Dusty Chalk

It’s probably just the network padding the numbers so that when they cancel the show, the actors and cast won’t put up a fuss.

Where’s Archer? Unrelated—Fender puts out the sigil collection:

Happy birthday! (party favour noise)

Egad, I must hear that.

I ❤️ Focalszes so much. And are those two JL Audio subwooferses? That's kind of insane.

I don't think I mentioned, but I went with Purple.

I have never laughed harder than I have at some of those skits on the Carol Burnett show. As hard, maybe; harder, no. The world is a less jovial place.

Yeah, that’s what I thought you meant, but that’s more an anime thing, innit? Where there’s like a single frame where if you stop it just right, you can see something naughty? No, seriously, I just don’t think it’s appropriate in GoT, it would throw me right out.

Fan service?

Yup, same same. RIP another heartthrob.

Unholy carp!

N+1’d

Happy birthday! (party favour noise)

MSI great. Just make sure you submit the warranty card.

Now I want a pink laptop.

Same same. I even referenced Wild Kingdom once when I caught an arc of guys staring at CGAW's ass (or so it seemed). "Here, we see the female administratorus databasus in her natural element. She lures the males into believing her submissiveness with her diminutive form, but we all know who wields the power here. One of the males approaches, attempting to curry favour with a showing of his mastery of language...let's watch." RIP the real deal.

With a name like "Half Gramme of Soma", you know it's stoner. I don't partake, but I do indeed love the music. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uLtN5KHKzSQ Again, the whole album is good: https://halfgrammeofsoma.bandcamp.com/

I don't normally like blues-based rock, but these guys bring it. The whole album is good. https://birdstoneband.bandcamp.com/album/seer

Nice...uh...cones.

Damn, that sounds nice. Wait, that makes no sense, I’m not there.

70s was the era of free love, man.

I would either recone them or rub some mink oil on them.

For me, looking at tabs created by fans, it helped me understand why some notes would sound wrong and right at the same time. But yeah, now that I understand what’s going on, it can help make an arrangement sound jazzier by utilizing it or more correct by not using it. I tend to like doing a straight arrangement initially and then get jazzy in the bridge or outro.

Don’t force yourself, it is more of the same. I just happen to love that music.

I know a couple of us make music as well as listen to it, so I thought I'd start a thread on it. For example, despite being a classically trained musician, I had never heard of Negative Harmony before, but now I'm all over it. Also, I found this instructive: