The Minnesota Orchestra has become one of the first symphony orchestras in the US to archive selected broadcasts for online streamed listening on demand. Through an arrangement with Minnesota Public Radio (MPR), which has broadcast virtually every Minnesota Orchestra concert since 1974, the performances are now available for up to a year's time at <A HREF="http://www.mpr.org/minnesotaorchestra">www.mpr.org/minnesotaorchestra</…;.
I know that I can hear differences between... I mean: I know that music sounds different when...
But Mark Ronson's "Just High" video put such a huge grin on my face, I just had to share it.
George Chapline suggests "not as such."
Are Post Office employees stealing your Netflix requests? Mine are too busy reading my April <I>Stereophile</I>. That is why it's late, right?
Huckleberry and Bagheera both land uppercuts . . . Huck gets in a left to the body . . . what an animal!
Nor, it turns out, has it been extinct for 11 million years.
Alan is very laid-back. I almost typed "laid-baked," which would be an equally appropriate description. It seems to me that this laid-backness, not to mention laid-bakedness, is a fine quality in a bass player.
Chet Raymo has a nice essay rebutting Larry Dossey's screed about why science doesn't accept the wisdom of alternative medicine gurus such as Depak Chopra <I>et al</I>.