Cahn Ingold Prelog

I'm sure you'll have heard it, as it gets played quite a lot, you probably just didn't realise what it was at the time. You'd recognise it if I played it to you. One of those 'ah, so *that's* what this is' moments.

When I play music out of my phone on public transportation, I like to play field recordings of public transportation journeys, but not necessarily the route I'm taking at the time. So on the train between Chirk and Ruabon last week, I played a Cwmbran to Pontypool trip. People seemed into it.

This sounds very much like you won't be diversifying and launching a Strategic Tapas Reserve any time soon.

Logging on...

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Wind Toy, after César Manrique

Missed opportunities

Piet Mondrian's pistons

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Possible? Yes, it's possible. But probable? I'd have to say no. But you're right, we need more data.

No, I think they're all songs about literally riding a self-balancing personal transporter device until its battery runs out. I offered it up to discuss the possibility that songs about self-balancing personal transporter devices are better than songs about trains. Just asking the question.

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What about this: www.discogs.com/master/29755...

The band 'Train' recorded songs called 'Cab', 'Cadillac, Cadillac', 'Counting Airplanes'. How's that for irony!!

I've been working for them since last year. When I applied for the job, I didn't quite satisfy the qualification requirements, but they hired me anyway.

"Ammonia undergrad!" I said.
"Urine luck," they replied.

Depends - if you want to eat low temperature bread, then sure, keep the oven on a low temperature. If you want hot bread, however, you'll want to keep it hot.

Given that bread is made in an oven, if you want warm bread, surely the best thing to do is to simply not let it cool down in the first place.

Is it a guaranteed win, or would you be entered into a draw? If the former, I think the benefits far outweigh the risks, so it's a no-brainer, really. If the latter, I'd need to see the pillow set first before deciding.

Encounters at the End of Side 2
Little Dieter Needs to Rewind
Fitznorelco

Additionally, the ferromagnetic content of cassettes disrupts migratory birds' navigation systems, causing them to end up in the wrong place during winter. This is why evil pigeon fanciers buy so many tapes - they sabotage their rival birds' homing abilities with carefully placed collections.

I like to add a little of reverb to all of my sounds because I'm so community-minded. "This sound could have come from any of us," I say. "It has true shared ownership. It belongs to us all."

This is why reverb-removal plug-ins should be illegal. The artist is stealing other people's sounds. "Listen to how close this sound is to me," they say, with puffed-out chests. "I am its source, and due to its proximity, this cannot be disputed."

I think I'd rather be seen as possibly charming and charismatic than professional. Ordering a novelty lingerie apron now. Thanks for the advice.

I don't think this is necessarily true - what about those novelty aprons that make it look like you're wearing lingerie?

I suppose in the case of a soiled butcher's apron, even if people didn't think you knew what you were doing, they wouldn't dare tell you.

Remember Antipop Consortium from the early 2000s? That was a group of financial institutions that exclusively sang about how they'd underestimated their adversaries, and in the end, the adversaries had the last laugh.