Another cheap/easy fix is to shim the neck slightly so it's angled, which will let you raise the bridge and thus increase the break angle behind the bridge which should help keep things from rattling. A number of the squier JM models (the mascis for one) move the tailpiece forward to achieve the sa...

I haven't read the post above in full in order to avoid too much info going in, but I want to see that really bad. I am assuming it will end up on MUBI pretty soon, but would also imagine it will have a run at my favorite place here. Excited to see it. Just got tix for a screening of this with a Q&...

jimmy spako wrote: Tue Apr 30, 2024 7:12 am How to Disappear (Total Refusal, 2020)

This is a good one. The essay style used here reminds me of a doc from a couple of years ago called There Will Be No More Night.

Men. It was allegorical, which is not something I'm crazy about. It's one thing when a film has that dimension, but when it's purely that, not so good. Saying this after seeing Night of the Hunter tells me the use of allegory wasn't the main problem here. I'm guessing that there were bigger issues ...

Olivia Block- The Mountains Pass

Some upcoming albums that might be of interest: Dirty Three- Love Changes Everything https://dirtythree.bandcamp.com/album/love-changes-everything Jim White- All Hits: Memories https://jimwhitedrums.bandcamp.com/album/all-hits-memories High On Fire- Cometh The Storm https://highonfire.bandcamp.com/a...

Any similarity to Slipknot you're hearing is shit that Slipknot ripped off from Pantera. Pantera had no hip-hop influence. Probably why he said, "pseudo-funky rhythms pointing towards Slipknot." Speaking of, 5 Minutes Alone or Throes of Rejection could go on one of the first two Slipknot ...

penningtron wrote: Tue Feb 27, 2024 11:18 am Damn.. they've toured the south but haven't even played Milwaukee yet. I need to pester Beth.

You might want to. I think Cleveland tonight and Chicago on Friday are the last two listed dates on the current run.

I got to see Ken Vandermark's Edition Redux at the Cat's Cradle last Friday and they were great! Good jazz groups don't come through the Chapel Hill/Durham/Raleigh area too often so it was a nice surprise. This band is fantastic- the drummer kills, and the tuba (sometimes pedal enhanced) and keyboar...