Dusty Chalk

They lost me at "Jack Sparrow impersonator"... https://people.com/human-interest/woman-who-married-300-year-old-pirate-ghost-announces-marriage-is-over/?utm_source=facebook.com&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=social-share-article&utm_content=20181214

Quite. I have a friend that thinks Baker Street is one of the GREATEST SONGS EVAR and I have to admit, it is perfect (I wouldn't change a thing about it), but I recently went back and revisited the entire album, and Right Down The Line is pretty perfect, too. I still think those are by far the strongest two tracks off the album. Me: I think Eutow might be my favourite track off the album.

It's an American staple. You might as well ask if we are "of a certain age". I was kind of young, then. I stopped watching when they got experimental (no laugh track, etc. -- last season, I believe). Nowadays, I would probably embrace it and applaud them. I must trust your judgement, as I never even tried the dub (and I usually do -- Buffy (the series) in Spanish is entertaining as all get-out -- even though I don't know an ounce of Spanish -- and there are several anime that are made to be watched both ways (Ghost in the Shell: Innocence is a slog with subtitles, as you spend most of the time reading, and a whimsical philosophical diatribe when watching the dub -- I.E. the dub is much more worthy of a watch).

There's a pair of headphones microphone in that picture? which is to say...(takes viagra...waits half an hour...fap fap fap)...

Apple Store Hong Kong:

New The Faint -- warning, may cause seizure if you are prone:

(goes down rabbit hole of Cars videos, including interviews) Damn, I think everyone in the band had a mullet. Also, they were really good. Listen to the bass in this one. And that instrumental break at the end. So good.

I'm-a gonna have to get that, too. Both of them, ackshully. I only have Anniemal, but I revisit it every time Robyn puts out an album, because someone once told me that I would like Robyn, too, but every time Robyn put out an album, I go back and listen to Anniemal, and think, "no, not really, Annie's better". I think I lost track somewhere before she put out Don't Stop. Looks like she put out quite a few EPs and singles along the way, according to discogs. https://www.discogs.com/artist/14923-Annie

Is that the same Annie of Anniemal fame (Chewing Gum, etc.)? EDIT: Oh yeah, look at that, it is.

Muse, Simulation Theory (Super Deluxe) Stretch, where you at, man, I depend on you to tell me these things, like new Muse album.

https://www.linnrecords.com/recording-js-bach-christmas-oratorio-bonus-tracks

That first melody she sings...right up there with Stevie Nicks perfection... My contribution:

https://audiotree.bandcamp.com/album/daddy-issues-on-audiotree-live

Unholy carp, really? I need to revisit, sounds like the technology has come a long way...feeling the sound and the strings' vibrations through the fingers to me makes the world of difference...

Oh noes!!!!!

While it may be true for Dan, it may not be true for Yumi. It all depends on the requirements and priorities. It certainly isn't true for me. But other requirements may come into play for Shelly, so I'm not saying that to negate what Dan says, just offering another opinion/data point.

I miss my acoustic.

Happy birthday, Todd! (party favour noise)

Nerding out:

First of all, kudos to you for encouraging her. Does she play the Casio? To a pianist, it’s all about feel. To be honest, the Clavinova sounds like an upgrade, but Sweetwater have a fantastic return policy, so if you want to combine surprise with actually satisfying her desires, get her one and tell her the other is an option. If you’re not going to surprise her, then by all means, get her to try them out. Just because I say it sounds like an upgrade, doesn’t necessarily mean it is one. https://usa.yamaha.com/products/musical_instruments/pianos/clavinova/clp-625/index.html https://usa.yamaha.com/products/musical_instruments/pianos/arius/ydp-163/index.html