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I know that "I Know That I Know" is no mo. Pick the ONE weakest link! DISCUSSION: what do you think of the album cover? Where do you rank it among Paul Simon album covers? SONGS IN THE DISTANCE: -I Know That I Know -Homeless -All Around the World or the Myth of Fingerprints -Gumboots -Crazy Love Vol. II -That Was Your Mother

I have a lot of these industrial shelves set up: https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B072JT7WDX and I need to figure out how to store my CDs on them in some accessible and space-efficient way. Is there some other type of smaller shelving unit I could stack on the shelves? Any ideas?

The word 'underrated' is thrown around too easily these days but this guy really was an amazing rock/prog drummer. Neil Peart was a big fan and would even play along with Gary when Max was performing one of their many support slots at Rush shows. I believe he spent his later years imparting his knowledge and skills to younger players. R.I.P.

https://youtube.com/shorts/a6YzmKT3lBU?si=5AQ3Q1jwmOukMR3K The way the Estate is calling this an "Expanded Edition" instead of "Super Deluxe Edition" is very concerning. That said, the announcement video does feature a previously unheard live version of Mountains , so maybe a little less bare bones than the ATWIAD "Expanded Edition".

I'd like to discuss, album by album, the work of Gary Numan! There have been many threads about him here but nothing this comprehensive Taking in all his various studio, live, and compilation albums, there are over 150 in existence — and almost 100 singles. It's a huge discography, but I will try to focus on the major highlights, and cover stray tracks associated with each album as we go. We will discuss a studio album every day or two, with a couple of breaks on holidays, from tomorrow... Gary Numan album-by-album

Giles Martin demonstrating the process he uses for demixing and remixing. Most of us understand this process but I found it interesting to watch him demonstrate it and check out his DAW. Note that Giles says that the first time source separation technology was used on a Beatles track was "Taxman".

I made a very significant upgrade. I added a CD transport: Teac PD-507T. I have a lot of CDs, but spend 75% of music time listening to LPs and 25% streaming. Up until yesterday, they didn't sound nearly as good as records, and were identical to streaming. Yesterday I hooked up a new Teac PD-507T to my Denafrips Pontus 15th via an Audioquest Cinnamon Coax. Wow! Clear, smooth, liquid and detailed top end with zero fatigue. Midrange is a bit forward, but pleasing. All percussion is tight... Significant upgrade (CD transport) *

On this thread, we will discuss the much-varied ever-changing career of the Finn Brothers (and Liam Finn). My intent is to post one song per day for other fans to discuss and rate. (On a 5/5 basis. Decimals are OK (why not?), but I will round to the nearest whole number for the discussion thread. At first, I will go a little more slowly, at a rate of one song every three days, beginning with the songs from The Beginning of the Enz. But I will gradually pick up the pace until we are... Stranger than Fiction, Larger Than Life: the Finn Brothers song-by-song discussion thread

PSVANE.official Just saw this teaser on Facebook. Coming in three days. Supposed to be new totl. I have tubes from their Acme, Horizon and Art series. This will be interesting. Anyone have advance info?

I've read a few people mention Audio-Technica talking about a new series of cartridges in development during the recent AXPONA expo, positioned above the current VM series, with same choices of stylus shapes, but more exotic cantilevers and other changes. One report even mentioned beryllium cantilevers, but I'm almost positive that's not happening, probably meant boron. Anyone heard more about this? No designations or release dates yet, but good to know they are continuing development on... New Audio-Technica line of MM carts: AT-VMx series *

Time to revive this thread (again)... I'll begin with "Beyond The Black" from Metal Church Remember: DEBUT Album Opening Track ONLY ! ! ! !