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Nat King Cole -- Re:Generations Likely to be my only listen to this one...

A Killer Good birthday to you!

Cool. I'd like to see her sometime.

The Chuck 69 is damn big for that little bugger of a can amp. What's up with that (other than the obvious Chuck philosophy answers).

Or you could build a listening room out of lead with dedicated stand-alone circuits and no other electronics.

That described HeadphoneAddict, not you.

Yeah, Clarke, I am having a hard time figuring out what to see and what not to miss. The String Trio is so much better than I expected after a few listens of the last weeks that I may be joining you late night tomorrow. Right now, Sunday's offering is on tap: John Zorn -- Electric Masada: 50th Birthday Celebration Vol. 4

You tell me. He was dogged here for ages but it was mostly before I hung out here as much.

I have absolutely heard improvements and the opposite with changes in power cords and power conditioners. And the other thing too.

But stop sucking up to Mike. Nobody liked him over here for years but now we just put up with him for the t-shirts.

I use power conditioners and fancy cables and like them so you all can go to hell.

Me too! Now playing: John Zorn's Masada String Trio -- 50th Birthday Celebration, Vol. 1

Chuck Norris Allows Birthday to Arrive Posted Mar 10th 2009 10:45AM by TMZ Staff Today is Chuck Norris' birthday. He turns infinity. Fun fact: Chuck Norris was born three months premature, because he had asses to kick. p.s. -- he's 69 (in human years). Another fun fact that might be little known is that on his birthday, Chuck Norris randomly selects one lucky child to be thrown into the sun. I have my fingers crossed about the lucky winner this year. Better finish that tequila shot you've been nursing Slacker.

Yeah Yeah Yeahs -- It's Blitz

Boy guard ftw!

I wish I knew if a damn iPhone was coming out in the next few months. Although I am paying for a plan on Verizon that is way overpriced now that my wife and daughter moved on to AT&T.

Does the shovel leave much of an aftertaste?

They don't pay attention.

Us lawyers all look alike to you civilians.

Mark O'Leary and Sunny Murray -- Ode to Albert Ayler

At least I don't feel compelled to respond to your unintelligible blather over here.

He was great the last time at Yoshi's, but this time was "solo acoustic" so I wasn't sure what that was going to be.