I think that gong thing and the 15a horns are in front of a vast bass horn. Proper madness. 
A mindful touch of Feng Shui here, shove everything to one end of the room leaving a vacuous zen like void in the remainder on which to gently ponder.
Behind him, on the right hand side of the pic can I make out some sort of twin TT console thingy and to the left of that a monster transcription deck?
Cracking pic
Haha, you havenât seen the hifi room.
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Every time I see one of those old âbuilding skyscraperâ pictures my stomach does a back flip and my balls look for a way back inside the body. The nerve those guys had is incredible
I like the casual attitude hereâŚ
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It recovered well given that just two years earlier it was being terrorised by a giant gorilla.
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Yes,did they ever catch it,wonder if it had kids?
Apparently over 20% of all âhigh workâ in early sky scraper construction was undertaken by native American Indians. They have no fear. (Source: My spirit guide)
Apparently âŚ
The work on tall buildings pays well and some Mohawks got involved in the trade at a certain point and promoted it in the community or got their friends hired onto the crews. Over time, they fostered a reputation and carved out niche in the field. Then, Americans started coming up with romantic notions about Natives having no fear of heights because a large percentage of these crews were Mohawk.
It has nothing to do with some kind of innate, natural lack of fear.
The MWS spirit guide has a broken heart and wounded knee, I pray you speak with forked tongue Sir.
Tis spoken by Small Eagle Google, leader of the tribe Knowitall of the Southern Tinterwebs
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Cockpit of a 1939 Boeing 
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Wow, no clutch pedal. I didnât realise that the 1939 Boeing came in an auto. 
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Yes,think the auto was a 1.3 engine from a corsa
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