Torpedo

They must have implemented this after my post, I looked for that option and wouldn't find. Just checked to see that they've added a lot of download options. The only one available on Thursday was the "DRM Free MP3". Great, just pre-ordered

Congratulations!!!

Cowboy Junkies - The Wilderness It's available for online listening just today until its release on March 27th here It's a pity this time they're not offering lossless download as a purchase option.

What a cluster of fuck, CJ, sorry

Get well

That could be interesting, at some point they used Lamm electronics IIRC, not sure if speakers were ATC.

Happy Birthday Dan!!!!! Have a really good one.

Happy Birthday!

Happy B-Day!!!

So Birgir and you may be half brothers

The concept reminds me of the Memory Player at a more affordable point (if 5000 bucks may be considered affordable), without the storage capabilities, but including a DAC. Interesting, but not sure it's going to better a MBP with XLD for ripping, using Amarra for playback, and connected to a good USB DAC. Looks nice though

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I'm really glad you're enjoying it, it's a very nice album. There's also a DVD from a live performance of Bebo and Cigala. Now I'm listening to Estrella Morente - Mujeres. This album includes the song "Volver" which Penelope Cruz fakes to sing (or maybe she really sings it, not sure) in the Almodovar's film. I'm not a flamenco fan at all, but this is an enjoyable album even for me

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Cheers!!

Great news, Mike. Congratulations!

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Damn, I'll have to buy one of those

How do you know?

Happy Birthday, Steve!!!! I wish you have a great one

Watched yesterday the 12 episodes. It has some hilarious moments indeed, but overall it's quite crazy bordering absurd. Not bad, good watch after an on-call

Funnily enough I was told a different story from that at the Wikipedia article. They told me that by the XVII century there weren't really surgeons (mostly cause there weren't anesthesiologists either) so anything which had to do with draining festers and the like was performed by dentists, which were considered an inferior class than "true doctors". Dentists of course weren't doctors but misters. As medicine and surgery evolved and became complementary parts of health care, which you needed a medical degree to practice, the tradition kept the different addressing titles, and always gave some preponderance to doctors over misters. I guess someone made that story up to prove a point about British being social class minded people, or whatever. Maybe one thing is what surgeons want to believe and other what people think hehehehe. Take care Dan, you'll be enjoying your IEMs in no time

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