jimilee
Well-known member
Rocking out? Are you sure that’s what you were doing?I caught myself rocking out to Huey Lewis and the News the other day.....
"So this is it!?" ... very appropriate lyrics for the moment of realization.
What's on the workbench?
- Thread starter PedalPCB
- Start date
jimilee
Well-known member
No that is a nightmare!Absolutely, I celebrate the decade as a whole. Every genre was lit. Punk, hardcore, metal, pop, new wave, adult contemporary, r&b, rock n roll, smooth jazz, rough jazz, hip hop, indie, weird AL, alternative and the birth of grunge. Even the the boy bands were
ICTRock
Well-known member
They're Rush sitting around playing D&D while X-Files reruns are on the TV in the background
ICTRock
Well-known member
Robert
Reverse Engineer
I mean they aren't the worst band I've ever heard.... I'd probably listen to them before I would Behemoth.
It was just a series of surprises... The voice was not what I expected when I saw the band.
Bricksnbeatles
Member known well
As Jim Steinman wrote: Two out of three ain’t bad!
How about Squeeze? Another 80s new wave/power pop favorite of mine.
jimilee
Well-known member
I concede my friend.I respect you Jimi so I will bite my tongue and not clap back. We can agree to disagree
jimilee
Well-known member
I like them pretty well, and how about The Smiths?
Bricksnbeatles
Member known well
Love Marr, Rourke, and Joyce. Hate Moz.
Johnny Marr in 2019 was one of the most incredible concerts I’ve ever seen. I was absolutely awestruck watching him from the edge of the stage.
Lots of cool shots of him in this album (and just as many that are terrible)
finebyfine
Well-known member
Mods be damned we will find fun in every thread on this here forum
chongmagic
Well-known member
Tears for Fears played near me lately, hate I missed them.
Bricksnbeatles
Member known well
Saw them the night I got my kidney stones. It was still a net-win for the day because tears for fears were so absurdly incredible. I can’t believe that Roland is still able to sing Badman’s Song so damn well!
Not my video, but you might be able to see me. I was I think the 8th row, Roland’s side of the stage
Harry Klippton
Well-known member
What about NWOBHMAbsolutely, I celebrate the decade as a whole. Every genre was lit. Punk, hardcore, metal, pop, new wave, adult contemporary, r&b, rock n roll, smooth jazz, rough jazz, hip hop, indie, weird AL, alternative and the birth of grunge. Even the the boy bands were
Coda
Well-known member
The 80s...hmm. I was born in the 80's, so that's cool. The 80's sees Ozzy's best work, a great interpretation of Crimson (#2 to LTIA-Red lineup), Rollins-era Black Flag, Surfer Rosa, Big Black, Prince (though I think he's overrated a bit, especially in the 80s), Spinal Tap's best work, Megadeth, Grandma Got Run Over by a Reindeer, The Travelling Willburys, Mudhoney/Soundgarden/The Melvins, I think Big Monk was born in the 80's...
jimilee
Well-known member
Ozzy is a god!!! He is probably my most favoritist artist Evar!!!
Bricksnbeatles
Member known well
I know it’s what’s on [Bugg’s] workbench, but I feel the need to share the extremely satisfying fit of this USB port I just drilled for.
Bricksnbeatles
Member known well
Amazon. Don’t remember the brand, but It’s a panel mount USB-C jack for printers.
the diameter is 24mm, so I drilled a 15/16” hole, and then used the oscillating spindle sander to carefully open the hole up until it snugly fit the jack. Just need to drill the two little holes for the mounting screws now.
