Dusty Chalk

Dusty want. (Being lactose intolerant, I need to find a nice replacement for the cheese, while still retaining a bed for the green onions and the complimentary mellowing effect of the cheese...because that looks divine, and I ain't even hungry...)

Dusty want.

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I've got nuthin'. I like pussy. CATS! I mean cats! NO! I don't mean sex, I mean I get my companionship from my kitties. Egad, just forget I said anything. I find no decision about romance or sex isn't more intelligently made after a good wank.

She's so great.

It's the other one.

Please ask to provide us a recording -- I actually got that, because Discord.

New Covet -- that first song is the most atypical Covet song I've ever heard (in a good, noise-rock way), but the rest of it is more like this, but with just as much variety: At first I kinda wished it was full of more surprises like that first song, but then I "got comfortable" -- this is truly my comfort music, so I'm (quite possibly for the first time) actually happy about not being as surprised as I started out wishing I was.

I lollered.

It was never lost. I also found several interconnects, including my pair of Pure Silver Sound interconnects that were all the rage oh so long ago. I do remember them sounding better than the others, but not sure why -- capacitance?

Things I have found while moving: An unopened case of Life & Limb An unopened case of Sam Adams Winter Classics from a decade ago Several various bottles of Bourbon County when they were way less than $25/bottle...including a 3 bottle vertical A JL Audio W7 in its ProWedge enclosure that I think I got from someone here (sorry, I forget from whom -- Jeff? Chris?) Several Pioneer SX-era receivers Several guitar amp stands (you really only need one or two if you're a shoegazer or serious cork-sniffer) Actual marbles (the lead/crystal/glass/whatever ones from the 70's) Too many watches (Invicta, Android, one Ocean7) A pair of Focal speakers A SVSound subwoofer An ancient pair of Mackie HR824 when Mackie was good An HD-DVD player (does it matter what brand?) Three Oppos The purple turntable from Turntable Lab and a record cleaning machine (I never forgot the turntable, but I did indeed forget that I got a record cleaning machine as well) Things I have not found: my proverbial marbles

That's so great, isn't it? I think I will revisit it. Thansk for the "bump". Egad, is it all so melodic and lyrical? I am <3ing very much.

https://mattelliott.bandcamp.com/album/the-end-of-days

I heard that in Karen Carpenter's voice.

First of all, thanks for giving her a listen. Secondly, feel better, y'all! I've been mostly listening to comfort music during my eternal commutes:

Aw, man, my girl Hilary didn't even make the cut? No, seriously, from your descriptions, it sounds like I would like the "too perfect" and "dark and broody" versions as well as many of the ones you liked the most, so I will follow in those footsteps.

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Corned beef, cabbage, carrots, potatoes.

Unholy carp, that was insanely great! I got choked up multiple times listening to that just once. Intense.

Garbage's first album, for some reason. Prior to that, I was stuck on Black Sabbath's Technical Ecstasy and Simple Minds' New Gold Dream (gosh I love those albums so much) for some reason. Probably because I haven't been liste ning to music, so my mind mentally replays whatever I know most well. So...those three albums.

I got tired of watching Jung So-min getting heartbroken/harassed/dumped on/and worse, so I started The Recruit. This is great! It's like Jack Ryan except viewed through the Dr. Strangelove/Catch-22 filter.

Very Jungle

Unrelated -- me, earlier: The Church's new one, Hypnagogue -- as is typical, very very good. They seem to spend more time creating their slightly mellow, slightly psychedelic art-rock (E.G. "Destination", Gold Afternoon Fix, Priest=Aura, Sometime Anywhere, &c.) than any kind of sequel to their biggest hit, the wistful ballad, "Under the Milky Way", for which I admire them. Quaffable.

They're also two of my favourite violin concertos (well, top 13, anyway). Will give it a listen.

Yeah, multipart zips aren't any big thing (literally (ahem)), but I have also said, "who even does that any more?", so I hear both sides of the story.