Black Sabbath's first 6 albums

My buddy gave me something like 4700 songs on my eyepod. It's just on shuffle. I'm listening to shuffle.

Recently on Unity Radio:

Creed - Sister
Robben Ford & The Blue Line - Life Song (one for Annie)
Genesis - Mama
Bob James - Storm King
Flim & the BB's - Man Overboard
Billy Joel - Get It Right The First Time
Bruce Springsteen - Sinaloa Cowboys
Eric Clapton - Tears in Heaven
Lee Ritenour - A Little Bumpin'
Led Zeppelin - Going To California

Eve 6

Some old Stone Temple Pilots

Eric Shultz - Silhouettes

Windows Media had to terminate. Just the sound of me killing Nazis.

J Lo - Waiting For Tonight

Wow, I thought everyone had finally caught on to the fact that J Ho sucks!
:p

Jack Marshall
 

Recorded to my MiniDisc directly from the vinyl. Sweet!

http://www.317x.com/albums/m/jackmar...nlargement.jpg

Synth clips!
 

And just now I got some analog sythesizer sound clips from my buddy Ned in Portland, OR. He just picked up some used synths and is getting used to them.

http://www.wildfreshness.com/archives/sh_1_03.mp3

http://www.wildfreshness.com/archives/sh_1_04.mp3

http://www.wildfreshness.com/archives/mg_1_01.mp3

http://www.wildfreshness.com/archives/mg_1_02.mp3

http://www.wildfreshness.com/archives/stylphone_01.mp3

How do you do that?

Analog-to-Digital
 

A few years ago I realized that I wanted to digitally record music from my large collection of vinyl records. My audio-savy buddy Ned turned me on to the Sony Mini Disc. They called it a Net MD Walkman. The early models allowed you to go straight from the output of your tuner/amp to the Mini Disc Recorder/Player. Play the record, hit record, and then you have a digital copy of the vinyl record, or a variety of songs from different albums. I could go on and on, but go here to get more info:

http://www.minidisc.org/index.php

My albums are a big part of my musical life, so my little Net MD Walkman has been great for me.

The Wolfgang Press - Birmingham (7")

Pangloss, I downloaded Audacity per Glatt's recommendation, but have yet to get a preamp for my ancient turntable. I have a mountain of vinyl that is not available on cd at any rate.

I miss the pacing of a vinyl life. Now I can put Itunes on shuffle and listen to music for 3 weeks without ever hearing the same song twice.

There was something about having to get up and flip over the doors or van morrison halfway through that gave us a moment's pause for reflection.