OFF: Me @ SoundAwesome.com

[mike coleman]

Just got up a few min ago
The streaming was the ONLY way I wouild have heard it, since I have
never been able to figure out how to open anything downloaded, and
neither has the few assholes that have briefly tried to help. I am
also funny about not wanting to let anything onto my computer.
Be it right or wrong.
But I must say I have been here with you guys and doing my shopping
since 2006 or 7, without so much as even a virus clean-up!!!  So Dell
computers must be somewhat OK!!!!
As for Steve, yes I suppose I should ease up huh?? (kidding)
and as for your answer, you chose wisely sir!!!
I mean it would have been OK either way, but I would have gone with
NO!!!  They were a little much!!
Also, I know you record quietly, basically, from reading your posts,
or at least I was pretty sure you did, I just thought my concern for
Luna would go over well!!!


On 3/9/11, Carl Edlund Anderson <cea at carlaz.com> wrote:
> On 08 Mar 2011, at 21:17 , mike coleman wrote:
>> I've just done something outrageous for me. I went to your page,
>> thought I saw something moving, and sat wondering. Then IT happened. I
>> got up, despite the beer-belly weight and waddled off to the closet to
>> get the shitty speakers out where I put them about a month ago. After
>> sitting through Afterburner breaking up I got to hear it correct!!!
>
>
> Yeah, I really must bother the site admins about the lack of a download
> option.  I tried to put a downloadable Afterburner "on sale" for "£0.00" ;)
> but I don't know if it works!
>
> While I can see the appeal of streaming stuff, I've always found that, in
> practice, the amount of data trying to stream through to me always seems to
> slightly exceed the available bandwidth, resulting in a less than smooth
> experience.
>
>
>> I canlt see below the Rick, but would you be wearing "Elephant Bottoms"??
>
>
> I'm going to go with "no", not least since am not entirely sure what
> "Elephant Bottoms" might be. Most likely, visible attire below the Rick
> featured black trousers and shoes!
>
>
>> If the residence isnt sprawling I hope you've done some clever
>> soundproofing for Luna until she's 3 or so!!
>
>
> Soundproofing is, these days, achieved by all recording being 100% digital
> (for good or ill) once the signal reaches the computer -- enabling all but
> vox to be done in relatively surprising quiet.  Not the way that the masters
> of old would (or could) have done it, but eminently practical for an
> environment friendly to dozing spouses or offspring!
>
>
>> I fully enjoyed this and I liked the guitar lingering around the
>> flange-apex.
>> I'll go back in for more soon.
>> you realise I would not have done this for Hawkwind
>
>
> But you should do it for Steve Pond's Krankschaft, who are likewise "on
> site":
>
> http://Krankschaft.soundawesome.com/
>
> As well as for grooviness from Alan Davey, his cousin Nigel Potter, Bridget
> Wishart, and of course Steve Swindells!  And, frankly, I've lost track of
> how many other HW-related people and things are up there.
>
>> formed in 71!!!!
>
>
> ;)
>
> Cheers,
> Carl
>
> --
> Carl Edlund Anderson
> http://www.carlaz.com/
>