Dad3353

What if... what if... OK, stick to tee-shirts and hoodies, then.

One wonders, then, who put the files on the USB in the first place. I was suggesting that the group did that, using virgin USB media. Would they inadvertently corrupt their own merchandise..? Hmm...

CD's can never infect PC's, though..? Hmm... It seems a bit excessive. I spent a very long time in the IT world, and am well aware of the potential risks, but also of their probability. I would trust a USB bought from a group's concert just as much as their CD, bought at the same venue. Apparently I'm doing it all wrong, though.

Well, I suppose if bands are going to start putting virus files onto USB memory that they're selling to their fans, they deserve to lose those fans. Never mind; t'was just an idea that I had, naïve fool that I am.

T'is a very fine line between 'jazz' and 'contemporary classical music'.

What a strange world some of us live in. S'OK to download stuff from t'web, though, right..?

Just fine, lad; and yourself..?

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Spencer Dryden, for the most part, with a very different approach to 'rock' drumming. Superb inventive notions of rhythm and sound. RIP, a great loss.

... featuring the Invisible Drummer.

Is there any mileage in customising a USB stick (format credit card, or key fob, for instance...)..? For a run of 100, I've seen prices of around £2.50 per unit, with colour logo, degressive with quantities, naturally. Pop the album, in MP4, FLAC, or Wav format, whatever on it; job done..? The graphics files could be on there, too, with photos, video clip, bio etc. Is that not already a 'thing' as merchandising..?

Here's a 'live' Airplane full album to get some idea for Casady... (The intro is the end of the lightshow 'prequel', showing the end of the b/w 'King Kong' film, then the band kick in. Listen carefully to the very first notes from the drums, already up to speed; great stuff...)

Indeed. It looks as if the content since Jan 23 is lost, though. Maybe later..?

One may change the sound by using different thimbles. Just sayin'.

I'm a drummer, and I've never heard of this being a problem, as it's a drumming reflex to back the snares off at the end of the song, and snap 'em back on for the next one. Are there drummers that don't do this..? No issue now, for me, anyway, as I use an e-kit, soooooo...

Have a search for 'corrugated glass', and choose a pane that matches her current 'ripple'. That won't wear out in a hurry, and could doubtless be built-in to her current frame, with a bit of DIY. Worth a shot..? A quick Ebay search for 'glass washboard' brings up loads of 'em.

Casady..? Lesh..?

It's not a Quantic computer, by any chance..?

No.

Allow me to fix that possibility, then...

Why..? Do pilots and surgeons need to eat more than till operators..? I'd have them paid for their hours of training, but at the same hourly rate as everyone else on the Planet. They would get more, yes, but cannot 'earn' more than 24 hours in any one day, whoever they are, and whatever they do.

Beyond the scope of this topic, naturally, but my thoughts come from a different perspective, in that I hold that the 'value' of anything, anything at all, is dependent on the one resource we all have on this planet and is, to me, of equal value to all. That is Time; I would have it that all labour should be rewarded only as far as the time it takes. No man, or woman, is born any richer nor poorer than another, but all have a certain Capital : the Time they have to live. I hold that one hour of anyone's time is as valuable as any other, and that all labour, of any sort, should be 'monied' only in the time it takes. The hours spent in a diamond mine should give a value to any diamond found, the hours spent baking bread given the same hourly rate. An airline pilot, a store check-out girl, a surgeon... all at the same hourly rate. There are details, and nuances, to this philosophy (those with responsibility, those working part-time, those studying for years, and more...), and there are certainly some less welcome consequences, but, to me, it is, all things considered, far better than the current notion of profit and exploitation. It's not jealousy, nor envy, but a sense of injustice when I note that so many folk on the Planet have next to nothing, in perpetuity, and others have much more than they have earned, or even need. As I said previously, I'm well aware that it's not a popular notion, but my idea of 'worth' is based on this sort of thinking. One should be paid, fairly, for the hours spent on one's endeavours, and no more, the same as everyone else on Earth.

From the User Names, I would hazard a guess that the three members created since Jan 23 are 'dummy', 'test' ID's. I may be wrong.

It appears to have been restored from a back-up dated January 23; I see no posts more recent than that. I don't think that new posts are going through, either. I just posted, but can't see it. @Woodinblack : Big problem..? Work in progress..? Can we help at all..?

Vintage ones : yes. Reissue ones : no.