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whatever happened to famous the Rudy Wang?

Tony, orange is a tad brighter than red. sorry to be more of a pain.

just did a solo dance impression on Gustav's Brom's Bärenspuren. It is not easy to play four bears at once. My wife liked it though. Luckily she was the only one watching too. oh, and this is a BIG FUN track.

well duh... of course not! he has a different last name doesn't he?

peng! ROY! poodl'm bengkaboom HAYNES!

guess

imagine the Ursonate being read with such a drone...

in spite of having played loads of great tunes the past few days, I still have Zwielicht by the Manfred Ludwig Sextett stuck in my head. Boy, what a great tune.

yes, and you get a carpal tunnel injury for free!

Quantrale from Curtis Fuller Vol. 3 (w/ Art Farmer) though it does have a little sweet sadness added in the mix.

fegh man, with TWO brushes! that's insane

Serendippity-Do Styling Gel, you never know what it's gonna be like, but it'll be better than what you were hoping for.

the most inappropriate newby question, hmm lessee, how's a bout "yo brothers, wanna buy some disks?"

good neologism, makes sense

I won't ask where you got that pic and how long you have been sitting on it if you promise not to tell

it would, but you would also need a player that can read the disks. For now you can of course simply hook up your computer to your speakers and play using WinAmp or Foobar or what have you.

these are lossless formats, nothing is lost, it is all there. the final size depends on the complexity of the music, but indeed 50% is the usual compression rate, usually slightly less. So one CD filled to the brink with 80 mins of music would be about 400Mb.

tread water

it's encoded at 32kpbs, indeed nothing fancy, but nevertheless nice to hear.

14 January 1954 Bernard Peiffer and his Saint-Germain-des-Prés Orchestra -- feat. Roger Guérin (tp, euph) Bobby Jaspar, Bib Monville (ts) Bernard Peiffer (p) Jean-Marie Ingrand (b) Jean-Baptiste "Mac Kac" Reilles (ds) and Francy Boland (arr) -- record a 10"LP for the Blue Star label. Now available on the CD Modern Jazz at Saint-Germain-des-Prés in the Jazz in Paris Series.

it has arrived. thanks mike & dana

so, does anyone else find the bari to be way off on the Moody track (11)? Or is all just swell and are my ears way off?

did I tell you guys that the king is on a buying moratorium? just like the rest of us it seems...

Women will just paint their already long and sharp nails and laugh amongst themselves about how guys just don't get it, that if all they needed was a long talon, they'd do it themselves, with thier nails. first, no woman who prides herself of her long nails enough to paint them gloriously red is likely to start ripping open sealed disks with said nails. ruining both her nails and the gloriously red polish. second, women who want long nails to paint them gloriously red would chose to mate with guys with big talons for ripping stuff open for two reasons. She wouldn't have to rip anything open herself, plus her daughters are likely to have sturdier and longer nails to paint gloriously red. Also because their dads would be ripping open all the stuff for them all the time. In the end, it all hinges on the value of long gloriously red fingernails in the struggle for life and reproduction. A trait in women, mind you. It may well be that the evolution of trait of the talon with men depends on the reproductive success of women with long and gloriously red nails. Amazing, isn't it?