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Don't know why I needed to listen to this today... Destroyer by Kiss (1976) https://album.link/i/1440854205 Example: So there was that...

Gives me so much anxiety...

Because reasons: Sinatra At The Sands by Frank Sinatra (1966) https://album.link/i/1440842924 Example: And words for Mr. Jones RIP

Chiaroscuro by Darol Anger (1985) https://album.link/i/1201476217 Example: I came across a clip of Darol playing with Britney Haas the other day. And I was like I know Darol, I use to listen to him back in the 80's. I still have several Windom Hill LPs. So this is the stuff I listened to in the 80's along with Animotion (look that one up kids).

I would agree - It is - One of the headphones...

Written In The Stars by Bill Charlap Trio (2000) https://album.link/i/723534675 Some 2000 jazzy jazz on Blue Note? - you bet. Mastered by Ric Wilson, and yup, sounds good... Mostly standards, but has a lot of weight to the tracks.

The Haunting of Hill House (2018) I know I am late to this and it is a little on the nose for Halloween viewing - but it was also good.

And for more funny stuff. Enjoyed the following so far. Mostly just shooting the shit. Bob Odenkirk Jason Bateman Michael Cera Fred Armisen Tony Hale Jake Johnson Andy Richter Patton Oswalt Sarah Silverman

watched to this. I was intrigued, little bit of Amy Lee sound with some Tori Amos for me. With that I listened to the more recent album She Reaches Out To She Reaches Out To She by Chelsea Wolfe (2024) https://album.link/i/1711265605 It was not what I was expecting - more on the Trip-hop side. Not bad, just not what I was expecting coming off the hunting Tiny Desk show. Apparently, they have very diverse albums, new artist to myself. So I think I will have to check out their early works.

ah man... I had a crush on her for a while.. - RIP Teri..

https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/yfbspod That's right, your favorite band sucks!

Not sure it is dangerous enough for Colin, but maybe if you also have a 12-15% grade it could get interesting.

(Who's Afraid Of) The Art Of Noise? by Art Of Noise (1984) https://album.link/i/1364593455 Example: So my friend sent me an DM this morning asking what was my favorite Art of Noise song was, with hers being the Example. So I had to think about it, and I just had to ask myself, (Who's Afraid Of) The Art Of Noise?, and listen to the album again. While Beat Box (Diversion 1) is very very good, there are two things I like a little bit more from this album, the classic - Close (To The Edit), and the just lovely - Moments in Love. But when I thought of a fav, it was not from this album, it was on the In Visible Silence (1986) album. Which I have posted here several times before. When I thought of Art of Noise, this tune was first in line. A lot of my musical influences are packed into this 4:30 minute song from my teen years.

Live at Max's Kansas City by The Velvet Underground (1972) https://album.link/i/1070716468 Example: Good recording? no.. It was after all recorded on a cassette. But a great snapshot in time..

Demon Days by Gorillaz (2005) https://album.link/i/850571319 Example: Just chilln

I still listen to Hearts turned up pretty loud. Me: Wood II Brian Bromberg (2006) https://album.link/i/339937931 Example: Good for testing and listening...

Just a bit of fun.

Happy birthday Peter. cheers

Jump Up Calypso by Harry Belafonte (1961) https://album.link/i/1087856305 Example: Did I recently watch Beetlejuice?... may be... But regardless, a really good and fun album. It has Jump in the Line, but his voice on Kingston Market is so good.

Scriabin: Le Poème de l'extase, Piano Concerto, Prometheus by Vladimir Ashkenazy / Maazel (1971) https://album.link/i/1452378193 Example: I really pulled this for the Ashkenazy Concerto work. But was captivated by the Maazel, Le Poème de l'extase piece. I thought that this was a Decca release, and then discovered it was. But also London. There is a whole history there that I will let you research.

The Bygones by The Bygones (2024) https://album.link/i/1727354327 Example: New to me - discovered off an IG reel. An interesting mix of Elliot Smith, folk and jazz. Overall good production.

Lexington by Wayne Kramer (2012) https://album.link/i/858362515 Example: The harder side of jazz Friday.

oopsie... Happy birthday Peter. cheers

Okay, so I finished all 112 videos that Jenny Nicholson has posted on Youtube. https://www.youtube.com/@JennyNicholson/videos One of my favs is the Dear Even Hansen breakdown that is almost as long as the movie. So I guess now that I am hooked I will be heading off to Patreon for more... (with 54,180 other people)...