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O RLY? Desktop, stands, or what?

Except they're bass-limited compared to headphones, too.

No, IIRC, the DT990 had a particularly flimsy band. The DT880 is better than that. EDIT: I thought Jacob liked them, too.

Seriously. I've always had one of those ridiculously good-looking dental hygenists with every dentist I've gone to, and most of them were not shy.

Given that you're coming from HD580's, and you were happy with them, I would recommend sticking with that line/sound signature -- the HD600's. They're really some of the most comfortable headphones out there, and properly amped, they really shine. That said, I have absolutely no use for such an open phone. I like DT880. I use VTG's for office use, because I need really closed. I should probably consider going back to the DT770.

Dap-Tone Records' Halloween mix

No...handouts? No bribing? No throwing money away?

PS Notice the length (5 seconds). Someone's on their meds:

So true! I told the technician when asked, "are you okay, were you alright in there?": "Yeah, but...that music sucked. And this is coming from someone who has listened to all of Metal Machine Music more than once."

This one ("one" == videotic proof of something WITH ALL CAPS TITLE no less) beats all: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=82gJ4zftSjQ

Made in 2013 (!). Also: contains nudity, blasphemy, drugs, violence...basically, your typical fun little glam metal 80's video:

The Oatmeal put out a request for pictures of B&N displays of the oatmeal. As compensation, he promised to sketch (with artistic license) the first "some" of those posting pics. This guy was late, so he posted a more interesting pic, to try to garner attention. IMHO, he succeeded: The Oatmeal, instead of sketching, made him an animated gif: I would totally:

Tangram -- this guy is a fairly wonderful old-school style electronic music -- Tangerine Dream/Jean-Michel Jarre/Kraftwerk/Synergy -style instrumentals. Normally I listen to more minor keys than this, but for some reason I find his form of upbeat attitude palatable.

Now I'm going to go and listen to Traffic Experiment, mostly on the strength of this video:

More here

Lou Reed, The Raven -- this is such a bizarre project -- I think he deliberately goes through some very disparate and anachronistic styles with this from (MMM-style) noise ("Fire Music" -- which is -- from a fan of Japanese noise and Dry Lungs/Controlled Bleeding/etc. -- still brilliantly musical) to spoken word radio-style adaptations of some of his work to a very strange reading of "A Perfect Day" to blues and gospel and straight-ahead Lou Reed style music. Love it. Steve Buscemi has some cameos, and I didn't realize he had such a distinctive voice.

Suxorz, dude.

I don't know--I see some of them as making them permanent. Sent from mah phone-blet via Tapatalk

Caught up on Arrow and Tomorrow People. Arrow I will continue to watch, the writing does a lot of things right. Yeah, it does a lot of things wrong, too, but the things it does right, I really like a lot. For example, he has to keep secrets. A lot of time this is conveyed by showing his complete non-reaction to something. I love that. Also, Felicity. They give her some of the best lines. I love when she says something totally Freudian like, "I love having you inside me. And by you, I mean your voice, and by inside me, I mean inside my ear." Tomorrow People has the potential to be typical teenage angsty bullshit, it's still on probation. Started Continuum season 2. All the season 2 episode titles have the word, "second" in them, in the same way that all the season 1 episodes have the word, "time" in them.

Cat beards!

Phil Western, Dementhol Make sure you also listen to "Best Songs Made in Bed", which is actually a better track. The title track is more experimental.

There's a whole mutating famous male characters into females thing. I don't think, "sassy" is the word for that.