown: This One's For Blanton then a bunch from amazon/yourmusic: PJ Harvey: White Chalk/Peel Sessions/Dry Bat For Lashes: Fur + Gold Milt Jackson: The Ellington Album Maceo Parker: Southern Exposure The Sounds: Dying To Say This To You Ray Brown/Jimmy Rowles: The Duo Sessions Ray Brown Trio: Soular Energy/Summer Wind: Live at the Loa/Three Dimensional/Bam Bam Bam Gene Harris: Funky Gene's/Black and Blue Front Line Assembly: State of Mind Skinny Puppy: Mind: The Perpetual Intercourse/Rabies/Too Dark Park/Cleanse, Fold and Manipulate Aphex Twin: Come To Daddy E.P. Bobby Timmons: From The Bottom/This Here Is Bobby Timmons Oliver Nelson: Blues + The Abstract Truth Zoot Sims: Zoot Sims in Copenhagen (still waiting for the deadbeat seller to send it ) Hot Chip: The Warning/Made In The Dark The Bird And The Bee: Please Clap Your Hands The New Pornographers: Twin Cinema/Electric Version/Challengers/Mass Romantic Simian Mobile Disco: Attack Decay Sustain Release The Little Willies "" Red Hot Chili Peppers: Blood Sugar Sex Magik/Mothers Milk (re-purchases) Tom Waits: Swordfish Trombones/Bone Machine Jneiro Jarel: Three Piece Puzzel Malajube: Trompe-L'Oeil Handsome Furs: Plaque Park Shape of Broad Minds: Craft of the Lost Art This Will Destroy You: s/t / Young Mountain Oscar Peterson: Walking The Line/Reunion Blues/Tracks/Very Tall/Oscar Peterson Plus One w/ Clark Terry/We Get Requests Horace Silver: Horace-Scope Frank Sinatra: Sinatra At The Sands Jimmy Smith: Home Cookin'/Softly As A Summer Breeze/The Sermon/Prayer Meeting/Midnight Special/Back At The Chicken Shack/Straight Life/Organ Grinder Swing Jimmy Smith + Wes Montgomery: The Dynamic Duo (a.k.a. Jimmy + Wes) Stanley Turrentine: Joyride/A Bluish Bag Cannonball Adderly: Mercy, Mercy, Mercy/Somethin' Else Duke Ellington: Money Jungle Charlie Parker: Diz 'N Bird At Carnegie Hall Wes Montgomery: Smokin' At The Half Note John Coltrane: The Impulse Albums (Coltrane/Duke Ellington + John Coltrane/Ballads/Live At The Village Vanguard) Nine Inch Nails: Ghosts (CD preorder) Kenny Drew Trio: Introducing The Kenny Drew Trio/The Kenny Drew Trio Harry Warren/Kenny Drew: A Harry Warren Showcase and about 15 or so OOP Japanese 24bit remastered jazz albums, and probably a bunch more that I'm forgetting. My goal for 2008 is to get my jazz collection ramped up, and its going pretty great show far (much to the chagrin of my savings account ) ** and 150 sealed indy/punk CDs from an online clearance sale (yet to receive)

ah.

I miss having a beard. There was like no upkeep involved at all. Just cut the edges once every few weeks. I only got rid of it for a job interview. I've kept it off since.

I used to eat those. I haven't seen them in about 10 years.

You didnt even need to buy it

I always laugh at people on the street with long hair, who have their hair going over the ears, and headphones on top of the hair.

hehe, I may have jury duty tomorrow, so I took it upon myself to skip shaving this weekend

I knew I should have made an investment on that. You guys think the Metallica 45's will escalate in value? Because Im ordering like 5 each if thats the case.

I dont think I can ever listen to radiohead again now

Hope I never get a kidney stone on stage

You know what; to hell with 3G, to hell with 64GB; what I really want need is the ability to drag and drop music like the ipod. I hate having to keep playlists in iTunes. If I convert lossless to mp3 for the purpose of putting on the iphone, I want to delete the mp3 from the library afterwards (not the hard drive; just the visual library). I cant do that, because the next album I want to add later, anything I removed from the library will be erased from the iphone. If they can provide ipod-like support for drag and drop, I will be much happier. Syncing takes away all user control, imo.