Right. Without context or examples, it is just revision for the sake of saving face, and then returning to the same old poisoned well.
Like I said, I feel like an angry commenter. Maybe I'll go yell at a cloud. :shakesfist:
Dang it, it's 90 degrees outside and a perfectly blue sky overhead. Can a wildfire be far behind?
Daily thunder and lightning? Pfft. Those cause a handful of the wildfires up in the Sierras.
Gotcha.Oh, I was thinking of two wildfires a year for daily thunder and lightning for 4 months. Seemed like a fair trade.
I still don't have change for your dollar.
That's a hell of an advertisement and endorsement for California!Gotcha.
Of course, bringing this back to music/audio, a wildfire won't disrupt electricity by causing a spike, as would a lightning strike. It will cut off your electricity completely, however, force you to evacuate, and then burn down your home, just for spite.
To cut to the thrilling chase, streaming and vinyl are on the ascendancy.
To cut to the thrilling chase, streaming and vinyl are on the ascendancy.
...as if you didn't know.
I particularly approve this finalized version.
No song from the new Sleep record, no care.
I was surprised I was completely unfamiliar with the #2 album Andrew W.K.'s I Get Wet. Even allmusic gives it 
(hey, first use of stars on this site) with a review stating:
