Dusty Chalk

Amplifier, Trippin' with Dr. Faustus

Understood -- Smooth Jazz is a whole 'nother genre. That's not jazz. Mikey is, of course, referring to jazz which is smooth. What I refer to as smoov jazz, for no other reason than to differentiate from that Muzak sounding tripe. (But I also recognize that it hasn't taken on as an expression.)

Was: Klaus Schulze, Androgyn RIYL: Klaus Schulze, although this is one of his best new releases in years. It's very mellow, even for him. (A lot of his releases are either synthesizer noodling over a sequence, or weird collaborations with vocalists or other instrumentalists like cellists.) Is: Eno, Taking Tiger Mountain by Strategy and Before and After Science

Bjorn Riis, Forever Comes to an End RIYL: Pink Floyd, Pineapple Thief, Airbag (of course -- that's his band)

Outstanding! Having had my bloodwork interpreted recently, I actually understood the ramifications of all those numbers.

Oh, okay, it sounded exactly backwards.

It is spelled with one L.

It's probably a lot more inert than you're making it sound.

Thanks for the explanation!

I've used both the HRT and the HeadAmp Pico DAC/Amp with good results. Why do you bring up hiss? Have you had a problem with hiss before? That's usually an impedance mismatch. I've only ever had hiss if it was on the original recordings, or if it was a low impedance headphone out of a Ray Samuels headphone amp.

I had some Nilgiri Korma the other day, and that was very green. I didn't have any digestive distress, so I probably pushed it a little too far earlier today by having pepper chicken from another Indian restaurant today. And now I am going to partake of similar fruits as to what Grem had earlier.

Condolences

Unholy carp!

I think people will say, "Apple Airport Express", but I have no experience myself.

I've been told to keep a food diary to see if I can determine what is bothering my digestive system, so got a little brave yesterday and got some chicken Nilgiri Korma from my favourite Indian restaurant (did not go for my usual, Vindaloo, which is among the top 10 spiciest meals I have ever had). It was delicious! And green, so very very green.

This guy could claim he did everything as a Klaus Schulze tribute, and I wouldn't be any the wiser.

It's also really interestingly shot. I put it on in the background to listen mainly to the music, and I found myself watching it. Whoever the cameraman is, he really has a good eye. Thanks! Gem!

Wet Hot American Summer, 10 Years Later (aka season 2)

Also, it was International Cat Day yesterday (8/8), and Words With Friends' word of the day was, 'KITTY'.

Actually, Instrumental Stoner is pretty chill. It's the musical equivalent of comfort food. That said, going to go even chiller, with How to Disappear Completely, Mer de Revs I & II.

Instrumental stoner full album playlist. Currently on Space Raptor, Hyperion...the previous one, The Fur, had some outstanding dirty dirty Sabbath-y distortion. Bought the Tuber and Hazy Sea albums.