TL Cribs anyone? - Page 10

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(Since flash makes every picture look like it was taken in a hospital ward, I used it sparingly.)

This is just a view of the desk half of my room from the hallway (you can see my door to the left, in the first photo). My posters are a mix of modern art and music. I just bought the Ellsworth Kelly poster (really colorful one) over winter break at Ontario's new museum of art. I love it.

Also, I am a huge Seinfeld fan.

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This is the other half of my room. That's my tie collection hanging in the back. To the left of this shot is my closet. The raised structure is...

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...my bed. The best part about lofting my bed like this is that I never have to make it. HA!

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This is what my desk looks like from the couch in the third photo - in other words, what I see whenever T1 has a Proleague match (minus the screensaver ^^). That lanyard hanging on the wall is my pass to last year's Macworld expo.

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This is the top shelf of my bookcase: pretty much everything a responsible college student should have in his room. Don't worry, the Smirnoff is more for girls than it is for me.

I like red wine so I have a few bottles: 2 Rosso di Montalcino and 2 Mettler Petite Syrah. Both are recommended!

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Last year I bought a turntable...

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...and started a small vinyl collection. I've only bought my very favorite albums, in an effort to avoid spending all of my earnings on this project.

I'll digress for a moment here to comment on how cool it is to have a record player. Playing vinyls turns listening to music into a true "activity" - it's acceptable to invite people over to simply listen to music, if the music is being played on a turntable (iTunes doesn't have the same charm). Owning the records is also neat - the album art is usually great and they often come with posters or art that was not available for the electronic or CD versions. I think music on vinyl sounds much "richer", especially at high volumes. Vinyl is a particularly good format for electronic music, which tends to have its high end really blown out in digital formats. Just my opinion - I'm no audiophile.

Here's a list of the records you can see in this picture (artist - album):

The Cure - Disintegration
The Anniversary - Designing a Nervous Breakdown
Fleet Foxes - Fleet Foxes
Coldplay - Parachutes
Death Cab for Cutie - Plans
The Postal Service - Give Up
Third Eye Blind - Third Eye Blind
Starfucker - Starfucker
Toyko Police Club - Elephant Shell
Stars - In Our Bedroom After the War
[some old guitarists from my parents' collection]
Arcade Fire - Funeral
Smashing Pumpkins - Siamese Dream
Pendulum - Hold Your Colour
Radiohead - In Rainbows
Stars - Set Yourself on Fire
Manchester Orchestra - I'm Like a Virgin Losing a Child
Radiohead - Kid A
Explosions in the Sky - All of a Sudden I Miss Everyone
Pinback - Blue Screen Life
Editors - An End Has a Start
Taking Back Sunday - Where You Want to Be
Radiohead - The Bends
Silversun Pickups - Carnavas
Smashing Pumpkins - Adore
Radiohead - OK Computer
[some more old albums from my parents]

In the very right of this picture you can catch the jacket of my favorite RPG of all time.

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This is the desk part of my desk. My computer is a 15'' C2Duo MBP, and you can see it chilling in the background there. The foosball men are casualties from the deep run I made in my freshman year's intramural foosball tournament.

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OK, this probably doesn't deserve its own picture. These are mostly full of movies.

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Shockingly, this is probably the biggest mess in my room right now.

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These route audio signals between my computer, turntable, speakers, and headphones. The switchboxes were a Christmas gift from my little brother. Thanks bro!

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Every story needs a happy ending so...

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