AfricaBrass

I've never purchased from Dusty Groove, but this would be a great opportunity. I've searched their site many times, and there's so many treats. :rsmile: ---------------- Jeff / formerly AfricaBrass

Thanks for all your help, Daniel! Your advice has made a huge difference in my mp3s. Since I'm ripping my entire collection, this means a lot to me. :rsmile: --------------- Jeff / Formerly AfricaBrass

Africa who?

My secret is out!

You're on to me! ---------------- Jeff / formerly AfricaBrass

Nice photo! That must have been great to be in front of all those horns. --------------- Jeff / formerly AfricaBrass

Thanks Minew, I love Eugene. I could be VERY HAPPY there. My biggest problem is finding work. ------------ Jeff / formerly AfricaBrass

It's kind of a weird feeling... I never thought a handle would define me like this.

WTF. The real...known world takes another PKD shift.

With Jim's help, I finally did it. (Thanks Jim!) I, AfricaBrass am now Jeff B (as I have always been anyway). I hope you guys still know who I am. :rsmile:

Oh I see, you wait until you find out I'm leaving. Seriously, It depends on what your looking for. Housing costs are still reasonable and the job market is good. Plenty of future growth projected. If you don't mind everthing being spread so far out it may be worth looking into. Actually, the thought of Organissimo buddies made Arizona look better. We definitely need good housing prices and available jobs. I don't know how a first time homebuyer could do it in California. AB- Has anyone suggested Oregon's Willamette Valley to you? Portland is pricey but the rest of it has a reasonable cost of living. Weather very moderate. Lots of cultural amenities and universities. Even some jazz. Stunning geography (really geographIES). Wide variety of people. Logs, logs, logs. I used to vacation in Oregon all the time. Though I haven't done it in a while my memories of Oregon are those of a beautiful state. I've been trying to talk my wife into considering Oregon. We have some close friends who say Portland is the best place they ever lived. Minew, I missed your post, but thanks for your suggestion!

I've actually considered using my real name, but then nobody would know who I am. I'm also a little nervous in this enlightened age of free speech that things I've said here may be found through search engines and used against me. I am considering changing my handle to Jeff B, though. Also, I'm not hiding myself from anyone. Just click on my webpage link and you'll know enough about me.

Chuck, I think you or Roscoe should get in touch with Easytree. I know they will take an artist off the approved trading list if they want to be removed. It might not be a bad idea to have some of your other artists removed while you're at it.

My favorite toys that my son has are the Hot Wheels Crash Dummies vehicles. The are wrong... but they're so cool.

They really should do that. It's a big part of the whole package.

I agree.

Nice setup, and that's a sweet guitar! I used to have a Roland JC-120 amp like that. I wish I still had it.

Done. Organissimo Street Team in action!

It's on the album below, and it's quite good.

I missed this post last night... California may be the place the Beverly Hillbillies want to be, but you need oil money to live here nowadays. Good luck with wherever you go Moose!

Just imagine the Issac Hayes version instead of Glen Campbell and you'll be fine.

You're kidding right? 70 square feet? I wish I was kidding. http://newyork.craigslist.org/mnh/sub/64693746.html This is NOT atypical. I guess California has ruined me, but that actually seems reasonable... You've got kitchen and bathroom access and that isn't even included in the 70 square feet. I've got to get out of this state.

Seriously! I'm living my jazz life vicariously through your photos, Mark.

Thanks! No hablo espanol. I'll make sure I find a job before I move. I WON'T make that mistake again. That's too bad about the investors... maybe I'll just go to Alaska and build and igloo. Hell, maybe I'll just head east like you. I have this awful feeling I'm going to end up right where I started, back in Southern California...

Oh I see, you wait until you find out I'm leaving. Seriously, It depends on what your looking for. Housing costs are still reasonable and the job market is good. Plenty of future growth projected. If you don't mind everthing being spread so far out it may be worth looking into. Actually, the thought of Organissimo buddies made Arizona look better. We definitely need good housing prices and available jobs. I don't know how a first time homebuyer could do it in California.