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Enjoying my coffee and this band this morning. Not stoner or doom warning.
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Yeah, they are all over the genre place, pretty interesting.Parts of it sound like Steely Dan's tougher cousin.
I dig.
you canadians and your tim hortons.
Don't mess with Timmy.
Or you'll eat that Cruller backward. Yah.
We worked on a company aquisition in Ottawa and just recently finally finished the call center deployment. When we were up there installing the PBX I was going to Tims for coffee and a bite to eat. The locals thought I was a crack head for getting the xl large coffee. Need brain lube, in fact need it now, have a fresh pot.
Nice, I was tempted but glad somone here picked it up. I've been really impressed with the W&C TFR.Just bought a Pickle Pie B from the classifieds, pretty psyched.
Nice, I was tempted but glad somone here picked it up. I've been really impressed with the W&C TFR.
Enjoying my coffee and this band this morning. Not stoner or doom warning.
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The locals thought I was a crack head for getting the xl large coffee. Need brain lube, in fact need it now, have a fresh pot.
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I think those had solid state preamps and tube power amps - that's about all I know about it.Anybody know what a Peavey festival series 220 is? Looks like this.
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Shots of Corey's amp
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Custom Wizard Fuzz #001
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Anybody know what a Peavey festival series 220 is? Looks like this.
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