To quote the last word:
Type: Posts; User: rcarlberg
To quote the last word:
They're not albums you LISTEN to. They're albums you COLLECT.
Has anyone mentioned Glass yet:
https://therealglass.bandcamp.com/
Ah, I see I did 11-16-2014... BEFORE they went on BandCamp. MUCH easier to sample nowadays!
https://f4.bcbits.com/img/a4086885337_16.jpg
The new (old?) release is now online. It's kinda a hoot -- check it out!
Zappa was famous -- was he not? -- for never playing the same concert twice. His various bands could turn on a dime and go off into uncharted territory with a nod from Frank.
IIRC
All four were about shedding the "rockstar skin" which had become too tight. No growth without change.
What's the point of a band playing note-for-note? They might as well play a record onstage.
Besides... CREATIVE musicians get tired of playing the same exact thing every night. And I like my...
Well, before Greg bought the first Mellotron ever sold in Washington State (January 1973) his primary instrument was a set of Musser vibes. Too bad he had to trade them in to afford the 'Tron.... ...
Just to correct the record (so to speak) channel bleed won't give you binaural. It'll give you various levels of mono. Not. The. Same. Thing.
How about Blue Man Group?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LZQdWd_vdoM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qTJfITfbYNA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dOLBn8GKBlA
Jethro Tull had everything that could go wrong, go wrong in the worst possible way while recording at Chateau D'Hérouville. Anderson ended up having to scrap EVERYTHING and start over, in what...
I was gonna post this when the album is released in a day or two, but since this thread has been reactivated:
Well, if 1971 is “of greater interest,” how about 1969?
Jeff [is just about to...
43 posts in, and nobody has mentioned the most famous reconstruction of ancient music ever?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a1z0zaGDzlQ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lzdq3TdSZuo
You're welcome, Forge. Jeff has A TON of unreleased music, and I've been encouraging him to get some of it out on the etherwaves before we're all dead. He is begrudgingly glacially-slowly...
Jeff Sherman just posted to Bandcamp their first professional recording, from 1971, when they were still very much under the influence of Soft Machine's first two albums: fuzz organ, long suites made...
The long-delayed (recorded 2007) album by Glass bassist Jeff Sherman and Soft Machine bassist Hugh Hopper is finally coming out on Bandcamp Wednesday June 8.
It was delayed by Hugh dying :^( and...
I think a lot of us contributed, in small ways (I sent some bootlegs to Paul). Dunno if any of mine got included. Doesn't really matter.
The Muffins are LONG overdue for greater recognition.
I swore off PE because it had become too much of a timesuck. Too many people needed correcting :roll
Plus, I seem to recall the straw that broke the camel's back was that the administrators...
Just announced, the 13-disc Muffins box, "Baker's Dozen" drops November 18, 2022. It will be twelve CDs of previously unreleased material plus a DVD of their live performance at NEARFest 2005, and...
And yet, Sean, you seem to find time to delete nearly every post where I link to outside vetted sources, while leaving Yamishogun's blatantly-false and potentially lethal happytalk untouched.
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LPs were never "extinct." They were quickly supplanted by Compact Discs in the marketplace because of their higher profit margins and superior specs, but LPs never went away completely. Hence, not...
Really???
Hey all. Here's a website that some 17-year old kid created that provides ACCURATE, UP-TO-DATE information. Please do not reference inaccurate outdated information anymore.
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Dana5140, my condolences, I cannot imagine.
Exactly right. Yamishogun, if the moderators of this board won't shut you down for spreading false information during a global crisis, I will at least call you out on it.
The US hasn't done...
Aren't we done with this yet? Fast
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No, but soothing music is available in some models. Also "the sound of a waterfall" to disguise your plop...
See post #315. The maximum known incubation window is 15.6 days, which is slightly more than two weeks. I'd heard 3 weeks on another newscast.
Sure, if you ignore the bias frequency and the RIAA curve.
Well, that's that. The governor today closed all gyms and health clubs (and restaurants and bars) effective midnight tonight.
Drat.
The reviews I read online before I bought indicated that the "air dry" feature was weak at best. Most users ended up drying off with paper anyway. So I went with the cheaper model that does not...
"Kill" actually isn't the proper term to use with a virus, since viruses aren't technically alive. "Inactivate" is the proper medical term.
There is much yet unknown -- but to me, pools look...
https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/php/water.html
Half of the Wuhan patients have now recovered and are symptom-free. The other half are still symptomatic and under treatment.
Hopefully my YMCA pool remains open, where I swim every morning. The CDC says chlorine kills the virus.
https://www.cnn.com/2020/03/14/health/coronavirus-asymptomatic-spread/index.html
http://www.cidrap.umn.edu/news-perspective/2020/03/study-highlights-ease-spread-covid-19-viruses
... and many others...
You can transmit when you are asymptomatic. It takes up to 3 weeks (but more commonly 4-5 days) between exposure and the start of symptoms. During the incubation period you are actually shedding...
Scientists at the University of Washington developed their own coronavirus test early on, so more people have been tested in Washington State than anywhere else in the country. It's not that we have...
As an owner (and daily user) of a TOTO Washlet and a ginormous butt crack of silverback proportions, let me just say this:
The "little stream of water" is a very powerful jet of warm, pulsating...
Wow, I was just listening to "Heathen Earth" this morning because of the logo on the back cover: "Can the world be as sad as it seems?"
I think I used the wrong word when I said "superiority." What I really meant was "dominance" or "ascendance" or "market share" or something.
Yes, The No Speak releases were excellent, almost all of them -- as noted in posts #16 & 17. Bardens & Goodman & Haycock are particularly good suggestions!
https://www.discogs.com/Pictures-Pictures/master/249285
https://www.discogs.com/Arto-Lindsay-Ambitious-Lovers-Envy/master/118000
Both seem to have rather well-deserved obscurity.
Good advice. Caring too much probably isn't good for me. I'll take myself into a self-quarantine now. Carry on.:oops
This Just In: Still Dead
^^In Seema Verma's defense -- who is NOT a doctor, but was CEO of "a health policy consulting firm" before Trump appointed her -- she can only try to run interference for the person who brought her...
It's behind a paywall. Can you summarize for us?
We can vote on the wisdom of the proposed cuts to the CDC budget in November.
I suspect the professional sports cancellation of their seasons had less to do with keeping the public safe, and more to do with awakening people to the seriousness of this situation. If nothing...
Yes, if you're young & healthy, the infection is no worse than the flu or the worst cold you ever had. You can get through it.
On the other hand if you're old & infirm or have underlying...
Wow, Loose Olaf! He's been on A TON of recordings. I found a solo album of his just a couple of months ago.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ANxJ_AFWcn4
Here's the problem with the data in this article.The USA is shown low on the infection rate chart -- but only because we've conducted very limited testing.
We have no idea the real infection...
Hopefully you are correct (I was unable to find any reliable information on this).
What I DID find, when I was researching it, is that scientists say the virus has moved so fast, and infected so...
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Sorry, not helpful.
The virus probably remains infectious even AFTER a person experiences the symptoms and recovers. Therefore, “going away” for two weeks or a month or three months won’t stop...
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Seriously?:roll:roll
Something the US has failed to do -- even three months into the pandemic.
Hence the biosphere's reaction to us.
Who knew Twitter could be a source of dangerous misinformation?