Dusty Chalk

Nevermind, then.

I like how everyone (yes, including me) is ignoring this (I knew this when I posted, but saying something "...doesn't have a name yet" is like a girl walking into a room and saying, "I'm horny" -- you're not really asking for recommendations, but you'll still get some). Conversely, you're going to ignore them all right back and name it something that isn't like anything in this thread. Of course, we could make that really hard for you. The Menace A The Menace AA The Menace AAA The Menace AAB ...

Thanks! You're not getting a CD. How are you doing on Weggy Ebby?

Funny, the page I linked to says they're 11.5" x 11.5", so they may be even larger than I pictured. I'd stick with the Tannoys then.

$$$ in pocket == good.

Pros: they fold, are closed, and are black. Cons: this is the only thread on them on head-case. Any second opinions? Their big competition, IMHO, are the Shures, which are continuing to be quite enjoyable with wonderfully black backgrounds. Hey Smeggy -- when you "smeggify" phones, do they end up open or closed?

Only $12,000: Nola Micro Grand Reference -- footprint is smaller than a piece of paper (well, sort of: 9.5" x 9.5").

Now there's a visual I didn't need.

(I was googling ffffuuuu + facepalm, if you must know.)

Pops Caviar, RCALSSACD

I think you do, yes. Marc -- you could also try googling "bach hardest" -- I found a couple of good discussions doing so, myself: Hardest Bach Piece Guitar Tricks - MOST DIFFICULT SONG?

Agreed (you're talking to Mr. "the two are not mutually exclusive!" here), but the fact that we can talk about technical ability and expressive ability -- and have most people know what we're talking about -- tells me that they're still two different things. Sometimes more notes are just harder to play.

Ears: Oh, I remember now why I did that... PS Glad you're feeling better!

Agreed, but it sounds like the OP knew that, from his OP. And: thanks.

Having the rights to release records is not the same as having the rights to releasing needledrops.

I found the three-part inventions harder to play than the two-part inventions, if that helps. Just from listening to them: definitely the Goldberg variations. Justin, can you comment on the violin concertos? They sound pretty hard to me, but I wouldn't know where they rank in the large scale of things. I have to admit to not being that familiar with him, other than (a) what I was required to play by my teacher, which was mostly the two- and three-part inventions, IIRC; and ( the more famous pieces, with would be that famous organ fugue, the Goldberg variations, and some of the concertos.

Now I want to convert the Big Mouth Billy Bass animatronic toy thingy onto a plate and cover it with juice so that it splashes around when it starts singing.

So if anyone ever asks what headphone amplifier to get, we can tell them not to get the spamurkey one. EDIT: MY APOLOGIES, 'WHAMURKEY'.

Eggs aren't fertilized, therefore they are not individuals, and therefore are not privvy to individual rights.

You really need to be careful -- Hirsch scratched his, and now it has a line through it.

I think pretty much everyone who is Windows-based uses either iTunes or EAC.

I've never been to a Canjam, when does it run, Saturday-Sunday or Friday-Sunday? I plan on driving up the day before, and driving back the day after, whatever the plan is. (So I'm thinking driving up Friday, driving back Monday.) Dan -- you want to carpool? Or you got other plans?

Happy Birthday! Hope it's great!

Play-Doh? Silly Putty?

I cherish my DT770's (I have two, will probably get a third).