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I have this bass line stuck in my head and I can not find the song. I'm pretty sure it's a 90s alt deep cut, but it might be early 2000s.

I seem to remember the vocals being a male voice, mostly talk/singing, not really singing, and the entire composition is really mellow.

Here's a clip of me poorly singing/humming the main bit: https://voca.ro/1f7QanxxNqiO

I'm looking forward to finally getting this stupid riff out of my head! :)

The latest episode of the Scouting Memories Podcast is out now! Hear stories from the 2023 National Scout Jamboree, told by the voices of those who were there!

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I saw this performance tonight from a local children's theatre. The actors are all high school kids and they put on a pretty great performance. It's a fun murder-mystery show for those who enjoy a good "Whodunnit?" kind of evening. There is one more performance, Saturday night at 6 PM.

Tickets are $10 at the door. Show starts at 6 PM.

More info here: https://aroundthecurtain.org/theboxoffice/

Hey, Scouters!

I’ll be attending my first Jamboree this summer as the Scoutmaster for my son’s Jamboree troop. I’m an Eagle Scout with 30 years of Scouting history, ~15 weeks at summer camp, several NOAC trips. I know what I need to have a successful trip. That’s not really the question.

Obvious stuff includes extra shoes, a comfortable chair, a reliable phone charger and maybe a solar panel, a good hiking stick, a solar shower, etc.

What I’m looking for is … What is your favorite non-essential item for a Jamboree trip? Something that might not be essential but really helps make the trip more fun, more comfortable, or more enjoyable.

Thanks!

I tried to get a photo of the setlist but I didn't see it any no one has posted a good setlist to setlist.fm, so I'm hoping someone here was at the show (it was a tiny crowd) and has a copy of the setlist.

I'm headed out on a short trip in a couple of weeks, hoping to take some synths with me. We're traveling by car, so space isn't a huge issue, but I'd like to make it fairly compact.

Here's what I have:

• Moog Sound Studio 3 (DFAM+SubH+M32 in a 3-tier rack)
• Moog Mavis
• Behringer RD-6
• Behringer TD-3
• Pocket Operators (PO-10, PO-12, PO-14, and PO-20)

Ideally, I'd figure out a way to take all of it. At a minimum, I'd like to take the Mavis, TD-3, and RD-6. I'll also throw in some headphones, a power strip, and a tiny summing mixer. I'll probably take a small digital recorder, as well, but that's easy to pack.

I've tried some of the Pelican-style cases at Harbor Freight, but the Behring