Chuck Nessa

I think this post says everything.

My wife is delighted to be done with cramps.

I tape more quarters to the tone arm.

Looks like Clifford is gonna be alone on that island for a while.

Didn't he boink Demi Moore?

So we'll never hear from you?

Nothin' better than fried taters, bacon and eggs.

Last year I had a series of harassing phone calls from a "law firm" trying to collect money for bills incurred by someone else. They even claimed I was responsible because my address was used by the other person. After I got really tired of this crap I told the f...er I knew his game and told him to go away and he did. It did end a friendship.

It survives.

What was stereo or mono or folded down from RVG has been available for over 20 years. I can't imagine Hoffman and Gray were surprised by this unless they are clueless.

You caught the drift.

I wonder who Q's scouts were for this "exploration"?

Bad cheese is the foundation of a bunch of music.

I mentioned this problem above. Good luck!

Is it ok if I ask Julie for a date?

Geez, I thought you said "screw a lightbulb" an thought I had an answer for all those bleeding Bulgarians I meet! I'll continue my search.

Thanks for the tug at the leg. I finally ordered it. I see no reason to buy the update for stuff after 2005.

I don't necessarily disagree. I just think absolutist rules like this are not facts. Stereo recording was a learning curve for all engineers as was stereo mastering.

I completely forgot about Mega. It didn't last long.

Depends how they are panned during mastering.

August (Augie) Blume is worth knowing about. When I knew him he was working for/with the Jefferson Airplane. A shaggy grayhaired, hippie executive.

Never reissued on CD - right???? AFAIK.

He also produced Bill Dixon's Intents and Purposes!

Shouldn't this be a question?

Lots of advise here - too much to absorb. I suggest pushing your listening habits forwards and backwards (in time) based on artists you like now.