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Very tempted, my friend...

Got my gas bill today. It has started...even tho record profits of over 300 percent were made in this last quarter, we're gonna be paying BIG!. On my bill there's always been a "Gas Cost Recovery" charge which reflects decreases or, usually, increases in market value. My increase since last month's bill has been: 59% My increase since last year's bill has been: 82% Robbery...

Thanks David for the interview. Sounded like it was a "difficult" kind of interview - Henry having seen some better days (and worse, of course!). Lots of recording excerpts made it extra enjoyable too! Thanks again! Rod

Ok, well, don't be surprised if you find it used in some way on a forthcoming CD. David: yes, there's no individual note settings, but there are an incredible variety of scales provided - lots of Raga settings, "Messiaen Truncated Mode", "Zirafkend", "Mela Citrambari", "Takemitsu Tree Line Mode", Jazz Minor Inverse" and over 300 more. Pretty great for studying if for nothing else.

Whasitdoin when you hit "play"? The top one is a fast multitempo doorbellklang and the one underneath is a faster version with a little more ride cymbal peeking out. Doesn't matter what mine sounds like - it's the access to the scales, tempos, etc that should keep you busy for a few months! Rod

Here's a recommendation...

Audio for Berigan

This is just what I was wondering in my last post. The only thing that confuses me a bit about this is that the camera seems to show a lot of audience reaction that would not be normally shown if they were disabled kids. Could we have the context made a little clearer please?

Is this real? sorry, what I meant was: was this suppose to be a parody? or possibly a group of disabled kids?

Great to see Fractured Flickers out on DVD! Great childhood memories of this Jay Ward/Bill Scott series. Complete on three DVDs: Fractured Flickers

If only I were 120 lbs! (I'd look like a coke addict...again )

Playing with this the other day... I think David, especially, would enjoy the pitch mapping and the 404 different types of scales (ragas, ragas, ragas!). If I didn't so hate cell phones, I'd probably use this just to annoy other users.

"Hey! need a lift?"

The closest Fox will get to covering Blowback...

Why's Ass? Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y * yours, Rebus Knebus

"Nobody Nose..."

Hooker's Souvenir Shoppe I woulda thought that you might've already brought something home with you...

Thanks David for posting that. I was chatting with an Ethiopian filmmaker in a restaurant/bar in Frankfurt and he was just finishing up a film about Ethiopians living in Europe and America that is suppose to feature this wonderful music. I have to do a little search here in the office for more info on it, but it sounds like the kind of film that may show up in your local "arthouse" type theater. Another Thread

HEY! I just realized...I'm gonna be in New Mexico on Saturday!

I just imported some Anatoly Vapirov and it worked fine. I'll try some more titles and see what happens... I'm guessing that you did this already, but did you reboot after you installed Version 6? I'd check the forums over at Apple just to see if others are having this problem. Installations and Upgrades

If I'd known then what I know noe, I'd have bought more than one $1.99 copy out of the Peaches cutout bins... I have a few extras, but only because I wore the others out! I have No Words to describe that album (a little "in" joke for those who have this LP). Handscapes was released in the 90's on CD, but not sure if it's still available...

Mtume Umoja Ensemble - Alkebu-lan, Land of the Blacks

Always liked Sahib Shihab. (and I suppose I'll add Holger Czukay too since I just happen to be listening to him).