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...and a Gigrig TBH.

Karen Carpenter is like the female Merle Haggard imo. Not much range to speak of, but a complete and total master of the range she does have. She had a tonal quality that was able to effortlessly lament in that sincere way that never gets tiring. She has Billie Holiday's believability without the fatigue you feel after 3 songs. She's in the top 5.

Team Overcompensatingly Large Pedalboard We have a bit of overlap: I rock a pre-cease-and-desist Muffroom Cloud, though. No big deal. You probably need to try out a Riverside. Just a hunch.

I've been checking out his upcoming tour page and it's been a while since there's been any activity. I hope I didn't miss the window, but looking at some vids of his most recent performances, that window is closing pretty damn fast regardless. I picked up both his LPs recently so did what little I could to give back.

The feels I get when he breaks down at the end... Powerful moment given his life's trajectory. And it's a great live cover. Sent from my SM-T970 using Tapatalk

You probably right af.

David Allen Coe, Dale Earnhardt(?), GOAT, Brooks and Dunn or Dunn and Brooks, who's to say...

Villainous is such a great game, and perfect to gateway people into board games - it's a theme that everyone "gets" and has a base interest in from the start. That wooden box under the Villainous collection is from a guy on Etsy that holds the entire series and I haul it to family get-togethers. He also made the Marvel Champions box up there that performs the same function. I'm a sucker for collections being in one box because I hate choosing. And speaking of recent interest in D&D, have y'all noticed the pricing for the books, even recently printed books? Tasha's alt cover, which is only a few months old, fetches $100 on eBay. All the alt covers, even for unpopular titles like Saltmarsh, have shot up. I'm never going to get Volo's alt at this rate. That thing hit $1000 now. When I mentioned it earlier in this thread it was around $350. That looks like the golden age at this point. Ravenloft's alt, which isn't even 2 weeks old, has sold out and is already about to eclipse Tasha pricing. Ridiculous.

According to this thread, May is my anniversary month. So, one more again, here's the shelfie one year after the last. This has to be the end. There's no more room for another 5x5! This time last year the collection was in a 4x4 and bursting at the seams. Covid overcorrection.

At a stoplight somewhere outside Miami and in the distance is this big ass hotel shaped like a Les Paul. So Flordia wins.

That's the route I went. Seemed to just make sense when I was putting together the home studio to go the mic modeling route and Sweetwater had the silver ML-1 for $699, making the decision between the Slate or a Townsend easier. Picked up all the available mic packs for it, too. The 800G is my go-to, but jumping around applying different mics after-the-fact is its own fun little diversion, and sometimes even illuminating. Were I to do it over again, I'd go the amp modeling route sooner, too.

That PCB should outlive our civilization, the pots and pickups less so. I like the policy for the pickups, especially, (solderless repairs are the bee's knees) but if for some reason a person likes direct wired over plugs, the pads on that PCB are extra fat, so even then it's convenient to retro.

PCB with plugs is the more expensive option and made purely for user convenience. Gibson did away with it to help lower the cost of the Standard.

To appreciate how far miniature painting for games has come in the last few years, I offer this example:

Deej takes Jimmy Page from the Yardbirds.

Still of Tawny Kitaen video hosted on Ebaum's World about 20 years ago?

Can confirm.

Anyone check out the Austin Record Convention this weekend? Not as many tables but they make up for it by having more lines to wait in to file through boxes. My haul was limited, but I've been wanting the Texas Flood One Step since I started collecting vinyl, so like a whole year. And yes, the first one I'm listening to is the Pantera.

If Veep is 44 then those other 43 are some stout-ass shows.

Probably belongs in the Metallica thread, but for the context methinks only you cats would find it interesting. This guitar would have done gangbusters.

That's the one. Word is she's done His Holiness, Billy Gibbons' guitars. Regardless, she's great to deal with, but her turn-arounds can be a bit much to deal with. She stays pretty booked. Her stories are righteous, too. Sent from my SM-T970 using Tapatalk

Honey Burst? I thought you didn't like relics? 😮 Lauren Ellis at Strait?