Dusty Chalk

Bill Frisell -- rarum Huzzah -- such a great album.

Yeah, but I still got one...for my computer CD's. Plus, it's black.

About 19 Blue Note SACD's (catching up on the subscription)

Incorrect. JH13's got pretty princessesses (because of the crack), T1 got 'interesting'. It's not about you, it's about your purchase, Mr. World-revolves-around-me-man. That said, the T1 purchase is more interesting the JH13 -- that's just the FOTM. ;P

I realize it's not a tube per se, but: I like the aesthetic; I like the functionality; I like the randomness;

Want.

Found that while looking for videos of Arabella Steinbacher:

Nice! Two birds with one stone, no less. (I don't have a 'watch with BJ on the face'...didn't really have that category until you mentioned it...that might be the only contender, though.) I do plan on getting an Invicta Lupah Revolution, because it looks like the radioactive symbol.

You don't have geniuses there?

Sweet! I took a course in electronic music composition in college just so I could sit in front of a Fairlight CMI. I'm sure your ambitions are higher than that, of course.

I love that shot of her. :drool: (eyes glaze over) ... (shakes head) Oh, and Happy Birthday Colin! Almost forgot what I was doing in this thread...

Oceansize, Feed to Feed -- jesus christ these guys are good, probably a little too ambient/chill for the current Porcupine Tree crowd, but they do wallop once in a while (probably proportionately less than PT). Also more indie-sounding. And British. Which in my book is a good thing. Lead vocalist sounds somewhere between Joe Jackson and Eddie Vedder. In some ways, I like them better than PT. It's too bad this is limited, I'll try to get a copy, but I'm not paying more than retail for it. Especially if the band doesn't see the extra dosh. Oh, and what it is: get this -- 3 DVD/4 CD souvenir of the event of a series of live concerts in which, to celebrate their birthday, they played their entire catalog. So they didn't just play entire albums, they played all of their entire albums...er...all of their albums in their entirety, that is. EDIT: Plus, they funny: Here, gib a listen.

What's funny is, on a Windows machine, a clean install means you're less inept.

(party favor noise)

Yeah, $600 is a killer price.

I prefered it when it had blood and was called a Gwar concert...but that was still pretty cool. I endorse the cheerleader eating movement.

I love the Baltimore Aquarium.

Kitty looks like Kitty finds whatever quite soothing, ackshully.

Hey, Nebby, glad you made it safe, tell us about your trip after you catch your breath.

@1:10: "insert special character" I still want those 3 oversize monitors. [billy]Can you imagine running iTunes on that?[/billy]

Jesus, pics plz? (Feel free to post in 'post pics of your rigs' or something.)

It's an overgeneralization, but yes, that is what I was saying. It's worth trying for yourself, there should be plenty on the used market, and you should be able to buy one to try at home in your own system and sell it if you don't like it at minimum financial loss to you.

Well, you could go double-blind, but wouldn't really surprise me if you couldn't tell the difference. Not you, personally, but...anyone. Also, you could now try two weeks at a time, to test for the fatigue factor.

Welcome aboard the good ship Quad 12L-A-Fanclub.

Sweet.