luckybaer

Iron Rangers are sweet!

My dad had Redwings and spoke highly of them. I splurged on some $300 Danner boots in the early 90’s and have been into Danner ever since. Still have my first pair.

I'm thinking of picking up a pair of Danner boots - the ones they developed with the USMC. Those are badass!

I use this so often when I am not sure what I am in the mood for. Just keep shaking my phone until it serves me up a random selection that I am feeling.

White album is culmination of Beatles: 3.5 solo acts in one record

Hot take: The 2018 remix is superior to the 1968 stereo mix (sadly not so for the Pepper and Abbey Road remixes).

@Merrick I have that 2018 remix LP. I'll need to really listen and compare to the 1987 CD release. I've got the 2009 CD arriving this week.

Never heard that @Merrick maybe I will have to try to listen to some of those gold CDs

I wonder if that’s why it seems used CDs made in Japan or Europe seem to be more desirable than those made in the USA?

@luckybaer More likely those EU/JP masterings are desirable.

I’d have to agree with those as they’re also my personal top three. Some days A Hard Day’s Night subs in for Rubber Soul.

Damn! Maxwell's silver hammer just came down upon my head. Again.

@Thad E Ginathom McCartney sure could/can craft insanely catchy tunes.

I was simply stating what I used, and I was curious what ones you liked from Dr. Squatch. Thanks for the recommendations, I will be picking some of those up.

@Ganzy Oops! Misread on my phone. Now on PC, and makes more sense. I'm gonna try some of the stuff in your link.

Every other YT ad I get is for Dr. Squatch.

Damn, that's one powerful earworm. I haven't even heard it for years, but now you've mentioned it...

For Abbey Road I like the remaster the best. The bottom end is so damn punchy.

I'm listening to the 1987 CD and the 2012 LP (from the 2009 remaster) as I type. There's the difference in media to account for, but the 2012 is a little warmer & punchier than the CD. Not as much as one would think, though!

I'm pretty sure the 2009 remasters have better liner notes and stuff. The 1987's are bare bones. I'd buy the 2009 on that fact alone. Thank goodness they sound good (from what I've been told).

I’ve got an old MCA Royal Scam CD by Steely Dan that is spooky good through the Gungnir. It sounds so vivid without feeling artificially boosted or etched.

I was a bit tongue-in-cheek with my original comment, but I am curious how these things work. Must be my military background.

It's kind of an open secret. You have to *prove* that you've jacked off so many times within 18 hours that your balls are empty. Go for it!

I'll pass. My wrist hurts, I don't want hair on my palm, and I can't afford to go blind.

@crazychile with his buzz cut when they try to rape him at the salon https://i.imgur.com/35QB6AA.gifv

LOL! @DigMe that's not far off. I'm an engineer who likes shootin stuff!

Brylcreem!

All the time I am not immune to limited wood products (zmf, grado, etc).. And very happy with my obsessive purchase. Looks and sounds damn good.

Amazon is a great source as well.

The thing that I like about Discogs is being able to buy exactly the release I want.

That IS important.