Re: Re: Re: Top Ten????
 

Or, it takes me downloading the pieces ftp, Using AcidPro4 to put them together, and ftping them back to Roger, continue as noted. I can do it without anyone having to re-rip the cd. Just give the word, Bossman.

wait!
 

I'm not familiar with AcidPro4, but if it's like any of the editors I've used, it would take the mp3, turn it to a wav file, allow you to do the editing, and then turn it back to an mp3.

That would degrade the sound quality. Reripping is probably a better solution, unless AcidPro4 doesn't have to decompress and recompress.

Hmnmm, that's correct, but I don't think it'll mess up the quality very much. They way I make BrainRock is ripping the song at 192k and then opening it in Acid, putting it all together, then rendering it as a single 2-hour mp3 at 192k. I think it sounds fine when it play on AM. But I'm not an expert on technology. Jim and Avian and Roger.Lee have to make that call. Just offering.

Thank you, but...
 

I can wait.

(also stops opportunity to insert a 5 minute godspeed break into the song )

:p


JK!:rolleyes:

Re: Thank you, but...
 

Rick, my goodness! I laughed so hard I teared up! Stupendous!

Re: Thank you, but...
 

Ooh, harsh.

(that never would have occured to me. I wonder if I can slip Phlakaton in somewhere....)

OK, I've re-ripped the Discipline and Sonus Umbra, and have uploaded them. Roger will likely get to them later today or tomorrow...

And I'll make sure to post when I do!

Roger -Dot- Lee, tonight if Mrs.Lee is already asleep, otherwise likely tomorrow.

Thanks gentlemen...
 

now to find time to request and enjoy......

(The Jim and RDL tag team, would be champions, but Roger keeps getting disqualified for foreign objects and chewing on the turnbuckle...)

Re: Thanks gentlemen...
 

I don't do NOTHIN' with foreign objects! That's my excuse and I'm sticking to it.

Of course, the turnbuckles would explain my teeth, too....

Roger -Dot- Lee, kinda curious as to what a turnbuckle really is...

since you asked...
 

in the "pro" wrestling (read:fake), a turnbuckle is the piece in each of the four corners of the ring (like how they call a 4 sided-object a ring) that holds the ropes together.

George "The Animal" Steele, was a very strange person, who was very hairy and would come out with a green tongue and chew on the turnbuckle. He's actually an English professor and has a PHD, but in wrestling circles he professed not to speak.

Interesting? Maybe not....but I thought I'd let you know.:cool:

Re: since you asked...
 

That one left me puzzled as well. They do it in boxing, too. Maybe it has something to do with too many blows to the head.

Actually, when I was working at Turner, they also owned a competing organization that went up against WWF or whoever the big cheeze (heh) in that entertainment venue happens to be. I got to see some of the scripts they used.

Yes, they're all pre-scripted. I know this will come as a terrible disappointment to everyone. But it also explains why you never see sports books in Vegas offering wagers on pro wrasslin'.

Probably a good thing. He'd probably start speaking, confuse the bejeezus out of 99% of his audience, and they'd suddenly think they were back in Jr. High School or something (going on the assumption that most of them never made it to high school, of course).

OK, cheap shot. Sorry.

What really surprised me about those guys, though, is: a) most of the wrestlers themselves are quite intelligent. b) most of them are incredibly flexible (especially considering the bulk they have to carry). c) outside the rink, to a person, they're very congenial.

You're ALWAYS interesting, Rick. :D

Roger -Dot- Lee

Re: Re: since you asked...
 

Several years ago, we had a plumber who was quitting the field to enter pro wrestling. Since I don't follow pro wrestling, I have no idea if he made it. But there's actually school they have to go before they're even allowed to try out - it's a pretty big deal. But I would echo Roger's comments - this guy was obviously intelligent, and a heck of a nice guy. Frightening physically (big, buff, and you could just tell that he knew how to move - the flexible thing), but almost gentle in his interaction.

C'mon you Dudley's.........
 

I used to watch WWF (WWE), WCW etc. religiously.

It was obviousley staged and scripted but you HAD to marvel at the athleticism of those guys (and gals) in the way they'd throw themselves around.

I got fed up with it when the off stage scenarios meant more than the wrestling.

D'Von.........................get the table!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

LMFAO! Great fun.

Totally not prog related, but when I was younger, I had a NSMC on Bret "The Hitman" Hart. The Best There Is, The Best There Was, The Best There Ever Will Be. Dag-yo.