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A bit of Syd Barrett is a good thing. If you disagree play "Interstellar Overdrive" and think again.

Lean out your window, golden hair...

Eastworld*

@LetMeBeFrank you done True Detective?

Not yet but it's on the list for this summer.

Not that I'm unhappy with Lyr 3, but want to know which SS amp (no tube rolling) would be considered by those more knowledgable to be an appreciable upgrade for the money and not side-grade for can like Auteur. BW mentioned, any others?

Ragnarok 2 is coming out soon.

BW has a bit better slam and more pleasing/organic tone. And has solid synergies with zmf dynamics (eikon, atti, aeo, atr). But still think lyr 3 is a tad more transparent -- resolving more accurate volume gradations and micro-details in less biased ways. So maybe not a clear upgrade.

Do you know what is really ironic? You have iron and you must describe it. Iron-like does not sound right. Iron-y though sounds like iron that can rust. Now that is literally iron-y. (Yes, I like word jokes. They are so wordy...)

@rott NOW I get the tag :))

I remember installing an add-on for Facebook that deleted all comments, posts, and likes I had made between dates of my choice (aka when I was a teen), and thinking it was hilarious that I trusted the sketchy third party add-on more than I did Facebook's advertising practices and partners.

Embrace your lazy complex...we don't all have to be Type A.

For years I thought I'd love to learn to play an instrument. I thought It was only a matter of time.
Nope. I like to listen, that's enough. For people like Quincy, they have to compose/play. It's not a choice. I gotta see that one.

That's a high percentage in my book

You gotta watch those Stewart Copeland written tunes. I think that is why he got along so well with Claypool in the Oysterhead project.

I’m going to show my bias here, my favorite 90s metal album is Painkiller by Judas Priest.

I would skip one album for Kyuss' "Blues For The Red Sun" and then add Tool's "Aenima." You take a 50 million trip and learn to swim, life skills \m/

I turn to those I listed plus Metallica and Pantera for old school thrash cravings. In terms of technical mastery that I actually love listening to there will always be Rush, Tool, Porcupine Tree, etc.

Drummer at the wrong gig: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ItZyaOlrb7E
Fast forward to 2:50 for flavor of visual antics

Flo? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c_1RZcM3zso

The fictional backstory- a cat was buried in an apple field, was reincarnated as an apple/cat, and needs to go to Hollywood and become a rock star return to cat form.

Makes perfect sense.

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October is for horror

Been getting mixed signals about it, but I'm not a fan of jumpscare fests. Is it that, or more subtle @rott?

@Lyer25 it has its share of jumpscare moments (which isn't something I enjoy either), but they're more or less integral to the storyline, which deals with familial issues apart from the supernatural stuff.

I know Ampsandsound does the boxes, but I don't know what transformers are typically used in them.

Thanks, will follow up with them!

As a relatively heavy disc renter, it has become progressively harder to receive popular titles without multiple week delays. Netflix rental allocation algorithm favors those who keep discs out longer.

I didn't know they still did that!

https://dvd.netflix.com - not sure how much longer that'll be around. I still prefer Blu-ray for the uncompressed sound and best PQ, but streaming is usually good enough. Favorite flicks (not shows) I end up buying on disc anyway.

They should change the name

Fosters is brewed in the UK. If you could call that stuff brewed.

Yep, it was pretty solid. it's really fascinating for people who are interested in BTS stuff.