bob dylan's piss poor theory on mono

brain pan

Stereo lies to your brain until your brain begins lying to itself.

need to hear the mono mix of this

http://lh3.google.com/dione775/R-1vWsuvQEI/AAAAAAAABTE/EeMp2Cxs3m0/StereotomyCapa2.jpg

wow, the inside of geir's head!

http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_TtjxMw9zJrM/SfCrXgF3KPI/AAAAAAAAAE8/jWigvrZmRMU/S1600-R/memo(2).jpg

mono mixes of safe as milk and piper at the gates of dawn indispensable imo

clicked on thread expecting to be informed about oddball theory held by Dylan regarding mononucleosis: its communicability, treatment, etc.,

xpost is the safe as milk mono readily available? don't think i've heard it.

the inside of geir's head!

irl lol! Was going to comment on only the noiser, later King Crimson being represented, but there's In The Court in the upper right corner.

What album is the woman with the flowing skirt in the lower right from, anyone?

what i didn't get is the bit where the viewer was informed that they might have two ears but only one brain, and that you listen with your brain -when i've seen bands play, it's pretty rare they'll put all their amplifiers in front of one another. they're spread out to widen the sound. in an example situation i hear a guitar on the left side of the room, and a guitar on the right side. surely reproducing that onto a recording is the most accurate way of making a live recording itself,

it depends, i know some of the bigger tours (like a u2 tour) were going back to mono set-ups.

also, in a decent to big room, the amount of sound you're actually getting from the stage is pretty minimal, you're hearing the PA mix.

i've frequently had experiences in my life where sound is coming at me from more than one point. suspect my brain can handle it. i swear i've even occasionally heard three different sound sources at the same time. might just have been my imagination, though...

Every time I go to Jazzfest in New Orleans I like to pause at a spot on the grounds where I can hear traditional jazz, gospel choir and African drumming, or some similar combination, for a minute or two. I love the sensory overload.

i don't go to gigs in big rooms, i don't like popular music.

Hey, jumpskins, do you think that video you posted is positing a serious position? Because unless you're really good at the deadpan thing...

What album is the woman with the flowing skirt in the lower right from, anyone?

that'd be Rush, 'Permanent Waves'

http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_oM_OzFRgYHo/SgrrEHgKbKI/AAAAAAAAANo/kzJl4VftM0E/s400/Rush-Permanent_Waves-Frontal.jpg

sweet poster, though! I like that they included 'Yeti'!

xpost is the safe as milk mono readily available? don't think i've heard it.

― tylerw, Wednesday, December 1, 2010 5:17 PM (1 hour ago)

original pressings were mono, not sure if it was ever issued on CD. I've found it online before but google results currently in fail mode. I can leo if'n yer innerested.

i am interested! thx. love that album to death, but the mix on my CD reish has always seemed a lil wonky.

looks like the only CD issue was a boot

http://www.beefheart.com/datharp/albums/boots/bcpsafe.htm

This video is absolutely brilliant!!

<3 <3 <3 the Columbia jingle at the end

This video's been out since mid-October!! ILX ignored it for a month and a half WHY?

i was super srs about the video, i'm not sure if old robert was though.

How's Mono in mono?