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Heard this on a shuffle this morning and it reminded me of the New Wave days when the bass was the lead guitar. Give it up for Bruce Thomas!

DYohn wrote: Fri Feb 13, 2026 9:54 am

Cool David. Reminds me of Andy Gill, Go4.

If you and your watch partner(s) like to binge well-acted, genuine romance TV check out One Day on Netflix. This 2024 British show is 14 short episodes, each taking place one year apart and guiding us through the lives of two college graduates meeting on the last night of school and trying to get a ...

I like clicking around Craigslist with hifi and guitar keywords to see what may pop up. (This is how I found a great deal on a Martin acoustic, my go-to guitar). Here's what I found today. I wouldn't go near them at any price...My wife would divorce me if I tried to work this into our HT/music ...

Sinners. I resisted watching this because I generally do not like horror films and I heard Michael B. Jordan describe it as a vampire movie with gallons of blood. But last night the wife and I decided to try it, and we are very glad we did. This is so much more than a vampire movie. In fact it is ...

Just starting this one. After 80 pages I'm not sure how I'm going to avoid skimming. It's interesting, but the techno details aren't grabbing me as much as I'd hoped. So far, there is as much about LSD as the gear, maybe more. And TBH, I had to skip ahead and read the 12 or so pages about their 1973 ...

Just finished yet another book about the most important artists in my lifetime: The Beatles called John and Paul: A Love Story Told in Songs . This 2025 book was a Xmas gift from my wife and I'd not heard of it before. It takes an interesting perspective to show just how many of John and Paul's ...

Rather than create a singular thread about a specific book I just finished I thought it better to create one that has legs. So if you happen (or happened) upon a good book, memoir or article you feel worthy to recommend (or trash) put it up here:

We're through the first season of Pluribus and loved it. Ever since "Better Call Saul", I have been a big fan of Rhea Seehorn and her ability to project authenticity with her characters. The show continues with all of the Vince Gilligan traits, right from the opening shot. His cinematography adds so ...

Hey CJ, it's good to find you back on bntr again! :P Thanks for your life update. It's amazing to read that your oldest is graduating college soon. Thinking back a forum or two I can recall your posts and pics of a very young girl hanging with her dad in the HT basement. The years are going by too ...