Recent content by Kpatch

No, I think that lovechild would look something like this (grill big enough?)

And it’s a concertina, not an accordion. :grandpa:

If I’m not brewing at home and I’m on the road I still prefer Tim Horton’s, the best of the fast food coffees, imo. And the franchise seems to be expanding. Among the first pics returned from Mars:

I’m late to the party about Patriot on Amazon Prime. Tremendous. https://www.imdb.com/video/vi1354546457?playlistId=tt4687882&ref_=vp_rv_0

Somewhere between John Adams and Phillip Glass is Oliver Davis. And occasionally he’ll slip in an outlier that sounds like a beautiful song penned by Harry Nilsson

After almost knocking the stove-ready meatloaf pan to the floor, someone was banished from the kitchen for the remainder of the food prep.

A new live performance recording beautifully done which I now prefer over the Hilliard Ensemble under Paul Hillier recording. Quite remarkable.

It’s Rameau Friday w/Christie and Les Arts Florissants

Congats, I hope you continue to do well. The Elba II is a very handsome speaker, like a nice cognac in balanced leaded crystal glass. Nicely reviewed and reasonably priced. If they sound as good as they look then you should have a best seller. I’d have to sell several speakers before I was in...

Yup, same problem here, Neuromancer, MLO, BC ... brilliant! Then the others ... not so much. What happened? I have the same problem with Stephenson. Snow Crash ... briliant! But the trilogies bore me, a huge yawn. Do they pay him by the word? (Truman Capote on Kerouac: “That’s not writing...

Couldn’t agree with you more. There are politicians who knew the threat and the danger and still deliberately lied to the American people, telling us that this was no big deal while going out of their way to ridicule safe practices, and derail the hard work of scientists, medical professionals...

The little I remembered from my school days about James Garfield was that he was assassinated by a crazed radical early into his presidency. That’s all. Being raised in Richmond, VA it seemed that all 19th c American history was about was Lincoln, the Civil War, Grant’s presidency and the...