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  1. Back when Duane Allman was still alive, they did some acoustic duets. I wouldn't mind hearing hearing some thing like that with Clapton and some other guitar "heros" from the old days. No drums. Maybe an upright acoustic bass. Capton and Johnny Winter? Clapton and Jeff Beck? Beck doesn't really play much acoustic. Clapton and Jimmy Page? Page doesn't really play guitar in public anymore. Too busy counting his money. Clapton and Keb Mo? Please don't plug in any synths. Please. Clapton and some young lions? Derek Trucks? Luther Dickinson (North Mississippi All Stars)?
  2. At least it isn't about HIS Johnson.
  3. Plastic: it ain't leaving my living room! Cable: it couldn't cost that much! Maybe I'll get on next week......maybe not.....we'll see. I'm still amazed that a turntable exists with a a/c converter!
  4. Maybe I should check one out locally. I think this one 19 lbs. while the Dennon and Technics weigh and cost more. You get what you pay for. I'm getting the impression that Stanton has a cheap plastic body (shell?).
  5. Isn't this how the old science fiction movies started? Let's hope it isn't heading directly towards us at great speed!
  6. S/PDIF digital out? Hmm...I need a turntable, there's a lot of vinyl in my collection I haven't heard in years....I could move my laser printer down to the lower level of the little table it's on now and put the turntable on the top, plug the S/PDIF into the M-Audio Firewirer 410. The table would sit directly to my right, give my life new direction, purpose and when I'm not using it, I can pile crap on top of it. There's also the Technics SL-1200MK2 Turntable with digital out, but almost double the price.
  7. It's another world ... but is it our 10th planet? By Louise Milligan and agencies 15mar04 SCIENTISTS have found a new world orbiting the solar system – more than 3 billion kilometres further away from the Sun than Pluto and 40 years away from Earth in a space shuttle. NASA is expected to announce today the discovery of the space object, which some experts believe could be a new planet. It is provisionally known as Sedna, after the Inuit goddess of the sea. The discovery of Sedna – 10 billion kilometres from Earth – is a testament to the new generation of high-powered telescopes. Measurements suggest Sedna's diameter is almost 2000km – the biggest find in the solar system since Pluto was discovered 74 years ago. It is believed to be made of ice and rock, and is slightly smaller than Pluto. The find will reignite the debate over what constitutes a planet. Some scientists claim even Pluto is too small to count as one. According to astronomer Michael Brown of the California Institute of Technology, who discovered Sedna, there could be many other new worlds orbiting the Sun and waiting to be discovered. "Sedna is very big, and much further out than previous discoveries," he said. "I'm pretty sure there are other large bodies up there too." But physicist and cosmologist Paul Davies, of Sydney's Macquarie University, said it was folly to describe Sedna as a planet. "It's fun, it's exciting, but let's keep it in proportion," Professor Davies said yesterday. He said scientists had known for "a decade or so the solar system does not come to an abrupt halt" and there were a number of "planetessimals" or little planets, like Sedna.
  8. I have a hugh CD collection and very good taste in music, WTF do I need Siris for???
  9. And this maybe more than ** nothing **. I'm curious, that's all.
  10. I haven't seem them since Sun Ra was here. Last time they played around here, I was out of town. Maybe next time, it should be an amazing concert.
  11. The samples at Amazon seem kinda interesting. They're Red Hot sounds close in spirit to the original. I hope I can find a used promo.
  12. Oops. My bad. Never mind.
  13. He did sing a song called "Champagne & Reefer".
  14. "three pounds of marijuana" is not crack. Crack is refiined cocane.
  15. Muddy Waters Daughter Arrested in Fla. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Published: March 12, 2004 Filed at 4:36 p.m. ET GAINESVILLE, Fla. (AP) -- The daughter of blues artist Muddy Waters was arrested on murder charges Friday in the 1996 shooting of a man during a drug deal. Rosalind Morganfield, 34, surrendered to police after a warrant was issued for her arrest. Timothy Harrington, 19, was shot during a deal involving three pounds of marijuana, authorities said. His remains were found in 2000. The identification of Harrington's remains led detectives to focus on Waters' daughter and David Myhand, 38. Police did not say what tied them to the crime. Morganfield and Myhand were charged with first-degree murder and could get the death penalty. Myhand was arrested Wednesday and jailed without bail. It was not immediately known if Morganfield had a lawyer. Muddy Waters died in 1983.
  16. I wonder if a postal inspector would be interested in this case. They are pretty powerful.
  17. I've been wearing the computer glasses more and I'm getting used to the change. It's nice to be able to read books and magazines again, I didn't know what the problem was these last few years.
  18. His birthday is March 9th.
  19. The Magic Band, Cream, Hemdrix, Cream, Led Zeppelin....
  20. I hear she's Shirley Jones' daughter Damm, I used that one at the norahjones.whatever board and no one even got it. WTF, young audience.
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