Dusty Chalk

A lot of Max Richter today. His piece, "Mercy", was one of the most beautiful pieces of music from the concert the other night, so thought I'd check him out further -- he does a lot of soundtrack work. A looot of soundtrack work.

Was someone asking about a curved monitor? Is 65" too big? I'm thinking, "yes".

He always writes such happy little ditties. (whistles)

I'm not sure why they keep me around, neither.

I'm sure there will be plenty of chances to buy one even before then.

News to me as well. I like what little I've heard of Ayre. Fuck, now I wish I got one.

So I sat to stage left, could see her perfectly As to the pianist...well, I could see his face. Music was wonderful as always, a nice mix of 20th and 21st century more experimental composers and older more traditional fare such as Mozart and Schubert. Sent from mah phone-blet via Tapatalk

Yeah, that's been on my list for a while. My friend Tivo'd it, when I mentioned I wanted to see it, he said he'd save it for me, he wanted to watch it again.

White Willow -- proggy prog, with great googobs of Mellotron, and running the gamut from delicate Ren-fairie twee shit, and full on rocking out. I dig it.

BOFC (Dean and Rose Garcia doing what they do on synthesizers), The Art of Pop

And what's the pink thing behind it, a vibrator? #cantunsee

Aye, so say we all. Plus: Rodrigo y Gabriela! Me: Mount Whateverest, The Flaming Eye EP

Good luck to you and your ma, Steve.

Thinking of seeing Hilary Hahn on Wednesday, in a violin/duet format. She plays "normally" -- I.E. facing the audience, with the violin held out in front of her and to the left (most of the audience's right). Pianist is usually facing stage left. There are some sweet choral seats (behind the performers), and several to the sides. Where should I sit? If I sit in the choral section, probably will have her back partially towards me (definitely don't want the one seat which is stage right and to the back -- she'll definitely have her back towards me the majority of the evening, though I would be able to see the pianist's hands). If I sit to stage left, I'll probably be facing her and the pianist (not able to see the pianist's playing), and if I sit to stage right...yeah, I think I just talked myself into the choral seats. Any thoughts?

"There's no cure for being a cunt." -- might be my favourite line, yet.

Because penis == funneh, always

Fuck, that looks perfect. Alright, sign me up for the sous vide train.

I wouldn't know ("...Oregon beach sand..."), but you're right, they're not exactly grey, I was just expressing solidarity for the sentiment.

Dusty endorses Cardas Neutral Ref cables.

<3 Groove Metal, old-school or otherwise. But that's not what I'm listening to: listening to Gazpacho's Demon again. Sounds really good on non-crap speakers (finally set up the computer monitoring system again).

Went by Action Music after CD Cellar, they still had the Melobar, but it was a lot more expensive than I remember it, so still holding off...I think I might see if they have a layaway plan in May. So I bought another pedal instead:

Yup, hours of fun as soon as I ever set up a turntable! And yes, I realize I sounded like I was complaining, only complaining about what I not got, quite happy with what I got.

Aw, man, you got the Regina Spektor? It was gone by the time I got there. I got a bunch of things I wanted, but none of the top tier, and no Cake, sorry Brent. Got: Notwist, Oneohtrix Point Never, Broken Bells Not got: Garbage, Chvrches, Katatonia, Nick Cave, Clint Mansell... Also got a bunch of non-RSD new and used vinyl (Pat Metheny, Chick Corea, Isleys, Buddy Rich, Wes Montgomery, and Kaleidoscopic Vibrations -- Electronic Pop Music from Way Out by Perrey & Kingsley)

Took my sisters to see Grand Budapest Hotel for the one's birthday. It was the older one's birthday, and her first Wes Anderson, and she's been hyped on seeing it for weeks, and she enjoyed it every bit as much as she'd hoped to. Good times.

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