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:prettyprincess::dan: My deepest and heartfelt congratulations All the best for the young lady and the proud parents.

Was listening to Michael McDonald's Motown Two Then started this little gem Teddy Wilson - Of Thee I Swing

Looks like you didn't read your welcome message Read it again, then you'll know.

Truly sorry Steve It's terribly hard seeing a beloved one going downhill. We know moments like this will come, however we keep loving. I wish that love you gave to your friends helps to make you stronger when the moment arrives. Good luck.

Happy Birthday, I wish you're having a bon vivant's celebration

Whoa! that's great news. I'm glad you've recovered your old love

Oh, I thought I was the only one who found that recording a bit "repetitive"

Ooops, that sucks big time Dan. Most people get used to the machines, it's sleep partners who sometimes complain, but for the most part it's better the machine noise than the snoring aloud which usually goes along apnea

Ethan, if your stomach can endure corticosteroids you could take NSAI with proper gastric protection. Anyway, I understand your doctors prefer the corticoids, yours must be a tough case and corticoids are more effective. It's the long term side effects which are to be feared. I hope you can stop using them soon Oh, I re-read your first message and looks like they were suppressed last week, so the new symptoms started. In this case I wish you won't need to take them again.

Great news Al, I hope the kid fits and manages to take profit from this nice opportunity. Brent, glad to read you're moving on. That's the attitude Some rest will help to put things in perspective too.

Best wishes Ethan, get well soon. As Kevin said, ask your doctor if it'd be possible suppressing the corticosteroids or substituting them for other NSAI. Getting rid of all that uric acid is what you need. Deposit and inflammation are just consequences.

Nope, just got the albums to see how I like her. Need further listening to decide, rather good though

^ mine too

I'm really sorry Brent. I wish it has a good outcome.

Mostly lazy and inebriated

looks like adktitan read his welcome message and got some profit from being around. Not that I think we're wise people or have any arcane knowledge which can't be found anywhere else, but he has a point: Most of the information is around, probably not in "reviews" sort of presentation, nor in replies to clueless newbies looking for someone else to get the responsibility of their purchases. In any case most of HC established members are quite knowledgeable of their stuff, so their opinions are worth reading. They won't try to convince you that they own some truth which anyone else is missing. But for the JH stuff, but that's another whole story

Happy Birthday Rodrigo!!!! Que cumplas muchos m

I wonder if he's a Birgir's relative too

Going from some British blues to a funky Jamiroquai session: then In between at some point this Sun Kil Moon's April

x2 For me even second hand 580 for less money and equally good sound as the HD600. Modified D5000 aren't that bad, but still excessive bass and too peaky treble in some areas. For well recorded classical can be quite enjoyable, though I'd take the 650 over them anytime.

Have a great one, Tom

I like the B22 very much with most phones, but I wouldn't say it's the best match for the HD800. I like the Gilmore Reference better (SE more than balanced) and the Luxman P1 even more. It all depends on what HD800 features you want to enhance and which ones are better tamed.

Downloading it. I wish more artists followed this business model and offered 16/44 or higher lossless files at a sensible price.