dirtmudd

I'm surfing between here and rtm..

1980....I think new $800 a piece.. $3000 a piece is for almost new..ls 2's $1000-1200 fair price...

in less your Manfred Mann covering a couple of Springsteen songs..

this is better than led zeppelin

b=1963 fr= fir raw d= decorators fits with the back story... what did you get them for... it would be nice to remove the paint and fill any damage ..clear them.. I wish you the best...with your find or encouraged find ...

where's bigstewman. ?

need more pictures !!!!

excellent underrated guitarist...

close , a member of foreigner was in his band... Ian MacDonald so who is the guitarist...

morning coffee with ccr https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=z9Le-139aYI

my old room mate wrote this The influence of complex working memory span task administration methods on prediction of higher level cognition and metacognitive control of response times Authors Authors and affiliations David P. McCabeEmail author 1. Article Received: 23 April 2009 Accepted: 13 April 2010 596Downloads Abstract Participants between the ages of 18 and 80 were tested on a complex working memory span task that was administered either using a typical experimenter-paced method or using a method in which the processing component was presented at a fixed, limited-pace presentation rate. Path analyses revealed that even after controlling for individual differences in general processing speed, the limited-pace task predicted unique variance in episodic memory, executive functioning, and fluid intelligence, whereas the experimenter-paced task did not. For the experimenter-paced task, slower responses on the processing component of the task were associated with better recall, but only when individual differences in processing speed were controlled. These findings suggest that metacognitive control of response times affects recall from working memory span tasks, as well as the relationship between span task recall and high-level cognition. These results support resource-sharing explanations of working memory and suggest that limiting processing times using computer pacing of complex span tasks can be an effective way to efficiently measure working memory capacity. Download to read the full article text Cite article .RISPapersReference ManagerRefWorksZotero .ENWEndNote .BIBBibTeXJabRefMendeley Share article Email Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Shareable link References Copyright information About this article Personalised recommendations The influence of complex working memory span task administration methods on prediction of higher level cognition and metacognitive control of response times https://link.springer.com/article/10.3758/MC.38.7.868 https://philpapers.org/rec/DAVTIO-9

OT's favorite rap song the message

urine, I meen your in then...

What can this strange device be? When I touch it, it gives forth a sound It's got wires that vibrate and give music What can this thing be that I found? See how it sings like a sad heart And joyously screams out its pain Sounds that build high like a mountain Or notes that fall gently like rain

do you have cables..or drink cocktails...

you don't have to drink coffee.. name some post 80s rock or pop that has song after song that is good...on one album... it's few and far between.. you like rap so what...let me know when some of them can play an instrument but what I can tell you body count kicks azzz.. seen them live..lollapollza.. that right they play insturments....

as long as it's no rap or crap.. yes I know it's a forum...and everyone has a opinion... on what the best... from 67-80 is the best music ever. rock or pop...maybe even disco.. when artist were artist that can sing or play a instrument...or do both simultaneously.....with out the aid of autotune... and whether you like the Beatles or not...they have changed what is listened too today...they set the standard..of pop/rock as we know it...

don't know about that one.. they are far from heaviest rock band..did they put out some good albums..yea a few...but not the whole catalogue.. Black Sabbath takes that away..being heavy.. 1971 was a killer year in music... theirs a lot to choose from..