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Billy-Bob, Full-Range, John, Dave and the Boys: Went to ball game tonight (giant 25oz beer ), on way home stopped off at brewery beer garden then bar in LA (redneck riviera) on way home. Rock Lobster played at ball game (a first and never heard at ball game/had season tickets Balt Orioles 10 years in past ) and Black Sabbath at Red Neck Riviera bar-strange occurrences and strange days a brewing. Checked Trucks/T scheuldue; if ant anyone game for Jacksonville or N.O. let me know.
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"Why? You have the other one?"
No, I need a mate for a lone flip-flop
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27 minutes ago, Dave1291 said:
BOOM! 7-10-21... Sweet as sugah...
Bravo- sounded as at concert. Deserves more than one listen. Thanks
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How much for the shoe?
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6 minutes ago, MicroMara said:
You may test your Klipsch Speakers with that tune from 1975 .......awesome .....excellent ..........
I remember song from the movie.
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"Welcome to the Forum and sit HARD on that gold card! "
Now THAT's funny!!!
And true.
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Tweeter horn should be same size on all. Use that and woofer for reference. Best I can do:
Threw in II's just because
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2 hours ago, JohnJ said:
I discovered this here a couple years ago and bookmarked it it was so good. Thank you to the original poster!
Going to get into this for a little while. The sound here now just destroys the sound from that boombox.
Very cool JohnJ !
Listened/watched Floyd live at Pompeii few weeks ago.
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Smart money says "they" were outsourced/contracted (plausible deniability) by Bose to create dissonance and disinformation campaign.
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"some sort of styrofoam and had little hammers that caused the foam to resonate at the various frequencies"
Most likely some form of witchery.
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Collectors, or players: Fender to reissue the Kurt Cobain-designed Jag-Stang guitar to mark the 30th anniversary of Nirvana’s Nevermind
MIM
side note: Fender’s EVP of Sales :"2020 ended up being the best year in [Fender’s] history with record sales of over $700 million, up 17% from 2019.”
Fender Kurt Cobain Jag-Stang Electric Guitar - Sonic Blue with Rosewood Fingerboard | Sweetwater
Never mind the imitators: Fender's Jag-Stang Electric Guitar delivers the highly sought-after tones of Kurt Cobain! Modeled after the Jaguar and the Mustang — Kurt's go-to Fenders for many recordings and performances — the Jag-Stang takes many of the Nirvana frontman's favorite guitar features and combines them in a single hard-hitting, wildly innovative instrument. Its alder body, maple neck, and rosewood fingerboard offer professional-level performance for all players; the 24-inch short scale reduces string tension for easier playing, with a 7.25-inch radius fingerboard for comfy chording from head to heel. True to Kurt's guitar style, both pickups in the Jag-Stang were custom crafted to deliver everything from in-your-face aggression to crystal cleans with ease. There's even a slider switch for toggling the onboard phase settings, arming you with a handy tool for expanding your tonal palette into uncharted territory.
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Cisco drinks whiskey- Pancho drink the wine- spill the wine- dig that pearl.
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Just now, billybob said:
The Cisco Kid...
Yes, good call!
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(1970) Spill the Wine, Dig That Pearl--oh yes, you must
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Mungo Jerry - In The Summertime ORIGINAL 1970-----Mungo rockin' mean set of mutton chops----Need more jug!
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Summer Wind 1966 (it was a very good year) - featured in "The Pope of Greenich Village"
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Jazz episode one / few things I didn't know:
The Union Sons Hall, also known as Kenna’s Hall and Funky Butt Hall, was one of the most popular places for dancing in Storyville. The name “Funky Butt,” also the title of a song by early jazz pioneer (maybe the first) Buddy Bolden (1887-1931), referred to the foul-smelling, “funky” air at dance halls.
Jelly Roll Morton (1900-41) who was first to put jazz played piano in brothel. "Jelly Roll" is slang for female genitalia.
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Ok- found Ken Burns Jazz Doc on you tube. Thank you
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On 7/7/2021 at 11:17 AM, billybob said:
Hello, based on condition $900-1500 RF-7, $4-600 RF-5, RC-7, $350- $500, RB-61, $150-$220.
Range is for good to excellent.
I will erase this after you see it.
Thanks... @crustywon .
In hurricane so no power. Others may help with units.
"In hurricane so no power."
If you need help just ask. Sally wasn't fun for us.
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Wynton Marsalis had TV show from Lincoln Center. He explained what was happening within songs and spoke on jazz history- I recommend.
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Very welcome and thank you for that.
Pete Fountain and his clarinet remind me of my youth.
The story and music: One of the greatest recordings Artie Shaw ever made was of George Gershwin’s “Summertime”
Repost Number One: “Summertime” (1945) Artie Shaw/Eddie Sauter – Swing & Beyond (swingandbeyond.com)
side note: Artie married Ava Gardner & Lana Turner-WOW
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