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For the last 2 years, the only time I get out of this house is to do groceries when my weekend begins, super early on Sunday morning. There are very few people out there that early, maybe 6 or 7 other customers in the whole store during the time I'm there, and very few cars on the street - but that's more than enough for me. I had a 3 day weekend a few months ago and went on a Saturday morning instead. By anyone else's standards, it was still super quiet, but it was enough to shock me. Costco, man... I can't even begin to imagine!

Accept - Blood of the Nations

Montrose - Rock the Nation

VNV Nation - Saviour

The Tea Party - Save Me

Stabbing Westward - Save Yourself

Indeed. And I am probably one of the few guitar players for whom Smoke on the Water is not the first DP song they learned. That Perefct Stranger riff it was.

I got acquainted to DP with Perfect Strangers when I was 12, which I really liked, but never really had a chance to listen to older material until later, besides Smoke on the Water, maybe. I knew Highway Star because Metal Church covered it, althouhg I had no idea it was a DP song. Then one Saturday night I happened to catch a retrospective on their career, and they showed that BBC performance of Child In Time. Me and my friends were completely blown away. I purchased Made in Japan the next business day.

Motörhead - Traitor

Yngwie Malmsteen - Judas

Motorhead - Deaf Forever

Motorhead - Stone Dead Forever

The Rolling Stones - She Smiled Sweetly

Alice Cooper - Mr. And Misdemeanor

Bobby Vinton - Mr. Lonely (I had no idea who he was but the name popped up in my head and I remember my parents mentionning him when I was a kid).

I loved having a portable DAW when we travelled, so I could write and record on the road, in hotel rooms. But I can't imagine working in public. Whether it's writing music or a paper. People bringing their laptop at Starbucks to do homework and work fascinate me. Someone once told me that it was to get out of the house - a change of air. If you really have to, the library would seem a much more logical choice to me. I know it's probably me, but working on a computer at Starbucks always seems a little "poseur" to me. Most likely thee's a lot of people who need to work during their lunch break and such. But still... Starbucks?

Wow - good job, man. And the vocals are indeed spot on. One of my favorite Sabbath song (although tbh, almost everything on the first 5-6 albums is "one of my favorte Sabbath songs").

There you go, Craig. Joy Division - She's Lost Control

Sisters of Mercy, Bauhaus... I'm starting to feel right home here.

Corrosion of Conformity - Clean my Wounds

The Sisters of Mercy - 1959

Tap and hold the icon. When they start wobbling, drag it to the page of your choice. That being said, the process isn't as smooth as it could be.

Ennio Morricone - The Ecstasy of Gold

Beyonce - Hey Goldmember

I had forgotten that connextion between Winamp and Reaper, yes. I've not checked Reaper in some time, but from what I remember, the developers were probably the most aggressive on the market in terms of developing an implementing new features - they seemed to be very close to their user base. Although TBH, if I had a PC, the first thing I'd try would be Cakewalk. That's where I grew up.