Possessed

Ohhhhhh.

I understood MFM to be talking to yhwx, not Frink.

And yhwx obviously does that on purpose. That way when you inevitably ask what he’s babbling about he gets to post again.

Ha! My phone doesn’t like swearing.

yhwx said:

It could have been waterproof.

If that were so would he be bitching about it?

Yeah except I wouldn’t spend all of majora’s mask looking for him.

Yeah that was my favorite part of The Empire Strikes Back too.

Hey, I have too!

MFM said:
Jesus Christ.

Nah it’ll go away once in a while but not very regularly.

So it Will cease to exist… But only occasionally?

Hate keeps a man alive. It gives him strength.

Thanks! Tomorrow I will work on getting The Way up on my soundcloud page in its entirety for anybody that wants to hear it but doesn’t care about getting an actual CD. (Although I’m more than happy to mail a CD to anybody for free)

By “pretty green” do you mean “attractive green” or “very green”?

Sometimes, although it really depends on the turntable to some degree.

Actually my dad prefers CD’s. Otherwise he wouldn’t have them as he obviously bought the records first.

And like I’ve said, (what 5 times now?) it’s not that I think vinyl is itself a superior format. It’s the fact that everything made for vinyl is mastered in a superior fashion. If CD’s were mastered better then this would be an entirely different discussion. But I don’t like my music brick-walled.

Nostalgia of things that came out before I was born? I don’t think so.

Its all superior mastering and care. I’m not saying vinyl is a superior format. I’m saying most vinyls that come out are superior to their CD counterparts.

I let my ears judge what sounds better above what written words say should sound better, sorry.

No.

Cds are almost always mastered louder so that argument means nothing.

But I adjusted the volume of playback so that it matched between sources if that’s what you mean.

Even at the same overall volume, the percussion “kicked” more, the bass was deeper, and the higher frequency instruments had more detail.

For example, on orchestral recordings (I have the entire star WARS trilogy on soundtrack in both vinyl and CD form to compare) on t he record I hear violins, cellos, tubas, trombones, trumpets, flutes, piccolos, etc. On the Cds I just hear strings, brass, and woodwinds. There’s just an extra quality and detail to vinyl that perhaps can’t be explained in technical terms.

True. But my dad has a huge vinyl and CD collection. Lots of titles on both. Haven’t encountered a single instance where the vinyl didn’t blow the CD out of the water. Played on the same receiver and speakers. A good turntable and receiver with good receivers is going to sound better, you can quote as many articles if you want but until you’ve heard vinyl on the proper setup you haven’t heard recorded music.

Vinyl is definitively better than CD.

The point is when you buy a vinyl you’re more likely to get a better product than if you buy a CD. Whatever the reason is, results are results.

Vinyl is better. CD may have the potential to be better, but it never is. I don’t care what the reason the vinyl sounds better is, whether it’s only because it was mastered better or not, the fact is it sounds better and so that’s what I’ll spend my money on.

I was just thinking I need more moths flying around the living room

yhwx said:

Possessed said:

yhwx said:

He already created two socks, so I think his temp ban has been elevated to permanent ban.

Do you have proof those were him?

It’s a possibility.

Well that settles it.