probably the second worst change, after wiped-out archives

i like ferocious soop, like a spicy bisque

The main thing about TBL’s comments on twitter is that do you guys remember when he used to joke about us clicking on the ads? Back in those days, he relied on his faithful to help him out. Then when the same crew started to critique his work, shit went downhill and he got defensive.

This is important, and I think that’s why some of the commenters aren’t going to be so happy when TBL makes a comment like that. I remember those days, and I also remember when he was far more interactive. Now we don’t matter?

/you’ve changed, bro. you’ve changed.

I’ve been a faithful reader of both site/comments since the Harold Reynolds incident. IMHO I think the comments section was much better 3-5 years ago. Part of that I’m sure is TBL’s lack of interest in it. He used to really hold things together in here. That was pre-twitter though – so maybe twitter has changed how he approaches the comments section as well. Just a guess.

Yea I mean I don’t disagree with you. And the thing about twitter is definitely true. I think it’s changed his approach and many other veteran commenters. TBLAD used to be epic probably 5 out of 7 nights 3 years ago.

If we don’t matter, why have a Commenter Bill of Rights?

please…those were the commenter’s articles of confederation.

This makes me sad for the next generation.

it’s the same in music…the next generation has all this technology at their fingertips, they’ll just use one keyboard rather than an original fender rhodes, a hammond b3, moog, etc.

and with the technology in terms of writing scores on computers, composers won’t have the joy of handwriting their compositions. i always enjoyed that, for some strange reason…the “penmanship” of the notes on the page, the swirl of the treble clef, the gentle soop of eighth notes…sigh.

no bruce, no best.

No, Clamps, no clamps.

your opinion is wrong

im of the opinion that my opinion is fact.

http://www.laweekly.com/2012-04-12/film-tv/35-mm-film-digital-Hollywood/

This makes me sad for the next generation.

no bruce, no best.

your opinion is wrong

IMHO I think the comments section was much better 3-5 years ago.

it was different, for sure. better is impossible to quantify.

first album is the best

no bruce, no best.

I’ve been a faithful reader of both site/comments since the Harold Reynolds incident. IMHO I think the comments section was much better 3-5 years ago. Part of that I’m sure is TBL’s lack of interest in it. He used to really hold things together in here. That was pre-twitter though – so maybe twitter has changed how he approaches the comments section as well. Just a guess.

It isn’t format-specific, either, so I would theoretically never be able to outrun the resolution on that 35mm film reel

But you can though. I wouldn’t go bigger than 11×17 for 400 ISO film. Faster than that, and you’re really getting into resolution loss.

Virtually everyone comes here for the comments

It’s ashamed that this may be true.

oooh forgot this halloween costume. had an art major roommate my freshman year and he painted my face to look like eddie, put on a ripped white t-shirt and jeans was good to go. ended the night by screaming at my gf and trashing her dorm room

first album is the best