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| New to Classical Music - Album to try first?? Joe5, Welcome to the music lovers club! " if it's good, I like it"! ! Me too! All great suggestions above. Avgeorgeguy, how about tv's Green Hornet theme, known as "flight of the bumble bee" Rimsky/Korsakov? Also movies are responcible in introduc... | |
| Help Needed Designing an "Amphitheater-Like" House Mr S, You have a very interesting idea! A design as this could be particularly beneficial for very low power/high effeciency systems, of which I am a fan of. Speakers that need corners etc.to accentuate their weaker LF output. I would be intereste... | |
| "What's Your Best Price?" on occasion someone will have an interest in an item of mine, and try to get me to sell it. Their " how much do you want" is answered with my " just pick your favorite number and keep adding zeros till I tell you to stop"! That one always works. | |
| Three best audiophile CD/LP in your collection Tasml, "Chester and Lester", a true classic! You may be interested in "Me and Chet", also "Me and Jerry" two different offerings..amongst others from those two fine gents. Chet Atkins and Jerry Reed. Some good ol' boy pickin'! | |
| Must have classic recordings Liz, you got game, girl!! Posting before church, no less! Much appreciated info there. Due time for me to organize all those classical platters!! Thanks | |
| What's your favorite lyric from a song? Otis Redding's "tenderness" as done by Dean Martin. women may get weary....wearing that same old shabby dressand when she gets weary....buy her another shabby dress.... | |
| Greatest Rock Guitar Riffs song: Beyond The Wheel. band: Soundgarden. album: ULTRAMEGA.guitarist: Kim Thayil. The BADDEST rock riff! Highly recommended to all you thrasher's out there! | |
| Jazz Recommendations Freddie Hubbard "First Light" No more war in this world if everyone listened to this....I can dream. | |
| Best jazz or blues female vocalist ever Nancy Wilson with Cannonball Adderley!! Nancy Wilson, I will repeat, come on guys and gals..this thread ended way too soon....thats all you have? Try some Nancy...fall in love... | |
| Electrical issue Elsneb, very good thinking, man! Moreover, you just may have saved the "Woofer" from gettin" blown!! | |
| Closet audiophiles I bet the Silk Chiffon just got a little too close to the 845's! Priorities, eh? ( just reading the archives...rainy Sunday afternoon ) | |
| What time do you wear? Yes Hotmailjbc, you are indeed a bit messed up, as are many of the other fine members here. Me..? I'm very fortunate as being still in denial of any human weaknesses'. You hammer here, throw there, watch over here....you are just plain unpredictab... | |
| What time do you wear? Do you wear your watch on your hammer hand? Either way, an automatic watch has a mainspring which is designed to slip back after full wind-up. That is why you can manually wind an automatic for ever, it never gets to the end of the mainspring. As ... | |
| What time do you wear? I agree.......the Rolex was/is geared toward the sportsman-woman with an active lifestyle. Actually, I've had a couple of "older" costumers whose Rolex's would stop occasionally as they weren't active enough! The Rolex automatic modules are not th... | |
| What time do you wear? This reminds me of a costumer of mine who wore his Breitling to the Symphony, and while applauding a pieces ending...broke the balance staff! Apparantly this model had smaller pivots in an attempt to raise amplitute. Rolex has always been known f... |