Heh. A few days ago, I was playing the guitar and singing "There is... a house... in New Orleans..." to my almost 3 year-old son. I don't think he understood many of the lyrics.

Listening to a collection of old and beautiful, romantic songs from operettas and Broadway and Hollywood musicals sung by Jack Cassidy and Shirley Jones . This sentimentality may be somewhat unfashionable these days, but it's relief from the ugliness that we sometimes have to witness in the real world, and I've given this as a present on a few occasions.

The new cd from Diana Krall - From This moment On

Alan Parsons "On Air" DTS DVD. Very shiny.

"Mexican Spaghetti Western" by Chingon -- Robert Rodriguez' band including some of the folks from Del Castillo. My first impression was "Carlos Santana meets the Ventures", then "Carlos Santana meets the Archies"...

... final thought was if Stomu Yamashta played guitar and lived in south Texas, this is what "Go" would have sounded like.

Right now I've got "Dreams" from the Brad Delp and Barry Goudreau (Boston) cranked to about 0dB, man I miss that Boston sound...

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cranked to about 0dB

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That would kinda hard to hear wouldn't it ?

Since the Denon starts at -80dB's, 0dB's is pretty loud.

It's easier to understand if you stand on your head.

You can never get tired of listening to Boston! That first album is a classic. Right now I am listening to the new John Mayer (Continuum)cd. He does a great version of Hendrix "Bold As Love"