Just don't sing out of tune. They might stand up and walk out on you.

the tradgically hip- that night in toronto
a great concert dvd, sounds fantastic on the new outlaw 990

Yup,...I get by with a little help from my family, but then, they DO walk out on me if I sing out of tune!!

The sellection that really hit home though was "When I'm sixty-four"

It was a cute, interesting number when it came out in 67, and tottering old folks seemed like something to chuckle about then.

But ah ha, the surviving Beatles are there now, can they laugh at themselves!?

I wonder.

Not me though! Nope, not me! I'm still laughing! I'm not quite 62 yet!!

But the gal I married in 67 was the one that was with me back then when we used to sing along with that song on our old elephant-eared stereo. We're still married, and we now sing along with that song together today through our much better sounding Axioms!!

Guess in about two years, if we sing it together, I'll change the word to .."now" I'm sixty-four!

This has really been a great thread.

For me at the moment it's Clarence 'Gatemouth' Brown's "Back To Bogalusa" CD....it's great to be able to throw in a few tunes after having the system up and running once again.

...Y'all know what I mean.

...yep.

Chris Duarte Group 'Romp' on at the moment and they are sounding mighty fine.

Hey Rick!
Glad to see you've got the system back up and running. I bet you were jonesing for some blues.
Yesterday I brought the m22's home from work. I have had them there for the last couple of weeks while my AR amp was being repaired. Well the AR was done and I brought it and the 22's home and set them up in the bedroom. Test drove them with Bjork, Richard Thompson and Bonnie Raitt. The 22's sound real good with the AR amp in the BR. Not sure I'll leave it that way. I might switch them out with the 901's which are currently serving as mains in my HT setup. Then again I might leave it this way until I can spring for the QS8's for the surround and do it all at once. Decisions, decisions
Best,
oz

Tonight it's Clarence Carter "Strokin'"


What a great song.

"Radio Paradise" is rockin tonight!

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Test drove them with Bjork, Richard Thompson and Bonnie Raitt.

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Interesting mix! It's like one of those IQ tests--which one of these doesn't belong?

All good choices, though. I've kinda been on a Bjork kick for the past few months. I find her voice incredible and fascinating. Not for everyone, though, I know.

Bonnie Raitt is like comfort music. Always good and never a bad time for it.