Dusty Chalk

That was great! This one is pretty great, too:

Detour through new The Eels, The Deconstruction.

He’s played it at every Porcupine Tree and Steven Wilson solo gig that I’ve attended since he wrote it, and I used to just be bored by it but now I kinda avoid it. I just don’t get it. Haven’t listened to it in a while, so listened to it...doesn’t suck. Guess I just needed time.

I just watched the Lindsey Buckingham Behind the Music video recommended by YouTube, and they use that moment as a background image during one of the transitions. I agree with you, it’s a very special moment.

April 2017 after a slight detour listening to last night's show 2ce.

Daw! You should call it 'Getty' (for Getty Images), 'cause they look like the most perfect stereotypical kitteh.

Sweet. Glad it worked.

He's so great. Me: Jun 2017 last couple days or so, going to transition to May after this last showreel.

Can you try: formatting a card for the Sony first, then put the DSD files on it? Sony tends to like its stuff proprietary.

And the debate mentioned in the documentary in its entirety: I think Polly Toynbee says something most insightful: "I think it's extraordinarily rare for the religious to be funny, or to be funny about their religion, or even about anybody else's. I think there is a great humour vacuum at the heart of all religion."

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Testtone showreels, going to stick with July 2017 for today.

Daw, he's huge!

Well that's just super!

Listening to old Testtone Showreels -- on page 3! Going to listen to every one at least once.

I’m just saying what everyone else is thinking. I bet it was delicious. Chocolatey Pecany delicious. Now I want one. Fax is on.

“Dark chocolate pecan cookie “ shall hereafter be referred to as “dookie”

So which piece slab was that?

He’s on a high protein diet.

The lean one -- bottom middle?

In her defense, she is mixed kind of low in that clip. But in not in her defense, her style ("indie") has always been kind of talky, but then she brings out the singing in the chorus. The first album is still my favorite.

Happy belated, Ian!