Krev wrote: Thu May 02, 2024 1:46 pm I think Faith was their high-water mark, but this is an excellent record.

Well put, I agree.

It was charming when one of the South Park kids called this record the GOAT.

rsmurphy wrote: Thu May 02, 2024 8:32 am The closest they came was a sleeper radio hit that hit nearly a year after Transmissions released due to the Beavis and Butthead effect. No B&B no Jelly on the fringes of 90's alterna-culture ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Don't forget the PEACH PIT AFTER DARK.

As someone who tried a lot of stuff to make a contact mic have a kick drum quality (on a typewriter), I needed to use a graphic EQ pedal into a gate pedal into a subwoofer to get that happening acoustically. If that’s what you’re going for. Yeah.. this is probably correct. Even with the sub octave ...

I really like dead sounding drums as of late, and feel like I spent many years chasing "big/live/open" drum sounds because of personal bias rather than what was right for the music. Make hydraulic heads great again, etc.... For me, it was a case of competing with volume. Now that I don't ...

I'm totally not trying to put features down. I know I kind of sound like a dick saying stuff like "no saving settings, no computer connectivity" or whatever, but I know the way I work and I know what feeds that and what creates unnecessary barriers. I do not have experience creating music...

Nice! I love having a Minilogue around the house. I kind of see it as the modern version of having an upright piano in the living room, except easily movable. It has USB/MIDI/optical features (I'm sure the MS-20 does too) but you don't have you use them. Enjoy!

So, not so underrated then.

I can get behind the guitar parts of Permanent Waves.

I love biking but in the US bike commuting is basically like going to war. Critical Mass-types are out of their goddamn minds if they think the average person will subject themselves to being yelled at, spat on, doored and sometimes even killed. And this is in cities with bike lanes, shorter distanc...

hahah.. fuuuck. I had one of those moments maybe 6 months ago.. I had a Teams interview set up with the department manager and the test lead I'd be working under. I could tell right away the DM was a quirky character, kinda looked like a wizard. Test lead introduces herself first, then the DM gives ...

It is silly, but "we want you to talk to the CEO" is generally a good sign, right? Certainly not a bad one. In this case probably yes, but I've definitely had interview stages that kept moving up and up in rank where it seemed like a formality where I still didn't get the job. Some compan...