7/4

Me too. I've been trying cheap classical guitars at GC & Sam Ash, but so far I've been umimpressed. Too bad, because I'd like one cheap and I don't have the cash for anything more.

It wasn't there when I saw the post this morning.

Wow, dig that shit! .

I agree. .

cyber-pinata? sorry, I have time for a comment, but no time to watch!

Other than the net & music, I'm pretty straight edge these days.

I've seen that kind of shit at the Princeton Record Exchange. They buy a collection and you it in the 99 cent bins.

Me2.

Brad Warner - Zen Wrapped in Karma, Dipped in Chocolate.

Kelly's been workin' out. :rsmile:

Same here. Bad timing or else I'd check 'em out.

She iz pretty cute. .

Yeah, it's been screwed up for a few days. I went into my controls and reset my time to GMT = O hours. I'm on east coast time too. .

I have it and read a little bit. I agree about what you wrote. A lot of what I read sounds like what I've been reading in interviews for years.

This sucker is five hours slow.

I thought it was descriptive...the time is still screwy for me......

???? You never knew? He was going over there for a few weeks every Summer, until Stockhausen passed away.

My guess is that he owned the rights to them in the first place. We do have a Stockhausen student as a board member...

I bought one of these today, $130. Just a little practice amp for next to the desk. Roland Micro Cube

I'll defer to you there - I don't think I ever heard Asia or UK. UK was a super group without a hit. Asia was a pop group providing employment for former progrockers without a band. I've heard the first UK album - quite mediocre in my opinion. I've always been surprised to hear some people describe it as a classic. Guy It is. I was digging my Bruford albums waiting for him to do something new after Crimson and his first solo album showed up in the store at the same time as the UK album. Both of these albums sounded new and fresh - prog was pretty much over by '78. I think he was in Genesis for a short period of time, but recordings didn't show up until a few years later. edit: my bad - Genesis - Seconds Out, a live recording with Bruford on came out in '77, but I didn't really notice it at the time. It's interesting that he played with them, but he wasn't a member of the group. Plus, polyphonic synths were still pretty new at the time. Not every keyboard player had one. The big disappointment was Asia. We bought our tickets for the Capitol Theater show before the album came out. I was stunned when I first heard them on the radio. Asia took the progressive out of progrock and left it outside the corp headquarters door.

Wooah! I want one....never know when I might need it.

what they said....but now I iz sayin' it: Happy Birthday!

Sounds like an ECM title. .

Could you imagine being at home alone with the pseudo-PKD? Creep me the fuck out, it would!