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15 hours ago, Augsburger said:
I used the last of my truffle salt this evening on my pasta. Any recommendations for a reputable truffle shipper or a truffle salt. We are at the end of truffle season so I am guessing truffle salt is my only option. So far Urbani is the lead for truffle salt but I would like to try others. Any recommendations?
Truff now make a variety of Truffle-based products outside of their hot sauce range, I imagine they'd be alright (I've only ever had their hot sauces and pasta sauces):
https://www.truff.com/products/truff-black-truffle-oil?variant=39291221639302
https://www.truff.com/products/white-truffle-oil?variant=39932774842502
https://www.truff.com/products/truffle-salt?variant=40001193803910- 2
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One of four families? I never knew...NTTAWWT...
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8 hours ago, mikeymad said:
^ literally, just one of my favorite albums of all time. When it came out in the early 80s on Windham Hill records, it blew my mind. I didn't know that music like that could exist and be played by one person on one piano. Same thing happened when I heard Michael Hedges playing the guitar. Happy to have had the chance to see both of them live back in the day. Thanks for the reminder Ric.
I literally just posted elsewhere that his version (seen him live regularly on his December circuits) of Carol of the Bells is one of the few examples of Xmas music I can stand. I could have taken this video -- this angle is literally what I remember most about him -- always tried to get a seat slightly to stage right so that I could see him play.
What's funny is that my style of improvising on the piano is very similar -- I distinctly remember that feeling of "running out of keyboard" at the top and just playing the same riff over and over until I could figure out a way to unpaint myself out of the corner. 😆
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3 hours ago, mikeymad said:
Zero She Flies
Al Stewart
1970https://album.link/i/340107757
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Not an album I knew from Al. There is another album other than 'Year of The Cat'? Yup. Simple and layered songs, with some having a Jethro Tull feel.
Yup, there's Year of the Cat, Time Passages, and...uh...
...oh wait, there's the live album.
Okay, that's all I know.
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More Colourfield:
https://album.link/74mh26q4cpw2n
More Terry Hall:
https://album.link/tcwv0ksqhrjgz
Such a brilliant songwriter. RIP
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10 minutes ago, HiWire said:
Oh my gosh, you are in for such a treat -- it just gets better and better. It's not perfect, but it's so superior to so many other things in so many other ways, that those minor missteps are easily forgiven.
Me: watched season 1 of The Devil's Hour -- what a great show, but I need more, like, yesterday.
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19 hours ago, mikeymad said:
Acoustic Sessions EP
Morgan Wade
2022https://album.link/i/1636955701
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Nice little EP. Strong voice and a new artist to me. A good find that I will check out a bit more.
This song is amazing, thanks for sharing, will check the rest of the EP out.
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I made chicken and veggies and beans soup, and I keep adding ingredients, so I've had enough to last all weekend and then some.
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And remember, you cannot spell "parody" without "PR".
or soemthing.
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Everything he does is worth listening to. Big influence on my (theoretical) style -- I went back and forth on overdubbing, but he showed how playing only the essential music without a lot of overdubbed parts could still work as finished music.
This is worth a listen as well:
https://www.amazon.com/Twin-Peaks-Season-Music-More/dp/B000W4HFY8
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Been listening to a (relative) lot of Ultravox:
https://tidal.com/browse/playlist/702f2a1e-5b4d-444b-ba58-4608aa0648f6
But also, new Nemophila album came out yesterday!
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Unholy carp! I am a pseudonym, that part was accurate.
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16 hours ago, Grahame said:
JH13s
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Spicy pork and beans. My first ever, with the Rancho Gordo beans. I made it too spicy, but I can still taste the bean broth! It otherwise came out perfect.
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7 hours ago, Grahame said:
Meanwhile ..
"How I Learned to Love Jazz Fusion, the Worst Music in the World"
https://www.esquire.com/entertainment/music/a42121578/jazz-fusion-kenny-g-worst-music/
You may also like (instructive video + playlist for simple listening enjoyment):
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43 minutes ago, skullguise said:
... Cyber Security virtual seminar (day 1 of 3 days!)...
3 days?!?!? FFFFUUUUUUUUUU...
Mine's an hour, and I sometimes feel I'm the only one who takes it seriously.
I had a guy constantly haranguing me to help him circumvent security so he could print stuff out.
I reported him.
He doesn't work here any more.
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On 11/4/2022 at 9:46 AM, en480c4 said:
Finished this up last night. Thoroughly enjoyed it. I can see how it was an unplanned addition to the three-book series, and it does a great job of filling in a lot of gaps. Just a minor issue...
I have to admit I didn't love the last chapter or epilogue. I didn't think the action was particularly easy to follow in the last chapter, and while I like the different writing styles to differentiate points of view, the epilogue was a challenge and requires at least one re-read before the series goes away until Alecto.
Not going to argue with any of that. I, too, thoroughly enjoyed it; I, too...
Spoiler...think I may have missed something, but have yet to re-read, for reasons totally unrelated.
Started this:
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Happy belated!
(party favour noise)
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I wonder if they took into account the windflow created by the helicopter's propellers in the calculations leading up to that jump.
</nerd>
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Happy birthday, Todd!
(party favour noise)
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