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Ray La Montagne -- Gossip In The Grain

Also, he'd pass out before completing the second word. Then turn around and charge $730 for the "Fuck Yo" upgrade -- which makes it sound way better for rap music.

Sazecrac. Jonesin' right now.

Not a perfect fit, but good enough.

Queen -- Live At Wembley Stadium

Well yes, but Dinny's B22 doesn't have "Fuck You" scratched into the top of the case with a #4 Torx screwdriver. Yet.

Klipsch stepping up, albeit with "enhanced bass".

Boston -- Boston

Yeah. We'll figure out a way to make it happen sometime in the future.

Just for shits and giggles, I'd like to set up an A/B of a pair with a graph like Quadrangulum's against a pair with a graph like mine and see if anyone can hear any difference.

Babe in the woods I am, apparently.

Wibble.

Spittin' too many phat rhymes? David & David -- Boomtown I think this was one of the single best albums of the 1980s. Certainly, it was one of the best single albums of the 1980s -- as in, by musicians who never recorded anything else together. It's dark, accomplished and slickly produced by a third "David" -- Davitt Sigurson -- who parlayed it into a couple of really big jobs in the record industry before himself flaming out as suddenly as these guys did. In the box.

Trust me, I'm just jealous.

So now black guys have to live down the "is fizzier" stereotype, too?

So the way to go would probably be to get the mono box set and the aforementioned few stereo masters individually?

Elvis Costello -- Brutal Youth I'm going to go out on a limb and say this is a pretty good album.

Took the kids swimming. Then went blueberry picking. Then made pancakes. Burp.

Donald Fagen -- Morph The Cat

Shill! Or something.

Well, if we're blue-skying it, how about a silk-screen Jesus riding a velociraptor and trailing a cloud of glory across the faceplate?

Comic Sans FTW!