SR V: To boldly go where no room has gone before

Oh gosh, yes.  I was at my mates house Saturday night for a while and he had Metallica's So What on CD.  It felt odd Metallica covering a song like that, especially as it uses English place names as well.

Was it an Anti Nowhere League tune originally, then?


Edited by James - May 18 2009 at 23:44

Hahahaha.

So what?  So what, you dirty little .  Who cares, who cares about you, you?  Who cares, who cares about you, you you you?

I've been here, I've been there, I've been every f**king where, so what so what, so what so what, you dirty little .

Sorry!

^I've listened to it a couple of times so far, and I'm liking it a lot. And pretty equally all the songs. After Sailing to Philadelphia it might be the best thing with Knopfler's name on the cover. Sure as heck it beats the mediocre couple of The Ragpicker's Dream and Shangri La, possibly even the very good Kill to Get Crimson. Recently I bought one Emmylou solo album as well, I should get back to listening to it since I liked it on the first hearing. I like how their voices complement each other on the duo album.

Sailing to Philadelphia's title track was done with James Taylor and it's one of my favourite songs ever  Other guests on the album were Van Morrison, Gillian Welch and some others I can't remember now. From Dire Straits's output that album beats at least Communiqué and On Every Street pretty easily, and they're good albums too. Ragpicker's first four tracks were brilliant (love especially Devil Baby) but then it just loses steam, the same thing happening with Shangri La midway through.

My mom likes Emmylou Harris. I thought Wrecking Ball was really boring.

Edited by Henry Plainview - May 19 2009 at 00:24

Yes but you're a n00b and your opinion doesn't count. 

Gosh, I'm supposed to be an avant-prog/RIO freak and here I am talking about Mark Knopfler, Emmylou Harris and Neil Young.

Zuma.

A mighty fine Neil Young album.  Of course, I love Harvest, After the Gold Rush and the great live albums Live Rust and Unplugged but Zuma is just amazing.

That's the one I'm probably least familiar with of all his work from the debut to Rust Never Sleeps. My friend thinks it's his best album ever, and I've got to admit that so far it has felt really good. 

James wrote: I just made the mistake of copy and pasting all my music on C: onto my external drive (where most of it is backed up anway). It's going to take 75 minutes!

Keppa4v wrote: James wrote: I just made the mistake of copy and pasting all my music on C: onto my external drive (where most of it is backed up anway). It's going to take 75 minutes! That's not bad at all, depending of course on how much music you have. If my girlfriend uses our older computer to update her portable player's playlist, adding six-seven albums lasts about twenty minutes. Then again I moved all 130 or so gigabytes of music from the external drive to my Macbook in about an hour.

Yes but I don't need to overwrite them all.  I just wanted to backup the albums that I've had on C: drive since my last backup (which is quite a few).  Rather than pick them all out, I thought I'd copy and paste the whole lot and say No when it asked if I wanted to Overwrite.  Instead, it gave me one option to Overwrite the folder and I said Yes, so now it's overwriting it all.  I just hope I'm not losing anything.


Edited by James - May 19 2009 at 00:48