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Every Picture Tells a Story - Rod Stewart

Stop! In the Name of Love - The Supremes

Flying - The Beatles

2,000 Light Years From Home - The Rolling Stones

Don't Stop Believin' - Journey

It's All Over Now - The Rolling Stones

Three Blind Mice - Thomas Ravenscroft

Move Along - The All-American Rejects

Roller - April Wine

The Killing Of Georgie - Rod Stewart

She Blinded Me With Science - Thomas Dolby

Frankenstein - Edgar Winter

Stuck In The Middle With You - Steelers Wheel

You Know My Name Look Up My Number - The Beatles

Bark at the Moon - Ozzy Osbourne

Monkberry Moon Delight - Macca

It may grow on me over time, but at the moment it doesn’t work for me.

30 Days In The Hole - Humble Pie

Thela Hun Ginjeet - King Crimson

We Didn't Start the Fire - Billy Joel

Essentially, a compressor compresses the dynamic (volume) range of the track. A limiter on the other hand limits the amount of a signal passing through. Both use a user dialed in volume output cap (known as the threshold) but instead of taking the volume overage and compressing it, a limiter just completely removes it.

You may have already considered this, but import taxes, duties and brokerage fees. There’s also the shipping to think about too. These often overlooked fees can be as much as the instrument you’re importing. I have been burned a few times buying from the USA (I once ordered a pedal from Chicago, and paid more in import duties, brokerage fees and shipping than the pedal cost!🔥) Last year I ordered a motorcycle jacket from Europe—the price was good, and they offered free shipping to me. Perfect. Until I got an email from customs that I owed import duty on it… then when the jacket didn’t fit properly, I contacted the seller about a return and found out that they wouldn’t provide me with a return shipping label—sellers get low rates due to their volume of shipping (I even offered to pay for it). So the duty and return shipping cost me more than half of what the cost of the jacket was. Live and learn. I’ll never do that again.

Stand Tall - Burton Cummings

Going Down - Freddie King

Ewwww… an 81 year old with false teeth and bad breath nibbling your ear while scratching at your marble sack with her talons…