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Never liked audiobooks unless they are of the humorous kind. But to each his own :)
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2312
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Awesome that you can buy them as a pack now ! You get these stories : The Man in the High Castle The Three Stigmata of Palmer Eldritch Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? Ubik Martian Time-Slip Dr. Bloodmoney Now Wait for Last Year Flow My Tears, the Policeman Said A Scanner Darkly A Maze of Death VALIS The Divine Invasion The Transmigration of Timothy Archer Those are hardcover books, take the dust cover off and it's like : About the only thing left to get it the Short Story Collection, and you've got 95% of his written oeuvre.
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oh Denon amp is a DRA-345R, it's the little child of the awesome DRA-425R. My stereo room is small, and it fills the room perfectly. That amp is going on my 20th year of usage!!!
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I'm a strickly stereo guy, I'm no audiophile but I like standard quality. I'm buying Audioengine A5 in a couple of months, I really don't care for surround sound. This is my current amp, an indestructable Denon from the end of the 1980's : Speakers are Paradigm Atom v2. :
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Library of America has 3 volumes, smallish in size but 1000 pages long, where you basically get every book he has written. (of PKD)
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Nah it's just... where's the fun? where's the joy? They've been doom&gloom for the last half decade.
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you can't handle the truth!
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Hi BZZZTT we're Autechre WUBWUBUWUB and we're still GNAARRRRR GNARRRR CLICK CLICK angry so here's BWZZZZZ our album Exai! They gotta stop their gloomy haunted house reverb with buzzy electronic sounds schtick. It's been 3 albums now.
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faek
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It's beautiful isn't it? I hope they never make a movie out of it.
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Blood Meridian. It's a transcendental western of apocalyptic nature.
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The lives of great composers by Schonberg Norton Anthology of Western Music by Burkholder The Rest is Noise by Alex Ross thanks! have you read any of them? Yeah man, The Rest is Noise is a masterpiece, but it's essays about the 20th century classical music. You'll end up understanding that everybody has copied everybody ha, and how important the transition from romantic to modernism was. Schonberg is an awesome introduction to every composers imaginable, but it's very opinionated and he hates Mahler lol. The other is a textbook, it's massive in two volumes with almost 1000 pages.
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The lives of great composers by Schonberg Norton Anthology of Western Music by Burkholder The Rest is Noise by Alex Ross
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STFU all with the laeks thing. Just be a man and grow some balls.
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I love Christmas time, it gives me seat time for iRacing.com (still the #1 racing sim on the market, now going into it's 5th year, with more people on the service than ever!) :) :)
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You can't be reading 5 books at the same time. At most, 2 should be sufficient.
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He's just afraid of commitment and having kids. Nothing unusual.
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BBC - The Tube, it's really cool! (6 part series about the London Underground, probably going to be a second season, it's geeky as fuck)
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It's House of Leaves
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Quatrevingt-Treize, Victor Hugo A tale of two cities, Charles Dickens La Révolution, Robert Magerit That's all I know of... no I've read another, but that was a looooong time ago!! :)
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Maudite is the best, but Trois-Pistoles is the one that goes for the KO, especially when you get them in a Growler (which is mostly 90% of the time here) !
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I'm having fun playing 1vs1 by loading SMB3 and only playing the mini-game!
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The prose in M&D is just beautiful, I was more attached to the words than Gravity's Rainbow. It's also an awesome historical novel in a way.
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He's a guy, named Kim. Did ya see his new upcoming book, it's sorta like the Mars Trilogy. Synopsis : The year is 2312. Scientific and technological advances have opened gateways to an extraordinary future. Earth is no longer humanity's only home; new habitats have been created throughout the solar system on moons, planets, and in between. But in this year, 2312, a sequence of events will force humanity to confront its past, its present, and its future.
