Knuckledragger

I do own KF, but I'm working in a nighclub right now. St Paddy's Day DNB Debacle. Alternate to the above deal, for $15, you can get the Tripwire Interactive Bundle, which includes Killing Floor, a shit-ton of DLC, Dwarfs!?, The Ball, and two Red Orchestra games.

Sup Heads? Killing Floor is 75% off right now, if you haven't bought yourself a copy yet, or, ahem, want to lure some friends in to playing. All DLC is 50% off too.

It's Marty Mobile! Might be NSFW if you look really closely.

That video illustrates why belt drive turntables are terrible for DJing.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ge4o7vQtLXI

I smoke weed listen to 650s and 580s erryday. The 650s are driven by an HRBD fed by a Quad 99 CDP-2. The 580s are driven by a ca. 2004 GLite + DPS fed by a (much older) Parasound DAC-800. The two rigs sound remarkably similar to me, but I have tin ears and can't be trusted.

Sup, Heads? My radio show is ffffffinally on the air, in Case you wanted to listen. No DJ on before or after me. lol, college radio.

Grumpy Cat pasties.

I actually haven't listen to the album yet. It sits in my painfully long queue of new music.

JMJ and some of his toys. The album cover for Ford & Lopatin's Channel Pressure. I still don't get this weird fetishism of 80s technology that's going on right now. Half the gear in that rack is late 90s/00s. Like that AKAI sampler. Also, that Akai AX80 synth, while digitally-controlled analogue, is famously thin sounding.

Say it ain't so, Hank.

I have no idea if this is true or not, but those sure aren't 1895 cars. Jonah Sharp's live rig.

Man, look at this cute little attention whore showing off for the camera. The girl isn't bad, either.

Group roller coaster costume. lollerskates, the club I'm working in tonight has WiFi. Also this: