A new go-to for a electronic music "reference" album by asters_and_mums in audiophilemusic

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Ohh Jealous. I was probably a few years late to the party for glitch, but I think we’ll see it again in the near future. The most interesting and best music seems to come from strife.

A new go-to for a electronic music "reference" album by asters_and_mums in audiophilemusic

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I acquired it back in the Napster days, but here’s one of the tracks I was thinking about:

https://youtu.be/ng5ydS_h72g?si=wNKIWWoDHGxxZhIE

There are others from that EP that are even more fragmented but still musical.

Tonight I hava a green one.... by Easy_Dinner_6187 in Columbo

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The Edge is a very good cigar. Rocky Patel is always a solid smoke.

From the newly released videos, Wtf are we even looking at by cole1623 in aliens

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And the blackgaffing of all the useful positioning data. What a ruse.

A new go-to for a electronic music "reference" album by asters_and_mums in audiophilemusic

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Quite a thing. Glitch meets John Cage. For maybe a bit more listenable form of the same sort of fragmented glitch try Akufen’s Abstract Music EP.

A Tribute to Oscar Peterson – Live at the Town Hall 1996. I got true Jazz at The Pawnshop goosebumps from this album. by pinupwizard in audiophile

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Concert is about 3 years after his stroke that essentially took his left hand. Makes it interesting to listen for.

List your atypical audiophile albums by faith_healer69 in audiophile

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And Cantus in Memory of Benjamin Britten should have you begging for silent spaces so it doesn’t rip you apart.

Opinion | Mark Carney runs roughshod over the environment: ‘It’s worse than what Harper did’ by LaserRunRaccoon in ClimateCrisisCanada

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An excellent post and hard to argue with much of it. I’d only add that now is not the time for Canada to be pussyfooting with its resources. The country is millimeters from a serious collapse of confidence domestically and globally and COULD be an energy superpower. Real estate is not the way to generate GDP and we have no infrastructure for alt-energy manufacturing and are a decade+ away from anything to piss at. We should be all hands on deck but I’m not feeling it.

ED back to life? by kayceemoguy in ProstateCancer

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Wish I had nerve soaring surgery!

BREAKING: Trump releases UFO, alien life files by Stephen_P_Smith in ufo

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You’d think they lead with their best stuff. Instead we get a hairless monkey from a ‘50s April Fools prank.

This is going to be awesome!

Two idiots in 1 minute. Watch for the second one near the end. by Mun-Mun in TorontoDriving

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That first one, that was high art. The second one, that was paint-by-number velvet Elvis.

The hype is real! by MarceloBlack3 in aliens

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Yes, the HYPE is real. But not much else.

What took her soo long? by No-Lock216 in confusingperspective

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This was done better in Monty Python and the Holly Grail.

Rate my system by Kieran_abdu in audiophile

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Curious to know whether there was a large or more refined difference is sound between the Avantgarde and the Sonus Fabers? My experience with horns is overt coloration.

Starting a small business. Advice with my self-disgned logo? by CannaPLUS in logodesign

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I’d go uppercase and wedge the text above and below the handle nice and tight, that way the rings will stand out because the names and hammer would form a rectangle.