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Maybe you should have tried this one, Dianne.

Appreciate it Dianne...

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Long story short...

Few of you may remember the issues I am having with the lacrosse retail store below us being a noise nuisance.

Well, after over an hour straight of rhythmic banging coming from their testing equipment, I gave them the ol' thumper of a "stomp on my floor in a 'shut the f*ck up' manner". They continued for almost another hour. They must have been busy. After the last customer left, the bangs INTENSIFIED GREATLY and I realized that the employee was now just doing it as loud as possible to piss me off.

I went down to tell them to stop and the kid working was HOT. He got in my face and called me an idiot for moving above a lacrosse store, whatever that means, and that I was a little bitch and to get the f*ck away from his store. Screaming in my face.

So, yeah, I'll be heading to the office tomorrow to report that little dense meatball.

I need a house and I need a house NOW.

Bro the move would have been to be totally chill and conciliatory and then go back upstairs and stomp on the floor again.

If you're willing to pay for a plane ticket, food, beer, and give me a couch to sleep on I can make your floor ****ing rattle, dude.

Started off the day making a vegan Hummingbird Banana Bread loaf,
then did some work in the yard followed by some sound file transfers
and listening to some music from Uruguay (Montevideo in particular).
Now, gonna relax with some of this while reading "Xenakis Matters" :

https://i.imgur.com/SUONfrX.jpg

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English prog rock band Van Der Graaf‘s entire recorded work for Charisma Records is being released in a 17CD+3 x blu-ray box set. This package features remastered albums, bonus tracks, BBC sessions, rare video footage, new stereo remixes and 5.1 surround versions.

The studio albums features on The Charisma Years are as follows: The Least We Can Do is Wave to Each Other (1970), H to He Who Am the Only One (1970), Pawn Hearts (1971), Godbluff (1975), Still Life (1976), World Record (1976) and The Quiet Zone / The Pleasure Dome (1977).

All of these have bonus tracks such as A-sides, B-sides and all of the surviving BBC sessions recorded by the band. CD 4 is almost an entire disc of Pawn Hearts sessions.

Additionally, the double live album, Vital (1978) is included, as is a recently discovered and previously unreleased entire concert recorded in Paris in December 1976 by French radio.

The last four CDs in The Charisma Years (CD14 to CD17) are new stereo mixes of H to he Who Am the Only One, Pawn Hearts, Godbluff and Still Life. These have been remixed from the original multi-track tapes by Stephen W Tayler.

Eating hummingbird isn't vegan. Straight up.

So are cows. Eat burgers?

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Originally Posted by The Batlord (Post 2185684)

Trying to avoid a sonic battle but I am going to attempt to get these ****ers evicted.

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Originally Posted by Exo (Post 2185691)

Trying to avoid a sonic battle but I am going to attempt to get these ****ers evicted.

Tbf honestly they are just a business trying to make ends meet who, as a lacrosse shop, probably can't afford real retail space. It sounds like it might be an " It is what it is" thing.

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Originally Posted by The Batlord (Post 2185692)

Tbf honestly they are just a business trying to make ends meet who, as a lacrosse shop, probably can't afford real retail space. It sounds like it might be an " It is what it is" thing.

It's just their equipment. Their "net" they use is essentially a giant A Frame bass drum. It's hard canvass stretched over pipes. There's a million ways to achieve a "bounce back" net and make it quieter. It's like Braveheart down there.