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From the $1 Sale @ Library:
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Stacking Amps and Receivers
dcl replied to martinbono's topic in The Welcome Shop (Please read first)
Hello Martin, somewhere is a thread on how warm do your amps run, perhaps someone will chime in with the thread link, or search it. As I recall, no reports of hot systems, or even too warm to touch. I used inexpensive small diameter PVC pipe, 1 inch height, from the hardware store at one tome but no longer, the amps never were more than warm to touch. And, welcome, post some pics when you get a chance. -
From the library's $1 For Sale offerings, some others to follow: Interesting to see the music catalogue in a different parts of the country.
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For Halloween:
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Glad Steve Tibbett's struck a chord with you, weitrhino.
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Imagine John McLaughlin's Shakti with Adrian Belew sitting in.
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Here, the leaves are yellow, orange red & brown, the sky is gray: These posts hold memories for us all. Thanks for the intriguing covers.
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Any Big Head Todd fans. This is great. What my wife has been jonesing for, thanks for the lead!
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Thanks, Dennis!
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Perhaps your music-&-beer loving neighbors will join the Carver brigade too. There is much here on offer for learning, enjoy exploring.
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Found today at Regeneration Station .
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Choying Drolam & Steve Tibbeetts, Selwa. "Selwa is a tempered, minimalist retouching of one woman’s sacred music, backed with light guitar flourishes and intelligently enhanced percussion. At first listen the lightness of being is unavoidable: Drolma’s polyphonic melodies married to Tibbetts’s sweeping orchestral suites provide a sonic landscape for contemplation and quietude."
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Edit: Since moving wife has had a hankering for more Derek Trucks Band or similar but that does not show up in the racks of used CD/vinyl. We visit the vinyl/CD stores, the second hand stores, etc,. but no luck and not likely in this neck of the woods– Derek Truck, Warren Haynes, Gov't Mule, etc., are faves in Western NC; Haynes is an Asheville native, his brother is running for city council; there is an annual WH Christmas Jam (27th year in 2015). This double CD gets her nod of approval.
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Dennis, my wife is on the lookout for a Todd Mohr release after seeing him solo, playing blues, opening for Rodrigo y Gabriela, this summer. He sited his participation on 100 Years of Robert Johnson (2011; credited to artist Big Head Blues Club) as inspiration. As there are none such solo release as of yet, a BHT&M may be the remedy. Meanwhile...
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Another check-out with my new library card–different CDs in Western North Carolina than in the previous residence in Northern Virginia. Loner-t, I found that BS&T vinyl at a used book/music store down here–I really like it, my wife not so much, says she never did.
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Checked out from the library:
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My wife is on a single-minded mission to add more Derek Trucks to the library.
