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Thanks, CVS! Faustian bargain right there. Assholes on parade (in more ways that one.) å Iranian mass grave for corona victims.

I haven't felt this bad about posting something in here since those GIFs of Nancy Grace dancing "sexily."

Waylon Jennings - Are You Ready For The Country (1976) Waylon Jennings - What Goes Around Comes Around (1979)

“We ain’t found shit!” #ScottishPeopleTwitter

Camerata Cafe in Korea(!)

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Those don't look like AR front panels to me. AR kit has its own unique, stodgy look to it. The units in this photo are very 70s looking. Probably Japanese, possibly vintage American.

Esperance, Western Australia.

Oh lord.

B&W CM7's, Parasound A23 Stereo amp, Onkyo receiver.

Winnie The Flu. 1952 Abarth 1500 Coupe Biposto. What's the deal with the bible belt? 1966 Chevrolet Turbo Titan. Socks the Cat sitting behind President Clinton's desk in the Oval Office. January 7, 1994. Daedunsan, South Korea.

RIP James Lipton: https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/james-lipton-dead-actors-studio-909382 93 is a pretty damn good run.

This is the best Joe Biden meme I have ever seen. The baffled king indeed.

Tannoy Dimension TD12s driven by a pair of Mark Levinson No 333 monoblocks. Ho lee shit.

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Cool Story Bro: In the fall of 1990 I got my first CD player. A Pioneer 6 CD changer that used the removable magazines that were all the rage in the early 90s. I actually already owned a couple CDs at that point. The first "CD" I bought was the Led Zeppelin Boxed Set for $60 1990 dollars ($118 in today's dollars!) The second was one of a series of limited edition CD singles by Iron Maiden. In 1990 Maiden released their previous singles from the 70s and 80s (vinyl only, obviously) with exclusive B-Sides, 2 at a time on CD. They were expensive ($16 1990 dollars) but they had a bonus "Listen With Nicko" track at the end. On said track Maiden's drummer Nico McBrain would explain the history of the two single tracks as well as the B-sides on the CD. It turns out that Nico is absolutely hilarious and weaves an amazing yarn. One of the most infamous Maiden B-Sides in "Mission From 'Arry" which is not an audio track at all, but an extended argument between Maiden's bassist Steve Harris and Nico about extending a drum solo. The proceedings got fairly heated and were surreptitiously record by Bruce Dickinson. During the argument, Nico used the phrase "oh for fuck's sake, come on kids!" which has been in my vocabulary for 30 years now.