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They've still got at least two albums left in them.

I've washed two different iPods, so I'm very careful to check pockets now.

Who is Mosbach?

I'd rather see Kate Upton munching on a burger. Much more worth of seeing.

 

(If you don't know of this ad, google it. You'll thank me.)

I don't want to talk about that right now. I don't want the band to end.

Wow, I'll have to follow him.

How can Dave Matthews be on there? They are really good. Same with the Goo Goo Dolls (after releasing the album "Superstar Carwash", they could make a million bad albums, and it wouldn't change my opinion of how awesome that album is.

Most of my musician friends use Pro Tools. So I'm pretty familiar with it.

There is no denying that Microsoft have stepped up their game. IE 11 is much, much better than the previous versions from even a few years ago.

 

Safari hasn't evolved, but its usability is easy, and that's why it's appealing. On a non-Apple product, though, it's unfeasible because it will let in viruses. Plus, the latest Safari browser for Windows isn't the latest browser for Mac.

I don't want to see it.

The scene where they're all in that cannibal family's house in Wrong Turn 2. Scared the crap out of me.

I've never noticed it.

Sour Cream and Onion

I plan on building my own studio down the road, so I will definitely do mixing.

 

Thanks for the recommendation on Logic Pro. I'll look into it. Right now, I'm kind of spent, because I threw everything at this Macbook, but I'm hoping to get some more money soon.

Nickelback is the most hated band of all time.

 

Rush is one of the most loved.

Okay, I am making the switch to Mac from Windows, just ordered a brand new Macbook Pro from Apple. I am completely a newbie to Apple computers, although I've played around with them once or twice at college.

 

I don't want a lecture on how Windows is better, or anything like that. I still plan to use Windows. But what are some good Mac OSX programs that can record music? I know Pro Tools is a good one for either Windows or Mac, but I don't want to throw $800 at something like that. What are some cheaper alternatives?

 

And yes, I know GarageBand comes with it. Looking forward to that. But what else?

http://cdn-www.i-am-bored.com/media/scar10.gif

 

What the hell was that? LMAO

Excellent. Maybe now they will consider giving CA a complete makeover, both musically and lyrically.

 

Err, that's one of their best albums.

I'm studying Computer Database Science, and I freelance music and writing on the site.

I'm trying to imagine Trevor Horn producing Rush........ Hello, "Art of Noise" samples on the Simmons!

 

Well, it worked pretty well for Yes.

I've just started watching Doctor Who, and don't know much about this actor, but I have a good feeling about this.

This is great! I'm a huge fan of Yes as well, all of their lineups, and would have loved this...

 

Except...

 

It would have been a disaster. Squire is one lazy f*cker. A producer has to get the best out of the musicians. Squire's sloth-like approach to life would have driven the guys demented. He would have been found impaled on one of Geddy's basses after a week.

 

I doubt he was ever considered.

 

You're probably right. Chris Squire is a great songwriter, but he has a terrible track record for producing other people's work (and sometimes, even his own band.) The best work of Yes has always been when Jon Anderson or Trevor Rabin or Trevor Horn produced them, as well as anybody except Squire.

It'll be like hearing the album for the first time all over again! I can't wait for this!

Audrey, definitely.

Don't know him, but RIP.