GHOSTDRONES

I love Arnold Palmer's in the summer time, but I usually make them at home.

I started drinking coffee regularly at age 7 when my parents got fed up with me stealing theirs when they were not looking and just gave me my own mug. Coffee might be an acquired taste, but I only remember liking it and never having a "get used to it" phase.

I had to get a Dunkin Donuts coffee while on tour recently, it was awful. I cannot stand their coffee. Plus they had to make it three times. They asked if I wanted cream and sugar, and I said no... black. I got cream and sugar twice before finally getting black coffee.

black quad espressos are what I usually get at Starbucks

I spend too much on coffee. Quad espresso's aren't cheap; but they are cheaper than my migraine meds.

Excellent EP real sharp looking too.

Thanks for the heads up, my wife will love this.

I am working on 28 and a half hours with no sleep. ugh

Seems like a disease that management has. That type of thing happens where I work fairly frequently too.

Same here.

Also, Mamiffer House Of Low Culture Jodis Motion Sickness Of Time Travel True Widow William Basinski Troum Tim Hecker Kevin Drumm are all also pretty soothing listening experiences.

Others to check out, Nadja (see http://boards.vinylcollective.com/topic/99046-po-nadja-queller-most-accessible-drone-gaze/ for ideas on where to start), My Bloody Valentine, Medicine, Have A Nice Life, some of The Jesus & Mary Chain and Whirr, might suit you as well. Iroha and fragment. is very similar to Jesu as well if you do like that.

SRC, due to having credit.

My copy just shipped.... way excited.

As far as Corrasion, I believe the latest mix and master (the 3rd I believe) is the best so far as individual sounds seem a bit clearer and more distinct rather than muddy; and its volume got a boost. Nadja has so many versions of the older releases like The Bungled and the Botched (which has at least two versions), Bliss Torn From Emptiness (again two versions) and Skin Turns To Glass (another with two versions) where the song lengths can be wildly different as can the overall sound of those recordings.

Love Nadja, and I will back up the good things said about Radiance Of Shadows, Thaumogenesis, The Bungled and The Botched, Under A Jaguar Sun, Touched, and Truth Becomes Death. Let me also add Desire In Uneasiness. I like some of Bodycage and Corrasion has "Numb" which is awesome. There is a Japanese CD called Numbness that has "Alien In My Own Skin" which is also a stellar track. I have had Queller for a while and will also agree that it is some of their best work (though Radiance Of Shadows will probably remain my favorite). I cannot get into Dagdrom nor the majority of the splits and collaborations (though I will echo the need for a proper vinyl release of the Pyramids one).

B would be my answer for fantasy baseball. edited due to over thinking... sorry.

Do they play the same position?

The position that Peralta plays versus Cruz

Will watch Ramis movies all week in tribute.

PS, I agree with OP; this is a good Nadja record

The White vinyl was super expensive, but I could not help myself.

Been doing this all month. @GHOSTDRONES will do March as well.

It sounds like spin control from the Phillies organization after at least one college coach said their scouts were not welcome at the games any longer.

I knew all the vinyl pressings were, but I wasn't sure if the very first CDr run was and did want to speak to that effect. Definitely was the first time that I heard this whole mess. I have no idea how one would "master" from MP3s, so I am doubting that the new Deathconsciousness press will sound any better than the previous EL ones. Though it could potentially sound worse, like say if they used glow-in-the-dark vinyl for some reason.