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| Your last concert was to see who and when? My Morning Jacket last summer in Detroit. These guys put on an excellent show. | |
| Your "eureka" analog moment Calvin,Approx. 7.5" | |
| Your First Concert was..... Alice Cooper in 1978 | |
| What music do you use to audition equipment/cables Grateful Dead / Reckoning (first two sides)Magnolia Electric Company / After the blues (side two)Bardo Pond / Dilate (side one) | |
| Your "eureka" analog moment I've had several. As far as equipment is concerned, the latest ones were when I switched a rega (300) tonearm out for an older Victor tonearm (about 2 years ago). Had it again switching that tonearm out (last month) for a Pole Star. As far as alb... | |
| Artists' lps that don't get the respect deserved ncarvIt sounds like we enjoyed some of the same concerts. I saw the Grateful Dead many times however was only fortunate enough to see Belew once with King Crimson. Note that Bardo Pond is very creative but different than both of those bands. My fa... | |
| Greatest Rock Guitar Riffs Grateful Dead- Tennessee JedDoors- Blood on the streetsWilco- Via ChicagoMy Morning Jacket- Gideon | |
| Artists' lps that don't get the respect deserved To answer ghosthouse; boxer12, what's an album from Dylan's rock-a-billy period? It started with "Love and Theft" and apparently (?) ended (to early to tell) with "Tempest". Good stuff, IMO has a rock-a-billy feel style to it. | |
| Artists' lps that don't get the respect deserved Fleetwood Mac before Stevie NicksGrateful Dead with Pig PenAdrian Belew's musicBardo Pond (great band)Bob Dylan's rock-a-billy period | |
| Rock with strings Grateful Dead / Terrapin StationNico / Desert ShoreKing Crimson / Any of there early releases | |
| Turntable for life Mine was custom built. The table itself was made from 12" dia. aluminum bar stock... Platter is 4" thick & plinth is 2" thick. The flywheel was made from 3.5" aluminum bar stock. Bearings were hand lapped & made of brass / hardened steel. ... |