[Hi-Finthen]

STRATMAN , good stuff !
 
Back in my Army service overseas days (and nights), I was welcomed and privileged to hang with some good old boys / rascals from  Montana,Tenn & Ark. and was turned on to Merle by way of  "Okie From Muskogee" played on higher end gears which was the hobby we all shared ... Good times and thanks for the memories ;')

 

[longbowbbs]

Bears and Packers game.....

 

[MorbidToaster]

That cover is amazing...
 
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[longbowbbs]

 
Alan Parsons - Try Anything Once: Wine From the Water

 

[FortLaudSTU]

 
I'm not ashamed.  It brings back good memories for me and it's surprisingly well recorded.

 

[longbowbbs]

C'Mon get Happy!

 

[GloryUprising]

It's a Goo Goo Dolls kinda night.  Too bad this was the only CD I could find in the house.....I wonder where the rest of 'em went....
 
I kinda wanted Dizzy Up the Girl.
 
Goo Goo Dolls - Gutterflower
 

 

[Achmedisdead]

 

[Dr Chocolate]

i know this may sound weird, but i recorded all 3 Back To The Future movies into my sound editing program
overlapped them where #1 ends and #2 starts and etc, but chopped out the end credits for part 3
ending up with a 5 hour 7 minute 7 second 320k mp3 at 48,000Hz
 
anyone else do this kinda thing? i've been doing it since i was a kid, but onto cassettes with my ghetto blaster mic up against the speaker of the tv (this was way before we hooked the vcr into the stereo, which made recording movies onto audio cassettes easier) i once got a week long detention in public school for Eddie Murphy's Delirious playing on a ghetto blaster out on the playground at lunch once. never got my tape back from them either.

 

[zeinharis]

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It's like Devil Driver and Jethro Tull had babies... 

 
 

 

 
You should check the Helvetios album, one of the best eluveitie's album in terms of sound quality

 

[zeinharis]

 

 

[TrollDragon]

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You should check the Helvetios album, one of the best eluveitie's album in terms of sound quality

Next on my list! 

 

[the wizard of oz]

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i know this may sound weird, but i recorded all 3 Back To The Future movies into my sound editing program
overlapped them where #1 ends and #2 starts and etc, but chopped out the end credits for part 3
ending up with a 5 hour 7 minute 7 second 320k mp3 at 48,000Hz
 
anyone else do this kinda thing? i've been doing it since i was a kid, but onto cassettes with my ghetto blaster mic up against the speaker of the tv (this was way before we hooked the vcr into the stereo, which made recording movies onto audio cassettes easier) i once got a week long detention in public school for Eddie Murphy's Delirious playing on a ghetto blaster out on the playground at lunch once. never got my tape back from them either.

Yep, I often used to go optical out to Hi-MD MinDisc deck. Then on the deck add track marks to where seemed relevant. Then upload back to PC. I prefer old school buttons rather than mouse clicks for sound editing, & going by ear rather than watching a computer screen.
I will probably do more movie bytes ripping when I'll get a BD-Player, for with BD you get at least CD-quality audio rather than MP3.
I still have loads of Hi-MD discs with interesting audio samples from all kinds of sources, vinyl records, ambient stereo mic, radio boradcasts, TV, CD, DVD... they shall be used eventually for mixing projects I have...
 
back on topic, right now is playing The Band - Rock of Ages

 

[the_equalizer]

Oscar Peterson - The Trio Live from Chicago
 

 
Simply stunning what three guys playing live with acoustic instruments can do...

 

[longbowbbs]

 
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