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Get well soon, Dusty.

Happy birthday, Manue!

Happy birthday, Milos!!!

I've been told, but I haven't compared them myself, that the W5000X has a more present and bodyful bass than the old 5000. I never liked the late. The W3000 are quite decent, they have a response more towards the V shape than neutral, but fun to listen to. Not the best isolating headphones I know though.

Looks interesting, found several of her albums at Tidal Now I'm listening to Oscar Peterson - Girl Talk (Exclusively for my Friends, Vol2)

Happy Bday!!!

We've attended this evening the concert by Joshua Bell playing with the National Orchestra of Spain (ONE) conducted by Dima Slobodeniouk. The program included a "Meditation" by Tchaikovsky and Glazunov's violin concerto. Bell isn't one of my favourite violinists but I was very interested in listening live to his Stradivarius which has a funny story behind: http://www.joshuabell.com/story-his-violinThat instrument sounds truly amazing, we got 6th row seats to be able to hear it cleanly. The tone of the treble notes is so smooth and clear, yet loud and forceful. It's been a delight attending this concert.

Great pic, Al

Happy Bday!!

Happy birthday!!!

Sorry, Haj. Get well soon, take care.

Happy birthday!!!

Ibeyi - Ibeyi They're twins sisters, read about them on some newspaper, and found the album at Tidal. Kind of like it

^That sounds like very interesting, thanks!

This

Billie Holiday - Last Recording Today is the 100th anniversary of Lady Day's birth. This is arguably not one of her bests but is deeply emotional, recorded a few days before her passing away. Personnel: Billie Holiday, vocals Ray Ellis, arranger & conductor Harry Edison, trumpet Joe Wilder, trumpet Billy Byers, trombone Al Cohn, tenor sax Danny Bank, baritone sax Hank Jones, piano Barry Galbraith, guitar Milt Hinton, bass Osie Johnson, drums

Happy Birthday, Zach!!!

Happy past-Bday!!!

Happy birthday, Tyler!!!!

Remote triggers must be kept in good working order. Don't forget to check the batteries before using.

Oh, it's called remote trigger nowadays

Lovely indeed. Watch those hands of yours!

Our left while looking at the picture, or the people's on the picture left? I can't forget you're a MD and we look at the left-right thing differently than most people

I understood the left hand holding his own jaw, as in someone wondering and trying to decide who's next. But yes, the Hamlet allegory fits it even better.

So just slightly larger than the old Datejust. It could work for me, my wrist isn't large and 42mm is the top I can fit not looking absurd.