Wes Phillips

Over at The Audiophiliac, Steve Guttenberg's CNET blog, there's a superb piece on Daptone Records, Brooklyn's own old-school analog record label. I heard Daptone artists the Budos Band on Soundcheck a few weeks ago and loved the classic '60s sound on their record.

______ "who receive electric shocks carry the device around in a backpack and wear the electrodes 24 hours a day; some are also monitored at all times by at least one Rotenberg Center employee."

I love this stuff. If I was rich beyond dreams of avarice, I would so collect it.

Forty years ago, Bonnie and Clyde blew away Hollywood's attitude about bloody violence. The Observer looks back.

First Netrebko's microphone">http://women.timesonline.co.uk/tol/life_and_style/women/the_way_we_live… placement tip, now this.

Hint to recording engineers: Anna Netrebko gives it to you in the second sentence of graf 8.

"I'm an abstract expression," Huckleberry boasts. "Bold, vivid, active—wait, what was that middle thing again?"