Iraqi song and he hoped there were no Syrians
Iraqi song and he hoped there were no Syrians in the room – except for his wife, who is Syrian. She told me later, when Rahim took his cigarette break, that it was a Syrian song for sure… Rahim was fired up by Souhail Kaspar and played beautifully. An amazing evening.
aqian100212 Stephen and I got together yesterday for Monday Night Flamenco (pizza ‘n’ beer, discuss Flamenco, watch YouTube, make fun of, admire, bitch and kvetch…) and came up with this idea for our Guess this Noise game. HERE is the solution. If you are new to this game, you can find the first two noises HERE and HERE.Wired News: IPod Will Be the New CD These cheap album iPods could be sold at bus stations and airports: instant music,
Children will ask how did you do without multi-touch the same way I asked my parents how they got by using a hand-pump to draw water from a well. How did you take a bath? We went to the well with a bucket, several times, and then heated water on a wood-stove…
A Red Cat’s Journey, Enhanced by iTunes – New York Times Then Mr. Cooder noticed something else: When he burned a copy of the album using Apple’s iTunes software, it sounded fine. He didn’t know why until one of his younger engineers told him that the default settings on iTunes apply a “sound enhancer.”(It’s in the preferences menu, under “playback.”) Usually, that feature sweetens the sound of digital music files, but Mr. Cooder so liked its effect on his studio recordings that he used it to master
Children will ask how did you do without multi-touch the same way I asked my parents how they got by using a hand-pump to draw water from a well. How did you take a bath? We went to the well with a bucket, several times, and then heated water on a wood-stove…
A Red Cat’s Journey, Enhanced by iTunes – New York Times Then Mr. Cooder noticed something else: When he burned a copy of the album using Apple’s iTunes software, it sounded fine. He didn’t know why until one of his younger engineers told him that the default settings on iTunes apply a “sound enhancer.”
(It’s in the preferences menu, under “playback.”) Usually, that feature sweetens the sound of digital music files, but Mr. Cooder so liked its effect on his studio recordings that he used it to master.