Dusty Chalk

Amazon.com: Sentimental Journey: Nellie McKay: MP3 Downloads Amazon.com: Acoustic EP: Kate Walsh: MP3 Downloads Amazon.com: Analekta: Classical Gems: Free Sampler: Various Artists: MP3 Downloads Amazon.com: Summer Compilation 2009: Various Artists: MP3 Downloads Amazon.com: Wicked Cool Coming Attractions: Various Artists: MP3 Downloads Amazon.com: Sample The World Through Music: Various Artists: MP3 Downloads Amazon.com: ESL World Music Sampler: Various Artists: MP3 Downloads Amazon.com: Blood and Fire Amazon Compilation: Various Artists: MP3 Downloads Amazon.com: JDub Presents: Wild Peace: Various Artists: MP3 Downloads Amazon.com: Eagle-Armoury Records 2009 Metal/Hard Rock Sampler [Explicit]: Various Artists: MP3 Downloads Amazon.com: Amazon Sampler: Various Artists: MP3 Downloads Amazon.com: Pressure Sounds Amazon Compilation: Various Artists: MP3 Downloads Amazon.com: Paper Bag Records Fall '09 Sampler: Various Artists: MP3 Downloads Amazon.com: Deep Elm Records - Sampler No. 7 "Defending The Kingdom": Various Artists: MP3 Downloads Amazon.com: Anti Sampler Fall 2009: Various Artists: MP3 Downloads Amazon.com: Scandinavian Gold: Various Artists: MP3 Downloads Amazon.com: Ryko: Flash Of Light Sampler: Various: MP3 Downloads Amazon.com: BIG SOUND 2009 Summit & Showcases: Various Artists: MP3 Downloads Amazon.com: The Best Of The Most Relaxing Classical Music In The Universe: Various Artists: MP3 Downloads ...and more -- I got tired of keeping track, just keep looking under what other customers "bought" -- but don't just click on everything, as not everything is free -- make sure you see that "free" price, or "$0.00" on the link. There's actually some interesting stuff there -- Spinal Tap, Lemonheads, Les Claypool, a lot of world music. Bound to be something there you haven't heard before. And yeah, I'm sure there are other ways to get them (I think I recognized some titles from the last.fm free rss feed).

No, I think he's talking about the increased capabilities of entry level pro equipment to be able to handle DSDIFF, WSD, etc. files, such as the Korg MR-1, MR-1000, Sonic Studio software plugins, etc. (The earliest known ability was on some Sony Vaio something-or-other.) That said, I'm still interested (wouldn't it be nice to be able to EQ without having to convert the data, for example?). Well, by the time I can afford one, it will either be a given, or a foregone conclusion...no, wait, that's a win-win scenario...you know what I mean...it will have either happened, or it won't have...

That sucks and blows, man!!!1!

I got plenty of room in my car, no problem. I don't have much in the way of good solid state amplification, but I'll bring what I have.

Okay, that last quote from Hansen has me convinced, now it's just a matter of saving up funds. Native DSD? I would have thought that was too much to ask.

Not for the bear.

Move D Namlook XVII: There! -- The music is between house, deep musical ambience and chill-out accompanied by occasional speech samples of political content (e.g. [one of?] Obama's "Yes We Can" speech[es?]).

(Not at the Mike and Dinny comment, but the fact that you'd take this on at all.)

Yeah, what Justin said -- my degree is in Physics, not Engineering. So more abstract. So far no blood, although I woke up at 4:30 to one play-attacking the other in my bed. He's one of those "anything under the covers that moves is fair game" types.

Also something Iron-Giant-y about it:

He should at least hear it, so that he can decide for himself.

Integrated my cats.

No.

Sure. But data is usually reflected by the data entry system, and since it's free format, there is a good likelihood that the number of different formats will be greater than or equal to the number of different data enterers.

So you need 4 channels for each -- one for the forward heading electrons and one for the returning electrons, and a pair of those for each of the two balanced channels? I'm having trouble figuring out the fifth dimension. Active ground, perhaps?

Any one but this upcoming one, I think. I usually do a matinee on Saturdays around noon, and "movie night" with the guys on Saturday night at a friend's house, but both of those are negotiable, since I do them every weekend.

Yeah, and that should "take", unless I don't understand something.

For some reason, your edit has given me the giggles.

You learn well. Unfortunately, your mentors are idiots.

I didn't find it so -- meaning "than expected" -- because I always find that they have at least one or two lounge-y tracks (Rhythm Divine, Of Course I'm Lying, etc.). And they often have a sweeping majestic instrumental such as the last track, too. But yeah, that duet -- I think that's the first time they've ever attempted that. I suspect they found something in that singer that they really liked, since they feature her on three tracks. That part is definitely unusual. And she definitely is bringing the lounge.

And it's not Death, it's Skeletor. In a cowl. Or quite possibly a cylon.

Amazon.com: Altec Lansing UHP606 Backbeat Pro Reference Earphones (Black/Gold): Electronics for the next hour.

All of your incorrect belong to us. Black

Okay, so how do I find out about watch companies' reputations? I'd be interested in seeing how "TX" fair for that one Monkey posted a couple pages back, and on Amazon, there's a bunch of 5 star reviews, but most watches only have one reporter, so that's too low a sampling for my tastes. Any good watch sites that would discuss mainstream-ish brands (I.E. the kind of brands you'd find at Nordstroms)? Also, do you* have any watch winders? I have exactly one automatic (Armitron), and I treat it horribly (let it unwind), I'd like to get a cheap watch winder for it. Knowing how watch winders work, I know that most of them are over-priced. *and by "you", I mean either of you, or anyone else who has automatics -- my automatic was $100, so I'd feel silly spending much for a watch winder.