How about that night time view photo John?
Oh yes! I almost forgot. Hold on....hopefully the battery in the camera isn't dead.
How about that night time view photo John?
So who are you listening to? I'm spinning 80s LPs tonight: Berlin, Souxie and the Banshees, Paul Young, Police....
Now thats an art pieceThese aren't great but the battery was dying. I was only able to shoot two pictures before it shut down.
The big finish is less than 24 hours away!
These aren't great but the battery was dying. I was only able to shoot two pictures before it shut down.
In the heart of the city, yummy. Man do I ever remember that part of town...had the best ****in' Reuben of my life very near there. Sweet Home Chicago!
So who are you listening to? I'm spinning 80s LPs tonight: Berlin, Souxie and the Banshees, Paul Young, Police....
I'm back to listening. The Go-Betweens, "Before Hollywood", and loading Lee Hazlewood's "A House Safe for Tigers" onto my server for the next spot.
I'm surprised how well The Go-Betweens are handled by the ESLs. You don't need to just listen to classical and jazz to enjoy them, though I was listening to Nina Simone before this.
The square panels behind the couch were $30 a piece. I'm pretty sure that I could have made them myself for cheaper. And I'm pretty sure I never would have gotten around to doing so. They had that best attribute I can think of: they were there.Very nice urban rig, John. And it's about time you carved out a space where you could put up some acoustic treatments without so much concern for decor. Those panels you picked up from GC are actually pretty unobtrusive, IMO. I wasn't aware they sold those. How much were they?
Is that Home Depot near downtown? That would be one beef I'd have with city living....having to get out of the city to get to a Home Depot/Lowes. I'm kinda in the country now but fortunatley only about five minutes from a Lowes and Home Depot, but my last house was really out in the country and it was a twenty minute sortie to get to one. That was a PITA for a DIYer like me.
- Michael
The square panels behind the couch were $30 a piece. I'm pretty sure that I could have made them myself for cheaper. And I'm pretty sure I never would have gotten around to doing so. They had that best attribute I can think of: they were there.