So, what are you listening to?
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Ā I was going to see them live last month in Minneapolis. They postponed till September :(((They're one that's escaped me live a few times.Ā I've seen Johnny Craig with Emarosa and that's as close as I've been.
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They're one that's escaped me live a few times.Ā I've seen Johnny Craig with Emarosa and that's as close as I've been.
Jealous of that...
I've only gone to rap shows in the past because I had friends that wanted to go.
I cant find anyone to go with me to anything else
Ā But they have a good lineup, DGD, Animals as Leaders, Issues and Veil Of Maya.
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Never heard that one. Im in a noisy room but it sounds like a slightly more upbeat Ozzy.
Understandable. Let me digress...
As usual, I read a lot of sub-text into things where they weren't intended...
Whether we like it or not, we're all trapped in a game of us-vs-them. It's the natural order of things. I only hope that yall can work to crate a larger us.
Huge fan of all of Adam Curtis' films:
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Today I Learned:
The sample from The Fugees - Ready or Not was from Enya. Also, the time signatures and syncopation are different so there's no way this should work actually .. never take anything for granted I guess...
Bonus points: song references gitmo before gimto was the gitmo we know.
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ChanceĀ as a whole has been on repeat for me but the way the beat builds in intensity and the strain in his voice as the story hits it's peak just gets me.
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In non-absurd news, I got some new headphones today (Sony MDR-7506). I don't usually buy many sony products, but thought I'd give 'em a whirl.
The department I work in now (my title officially changed to "electrical engineer" last week, whatever that's worth...) is super quiet 90% of the time, but we have one guy who (amongst other annoyances), feels the need to speak three times louder than normal when he's excited about something. I needed something to help me maintain sanity when he gets in to a 45-minute conversation with the 70-year-old maintenance guy about custom-built RFID garage door openers/the best snowblower ever built (throws snow 60+ feet!)/chainsaws that cut concrete/Edison batteries (it's a conspiracy!)/etc. So i needed a closed-back headphone to replace my old go-to Grado SR-60e's.
Despite reviews to the contrary, I find the bass to be excessive, although I agree with the reviews that the treble is accentuated. Lately I've been digging into some dark techno stuff, and they work great for that, but overall I prefer my old grados. Much "smoother" sounding IMO, but I wouldn't fault anyone for preferring one over the other.
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Primo meat tenderizer pedals! Haven't seen those in ages!
Wow. I don't know how you spotted that. Yes they are. Had to buy a new set a few years ago because my old ones wore out.
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In non-absurd news, I got some new headphones today (Sony MDR-7506). I don't usually buy many sony products, but thought I'd give 'em a whirl.
The department I work in now (my title officially changed to "electrical engineer" last week, whatever that's worth...) is super quiet 90% of the time, but we have one guy who (amongst other annoyances), feels the need to speak three times louder than normal when he's excited about something. I needed something to help me maintain sanity when he gets in to a 45-minute conversation with the 70-year-old maintenance guy about custom-built RFID garage door openers/the best snowblower ever built (throws snow 60+ feet!)/chainsaws that cut concrete/Edison batteries (it's a conspiracy!)/etc. So i needed a closed-back headphone to replace my old go-to Grado SR-60e's.
Despite reviews to the contrary, I find the bass to be excessive, although I agree with the reviews that the treble is accentuated. Lately I've been digging into some dark techno stuff, and they work great for that, but overall I prefer my old grados. Much "smoother" sounding IMO, but I wouldn't fault anyone for preferring one over the other.
Grados are very hard to beat for the price, I love my SR80i's that I've had for years.
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