Tuesday, Tuesday, Tuesday...

[Snowbunny]

And some MFSL stuff, before I sell it.

Okay, Dusty, help me out here. I finally figured out RIYL and the only thing that comes to mind when I see MF is, well, a guy who really loves his mother...

"Hurt" was originally by Nine Inch Nails

Get outta town! That's pretty amazing!

[newtrix1]

And some MFSL stuff, before I sell it.

Okay, Dusty, help me out here. I finally figured out RIYL and the only thing that comes to mind when I see MF is, well, a guy who really loves his mother...

MFSL: manly female seeks lesbian

Dusty's just going thru another phase.

[Dusty Chalk]

And some MFSL stuff, before I sell it.

Okay, Dusty, help me out here. I finally figured out RIYL and the only thing that comes to mind when I see MF is, well, a guy who really loves his mother...

MFSL==Mobile Fidelity Sound Labs -- a record label that specializes in limited edition high quality pressings of classic music titles. For example, I had three sealed copies of Jethro Tull's Living in the Past (one of the holy grails of MFSL collectors). One, I put a Buy It Now of US$100, and it sold in like 4 hours, most of which were pre-dawn. So the second one I put a Buy It Now of US$150, and a reserve of US$100, and it hit reserve in under 24 hours (it's going to sell in like a day).

The third one I'll probably open. And listen to. Once. Then sell it. I'll probably get less than US$100 for it just for doing that, but you know what? I don't care. I want to hear it. At least once. I can't have my grubby little hands on it, and pass up the opportunity to listen to it. There's a couple I have duplicates of, but some I'm just selling, even though I only had one copy. (Like, remind me, for example, why I sold my only copy of Pink Floyd's Meddle?!?!? What was I thinking?!?!?)

So when I say I've been listening to some MFSL, I mean things like Pink Floyd, and Eric Clapton, and Supertramp, and lots of other classic rock type stuff. U2, Blue Oyster Cult, ...

"Hurt" was originally by Nine Inch Nails

Get outta town! That's pretty amazing!

Yeah. Cash did a really good job of making that song his own. You should hear the NINny version.

Oh, and in her defense -- it was only huge if you were already into NIN.