PhonoBrainer

5 hours ago, T Boog said:

Pepsi tasted better back then ???

Spread is great for making the bass more mono, and making the shimmery top things wider. Very easy to use, its a great gui design.

Zero plugins.

But at least they tried, becoming willing victims of their own career arc.

I guess if you have an excellent  retrospective documentary just dropping on Netflix, then you are through being cool.

Here's 5 EZ paks and a random midi pak. Whoooo.

You clearly haven't seen the first "Downton Abbey" movie.  🫣

That's a lot to pay for "Curation".

My randomness is beyond classification.

I am for a time conscripted into the plans of others, to good effect, necessitating everything on my "to do" list be set aside.

All good.

Much preferred over a heavy metal Bob Marley.

Headphones fer sure.

I don't hate this, which is praise in 2025. I loved the hard panning hearken backs.  It's the Uber clean digital soundscape, hosting what would be a grittier vinylescent progfest near-classic had they added the crackle.

I wonder how this would have charted in 1978?  Where's the single??? 🤑  The songs have a wonderful variety to them.

The vocals really hold up, the changes are more inventive, the mix and arrangements have an Alan Parsons quality and clarity. And it's Queen-adjacent in more than one song.

Thanks Bit! It's pretty great. I could see this getting more listens in those moments when I've got too much time on my hands.

All the ones I've ever used kinda sound like crap.

Attributed to Samuel Clemens:

THE TROUBLE AIN’T THAT THERE IS TOO MANY FOOLS, BUT THAT THE LIGHTNING AIN’T DISTRIBUTED RIGHT.

I'm watching my money.

A man whose drums needed no introduction