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Eephus wasn't always clear about what layer of things categories were on, so my retirement tracking post may have some inconsistencies: https://forums.footballguys.com/topic/789651-genrepalooza-presents-fg-radio-tons-of-lithium-but-very-little-chill/?do=findComment&comment=23035740. If you see anything that's off, let me know.
Cool. I went by your list, but there are different categories on the roll list. I don't think there are any that are already rolled that I missed, so it's really like a reset button for them. We should be okay. My retirement process isn't the same as Eephus's (it always confused me), so my big worry was that we would run out of categories, but I don't see that happening too quickly because of this. Still lots of dice to be rolled.
Not as hard as I thought it would be, but when you can't read the rich text format from Windows to a Mac, you'll miss things like spaces, typeset errors -- I even missed an it's/its distinction, which I know cold. It just wasn't an optimal format from which to take a class. I wasn't able to convey how much I learned because of the software issues that went along with the course. The grammar questions were difficult enough; I needed to be able to read a clean document on a clean screen, not the sort of madness we were getting.
These format issues for a copyediting class sound challenging. I'm glad you still learned a lot, and it served its purpose. I guess it would be hard to fail someone with the computer issues that made the class more difficult.
Whoops. Your link goes to the top of the page. (Sort of wanted to hear what they had in store.)
Huh. I just scrolled through a ton to have it stop at 1998. That's too late for early Snoop. I wonder if it's because of Death Row Records. The Chronic by Dre isn't there, either. It's grayed out.
Ahh, that would make sense. But by 1993, weren't they having to clear the samples anyway? And they sampled Clinton and P-Funk because George had signed the rights away? The de minimis standard evaporated when Biz Markie got slapped down in 1991, so paying for the clearance had to have already happened by '93.
Indeed. I hate when I see the dreaded greyscale in place of the bright white of the song listing.
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Hopefully not snark to my poor linkage skills. The whole album is pretty cool. I only recently discovered it after watching Monterrey Pop Festival again and wanting to find more Ravi. I had no idea he and Glass did a whole album together taking spins on each others work and co-writing some songs as well.Never heard this before
Thanks. We can go one degree of separation, but you have to have played with Miles. (I'm personally motivated to make this easy on myself, really. I can imagine you, Pip, ilov, simey, and k4 and Dr. Octopus all pretty much being able to do Miles in his own right. Mrs. R., too. That sort of leaves me.)
Now I'm really confused. Eephus always called the "first round" Dayton. The Hopper was stuff that was waiting to gain entry into the main event. Dayton was the stuff that was waiting to gain entry into THAT.
Yep. It's the same as that. Dayton gains entry into the Main Event, just like in college basketball.
I think the discrepancy was that you put 50 categories in the main event and the original run had 57 (channels and nothing on).
Yeah, I wasn't privy to that until I did all the sorting and saw Eephus's sheet. I think we should be good to go if we can keep coming up with categories. There's still plenty of rolls left with that we've got.
