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Thanks for the help dudes!
It doesn't sound like it contains spaceships or hobbits, or space-faring hobbits... so I probably haven't read it.

worra wrote:I'll be honest, I was hoping for something with a slightly smaller form factor. Jack placement is also a bit unfortunate. Sounds cool, but I I'm not sure there's room for this and the Dream Sequence in my life.

Totally agree. If you're going to do a big box, you better at least put top jacks on it to minimize the footprint.

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goroth wrote:
Thanks for the help dudes!
It doesn't sound like it contains spaceships or hobbits, or space-faring hobbits... so I probably haven't read it.

It does contain an alternate future where Netflix happened via VHS and Quebecois terrorists are pissed off that the US catapults its waste into Canada.

oldangelmidnight wrote:

goroth wrote:
Thanks for the help dudes!
It doesn't sound like it contains spaceships or hobbits, or space-faring hobbits... so I probably haven't read it.

It does contain an alternate future where Netflix happened via VHS and Quebecois terrorists are pissed off that the US catapults its waste into Canada.

An alternate future where we talk to each other on videophone, oh wait. That's actually happened.

worra wrote:Jack placement is also a bit unfortunate.

Oh, you top-mounters always get the first reply.

Damn, I was hoping for Gravity's Rainbox.

oldangelmidnight wrote:

goroth wrote:
Thanks for the help dudes!
It doesn't sound like it contains spaceships or hobbits, or space-faring hobbits... so I probably haven't read it.

It does contain an alternate future where Netflix happened via VHS and Quebecois terrorists are pissed off that the US catapults its waste into Canada.

and a calender based on corporate sponsorship: The Year of The Whopper, then the Year of The Hanes Underwear...
One could argue that we just entered the Year of The Tic Tac

The Eristic wrote:Damn, I was hoping for Gravity's Rainbox.

I'm hoping for a Confederacy of Crunches.

UglyCasanova wrote:It's just known (at least around the literary students I've hung with) to be a little "oh, look at me reading the difficult and humongous IJ, with its vast array of words and footnotes with footnotes". That's all. Hip might not be the right word. Pompous?

FWIW it's a hella great book - got me out of a huge depression (although that may have just been coincidental and I got out of the depression in the time it took me to get through the dang thing)
And Evlind, the title of the book is a reference to Hamlet (one of the story arcs is like a weird, twisted version of Hamlet), so you still get your gold star

This pedal sounds pretty cool, but it might end up being one of those that I like, but don't see myself ever using enough to buy (much like the Dream Sequence)

baremountain wrote:

UglyCasanova wrote:It's just known (at least around the literary students I've hung with) to be a little "oh, look at me reading the difficult and humongous IJ, with its vast array of words and footnotes with footnotes". That's all. Hip might not be the right word. Pompous?

FWIW it's a hella great book - got me out of a huge depression (although that may have just been coincidental and I got out of the depression in the time it took me to get through the dang thing)
And Evlind, the title of the book is a reference to Hamlet (one of the story arcs is like a weird, twisted version of Hamlet), so you still get your gold star

This pedal sounds pretty cool, but it might end up being one of those that I like, but don't see myself ever using enough to buy (much like the Dream Sequence)

I remember really enjoying the challenge of reading it. I literally read in in 10-20 page increments over 4 months, but felt very satisfied after reading it. It might be pompous or hip or whatever, but who cares? You should be reading for your own enjoyment, anyways.

I realize I haven't said much about this pedal, but I feel I could get a lot of these sounds with pedals I already have. I'm thinking 4046-M > POG2 > Protostar > Spectre. And probably a reverb in there somewhere.

In other news, I think you (baremountain) and I would get along well were we to live in the same city.

yeatsvisitslincoln wrote:

The Eristic wrote:Damn, I was hoping for Gravity's Rainbox.

I'm hoping for a Confederacy of Crunches.

underrated post.

Also I own and love Infinite Jest but I lost my fucking bookmark a third of the way through it and i'll be damned if I'm starting from the beginning so I haven't finished it.

The Pale King was really, really good, though.

I don't give a fuck what it is. I'm getting it. Look for my sale soon sons and daughters.

yeatsvisitslincoln wrote:In other news, I think you (baremountain) and I would get along well were we to live in the same city.

I've made 3 trips to Nashville since Sept '15, so I'm definitely no stranger to those parts. My best friend moved out there to get his PhD at Vandy (since quit to do music; he hangs w folks in Linear Downfall, Butthole, and Skoolgirl if you're familiar with them) so I make it a point to go visit him fairly often. He, too, has quite the gear collection. I'll definitely let you know next time I'm in town

D.o.S. wrote:Also I own and love Infinite Jest but I lost my fucking bookmark a third of the way through it and i'll be damned if I'm starting from the beginning so I haven't finished it.

The Pale King was really, really good, though.

Lol I started reading 1 year before I seriously read it and only got 100 or so pages in. When I picked it back up I just started from somewhere around there I've only read selections from The Pale King (the 100 page one in the middle about how the guy joined the IRS was great). I've read a buncha his other works too; his nonfiction is stellar if you haven't looked into it.

This has now become the Infinite Jets discussion/Infinite Jest fan thread