Dusty Chalk

https://www.google.com/search?q=a+long+time+ago+in+a+galaxy+far+far+away All together now: "That's what she said" http://www.sciencealert.com/scientists-are-scanning-people-s-brains-to-create-a-condom-that-feels-better-than-nothing-at-all?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+sciencealert-latestnews+%28ScienceAlert-Latest%29&utm_content=FaceBook https://www.facebook.com/filzmoospower/videos/426510797543364/

Yeah, it's just an EP, so listen to it, decide if it's worth bothering (the above YouTube appears to be the actual vinyl -- I only just learned that about the performances being different, but I grew up on that EP -- that's what got me into later Roxy Music -- so it holds a special place in my heart, and explains why I didn't feel I'd heard those particular performances recently) -- I doubt it, a lot of fondness comes from familiarity, IMHO. I think the other available performances are perfectly good, too, and have grown to like them (just like the difference in sequencing on The Name of this Band is Talking Heads -- I am now quite fond of the CD release).

I get logged out of head-case every time I log in using my phone -- I think head-case' (head-case's?) underlying software doesn't like you being logged in from more than two locations.

Love that album -- have you heard The High Road EP?

Apparently Snakefarm have a 2011 album! Just finished listening to it -- insta-purchase.

Good to see she is recuperating, and very generous gift.

Done entirely with a ballpoint pen: Zappa on the crappa: Cat teaching a tiger a lesson (right in the eye -- ouch!): http://i.imgur.com/lK9xrXW.webm Kittens sliding on slides (sorry, don't know how to convert webmovie to animated gif, I'll figure it out): http://i.imgur.com/YB14NTD.webm

"Natural selection, do your stuff!" Unrelated:

Listening now

Moar here: http://imgur.com/a/Gjcb5

Wishing I was in LA tonight.

Yup, even more important than electric guitars to try before you buy (or "...before the return period concludes" [guitar center]), since the luthiering of acoustic guitars is an even more exacting/mysterious business than electric guitars. Knowing PRS, they're probably fine, but I just won't recommend from a place of complete ignorance. I have a Parker and a Godin Multiac (semi-acoustic/acoustic-electric/whatever you want to call it...and it's a 7-string, yes) -- I definitely favor the Godin, but probably not a good first guitar. They do appear to have some entry level acoustics. Taylors and Martins are the go-to brands. I'd also try Yamaha, they're solid.

Don't know. I have a friend who lusts over the private stock ones (US$7K+), won't touch the SEs, and therefore doesn't have any. There isn't a whole lot of discussion of the SEs on the PRS board, neither.

"Well that escalated quickly" Sucks about the meat and the pain meds, though -- hope you get well soon.

-- quite enjoyable

http://i.imgur.com/Hk1vwIq.gifv

It's pretty wonderful -- I've seen quite a bit of classical music there, as well as Bryan Ferry and...I forget who else. I used to live just a couple miles from it. I rank it right up there with Kennedy Center in terms of acoustics -- they're different, there's more bloom in this one, but it still sounds completely natural. Would love to see someone really high-fi like Dead Can Dance or Big Big Train here.