Voltron

Akiko Tsuruga -- Oriental Express

Girls In Trouble

I feel a vegetative state coming on for the same reason.

Now playing: The Antlers -- Hospice

Damn I am glad I didn't have any sandwiches that weekend.

I concur with a lot of the foregoing, so without repeating those albums here are too many favorites from 2009, in no particular order: ROCK/POP Ben Gibbard and Jay Farrar -- One Fast Move or I'm Gone: Kerouac's Big Sur Steve Earle -- Townes Grizzly Bear -- Veckatimest Dave Rawlings Machine -- A Friend of a Friend Monsters of Folk -- Monsters of Folk Flight of the Conchords -- I Told You I Was Freaky WPA -- Works Progress Administration The Avett Brothers -- I and Love and You Robyn Hitchcock and The Venus 3 -- Goodnight Oslo St. Vincent -- Actor The Smithereens -- Tommy M. Ward -- Hold Time Wilco -- Wilco Iron & Wine -- Around the Well Yo La Tengo -- Popular Songs God Help the Girl -- God Help the Girl JAZZ Anthony Wilson -- Jack of Hearts Joshua Redman -- Compass Branford Marsalis Quartet -- Metamorphosen Christian McBride -- Kind of Brown Steve Kuhn -- Mostly Coltrane Anouar Brahem -- The Astounding Eyes of Rita The Masada Quintet -- Stolas: Book of Angels Vol. 12 Dave Douglas -- Spirit Moves John Zorn -- Alhambra Love Songs and O’o Doctor 3 -- The Song Remains the Same Jeff “Tain” Watts -- Watts Enrico Rava -- New York Days Ran Blake -- Driftwoods Nels Cline -- Coward Peter Bernstein Trio -- Monk Bobby Broom -- Plays for Monk SF Jazz Collective -- Live 2009

Mayonnaise? He did say "pee," didn't he?

You stopped doing that before DanJam, though, right?

I definitely made rainbows on the TV with magnets and I think I left them there too long one time. Oh, and a friend of my son's did in fact poke in the dust caps on my Gallo speakers but I was able to pop them out with balled up duct tape, sticky side out.

Liking it, just not up to loving yet. Don't rush me. [Monkey]You're not the boss of me![/Monkey]

You should.

Happy birthday! Cheers

Giving it another listen because so far I don't have the love.

I also like the fact that he said never more than 2g VTF to show he wasn't stressing it out. Cool, glad to hear a first-hand impression. The guy at the Analog Room told JP that the PC-1 (12g) is great with VPI/Aries need a heavier cart than the Skala or the Koetsu (each 9g). Todd likes the Titan over the PC-1 in side-by-side listening on the HRX but he still thinks the PC-1 is killer. Should be fun, especially since I have two arm tubes now so switching can be practically instantaneous.

$100 seems like a bargain.

Oops, offer accepted. PC-1 vs. Lyra Skala vs. Koetsu Rosewood Platinum coming soon. Need to get a Lyra Titan i into the mix, but will probably sell one of the losers before doing that.

Lloyd Cole & the Commotions -- Easy Pieces (Polydor UK Vinyl) Lloyd Cole & the Commotions -- Lost Weekend (Extended Edition 12") (Vinyl) The extended edition isn't all that exciting but the two non-album songs on the B side are good: Big World and Nevers End. For CD owners, those apparently are usually included but aren't on the original LP.

I kinda sorta made an inquiry/offer on an Air Tight PC-1 cartridge on Agon. I got a second tonearm and I need to have some options for some showdowns. :palm:

That almost seems to assume there was a time he wasn't boring.

The Catheads -- Hubba (vinyl)

Old 97's -- Fight Songs Miles Davis -- Complete On The Corner Sessions

Have a good one Renato! Cheers!

Happy Birthday Knuckles! Now I know why you posted again recently, you attention whore! Cheers!