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  1. actually... i'm not even sure where they came from originally, about 2 years ago my office was re-arranging some stuff, and didn't have room for these anymore, and my bosses asked me if i wanted them, so i grabbed them. they're target-esque put together type stuff, ya know the type. but they seem to be nicer than most of those types of things. they originally had doors on one side of each of them. obviously they're not a great size for cd's... but it gets the job done.

  2. considering today was a day off, and my old setup was getting packed to the gills, i decided to take the morning (and a little bit of the afternoon) and re-arrange my living room. so here's a photo of my new music storage setup. i know it doesn't look like it, but that's just over 300 records, and just over 600 cd's.

    oh, and 3 laserdiscs.

    [image]

  3. i have decided, there should be an equation to determine it.

    CotM = (the amount of records you own * the number you purchased from VC this month / the amount of years you've been collecting + (2 * the year of the oldest record you own)) / (the most amount of money of money you've spent on a single record + your post count on the message board)

  4. How often do you?

    every day. sometimes one while i'm getting ready for work. sometimes one while i'm home for lunch. usually anywhere from 1-5 during the night.

    What albums do you usually listen to?

    usually it leans towards the newer stuff i've gotten. sometimes i get a hankerin, and for the more classic stuff i have my faves i lean to (nashville skyline for dylan, revolver for the beatles, pet sounds for beach boys)

    Are there any bands that you think sound better on wax?

    every band. but specifically, i've never heard a record or cd that sounds better than my copy of Miles Davis "Round About Midnight"

  5. The coolest thing about Darkest Hour is that they genuinely are really nice guys. They put on a killer show, then hang with the audience for as long as it takes (to get drunk). I have a lot of respect for a band that can make crazy death metal and not end up acting like a bunch of deathmetal wankers.

    I have always had a good impression of these guys, however the once really rubbed me the wrong way. I was doing a story for the newspaper to preview their show and did a phone interview with Mike S. He was rad on the phone and said, "Oh yeah, and at the show, make sure you come say hi to us, I'd love to meet you."

    So the show comes around and I walk up to the merch table and Mike is sitting against the wall and I say, "Hey Mike, I'm Ben from thh newspaper."

    He barely looks at me and give me a "what's up nod" before turning away.

    d**n dude

    things to consider: he didn't hear you? dude plays extremely loud music almost every day of the year, he's probably mostly deaf. he misheard you? what if he thought you said "i'm ben from the diamond caper". i'd be confused to. he was in a bad mood? i dunno, i've been on tour, sometimes you just don't want to talk to people.

    they've all always seemed like awesome dudes to me. last time they came through i talked with them for a while and helped them load some stuff out, and it was right after archives came out, and i tried to buy it(i've already got most of the stuff on it, but wanted a cd copy of the song from the groundzero split), and mike forced me to take it for free.

  6. The coolest thing about Darkest Hour is that they genuinely are really nice guys. They put on a killer show, then hang with the audience for as long as it takes (to get drunk). I have a lot of respect for a band that can make crazy death metal and not end up acting like a bunch of deathmetal wankers.

    this is totally true, growing up on the east coast, i've seen darkest hour play for some VERY small audiences. we have a lot of mutual friends (groundzero, they did a split together and played together a lot), and every time i see them they still blow me away.

  7. Minus the Bear - Remixes, Beer Commercials or either of their first two eps

    The Number 12 Looks Like You - Any

    Dillinger Escape Plan - Anything

    Poison the Well - Versions

    Matt pond PA - Any

    Circa Survive - On Letting Go

    The Minor times - Chris Chambers never misses or Summer of Wolves

    Glassjaw - Any

    Saves the Day - Sound the Alarm

    Sharks Keep Moving - Any

    The Stryder - Any

    Fairweather - Lusitania

    Dillinger Escape Plan and Matt Pond PA Have stuff on vinyl. I see Matt Pond stuff all the time actually.

    'yeah, i have both dillinger and matt pond stuff

  8. Yeah, now if they would only do a special vinyl edition of "Hidden Hands.."

    That's probably my favorite DH record. It's exactly the length of an 8-mile bike ride I used to take in Alabama when I lived there.

    i agree, it's also my favorite dh record.

    and riding bikes rules.

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