GunpointMetal
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Fixed it.Tasty GP MIDI with bad vocals over them.
Fixed it.Tasty GP MIDI with bad vocals over them.
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As the other guy said already, washing machines are cheap. At least compared to the guitar gear discussed here in this forum. So not at all luxury.Same in Chicago, it's for sure a luxury to have an in unit washer/dryer.
Must be a cheap place to live where a a bedroom is less than a washing machine.Shit, around here in-unit laundry costs more than an extra bedroom.
I guess I could buy one of those shitty ones that you hook up to a regular sink fixture, if I want to wash three things at a time. There'd be no room to put a full size washer and dryer (gotta have the dryer for the 3-4 months out of the year where its too cold out to hang-dry). It's definitely cheaper here than major metropolitan areas, but definitely not inexpensive, at least if you don't wanna spend 60% of your income on rent.As the other guy said already, washing machines are cheap. At least compared to the guitar gear discussed here in this forum. So not at all luxury.
Must be a cheap place to live where a a bedroom is less than a washing machine.
Fixed it.
That's fine. Nobody complained about Rush using fake washing machines either.Washing machine was at half speed.
This band is now officially know as
The WAASHING Machine.
We can't forget if he keeps reminding usAnd as a divisive figure the man himself is I think there's a sincerity and conviction to his riffs that I wish he would share more with the world and maybe over time people would forget all the ??? stuff he's been known for
- Semensky's singing is good but his harsh vocals were awful, a deeper more powerful growler would have ruled
We can't forget if he keeps reminding us
Same in Chicago, it's for sure a luxury to have an in unit washer/dryer.
Same exact boat for me. I ended up in Lincoln Park because the west side was actually more expensive... how screwed up is that considering the west used to be the slums.I live in Lakeview but I was looking at Wicker even though I knew it's $$$ but any place I could have afforded rent didn't even have in-building/on-site laundry so I X'd that really fast.
Same exact boat for me. I ended up in Lincoln Park because the west side was actually more expensive... how screwed up is that considering the west used to be the slums.
Oh don't get me wrong, the main strip of Wicker Park is by far my favorite place in Chicago. If it wasn't for the ridiculous rent prices, I'd move there in a heartbeat, especially since I work in the West side. But you're right, the transportation to the west side is just awful. You have to go to the loop, then back out. Chicago was not planned correctly, at all!Yeah you gotta admit "downtown" Wicker is hard to beat though, but it does have a weird feeling since it has the "look" of a bad area.. now if only it wasn't such a pain to get over there via public transportation...they should make a blue/red connecting stop somewhere closer than downtown.
Oh don't get me wrong, the main strip of Wicker Park is by far my favorite place in Chicago. If it wasn't for the ridiculous rent prices, I'd move there in a heartbeat, especially since I work in the West side. But you're right, the transportation to the west side is just awful. You have to go to the loop, then back out. Chicago was not planned correctly, at all!