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Took a break from Nando's Salmon and Ashman House Mango Keylime glaze -- came out perfect

Post-Mortem: No-one Dies in Skarnes Norwegian Morbid Comedy/Horror, only first episode so far, but very entertaining Haven't heard any black metal yet, but thematically, I probably should've guessed it was Norwegian

Was listening to a songwriting workshop by Yvette Young; Now listening to Al Di Meola home live event. From one great guitarist to another. They both write incredibly beautiful music, but couldn't be more different. https://www.facebook.com/watch/live/?v=608212820562278&ref=notif&notif_id=1631152733388028&notif_t=live_video I am reminded by both that I need to practice more. EDIT: Alas, the Al Di Meola was just the one song.

Al Di Meola Plays Piazzolla Not an example: Just...superblime. I was in love with Al Di Meola playing Piazzolla before the album existed. (Libertango is from a different album, but I must've heard him play it live before this record came out, during the Cielo e Terra/Scenario era, which is when I first saw him play live.) It's hard to stay cranky when one is listening to music this beautiful.

This was great, thanks for posting it! I'm listening to some ancient electronic music from the 70's with tasty tasty analog synthesizers -- Space Art Also listening to Portico Quartet's upcoming album, Monument -- RIYL post-rock. Look for it in November: https://porticoquartet.bandcamp.com/album/monument

LOLOLOL, I meant phonetically.

So...they got the middle half of your name right, neh?

Your Wilderness bonus disk Listen to it, yourself, here. By the way, it's Bandcamp Friday, wherein Bandcamp waive all fees, and 100% proceeds go to the artists.

There are other ways, though. I had someone who charged a phone with it, the credit card company contacted the phone company and tracked them down that way.

Hope he goes to jail for that last bit. Sounds like he's stupider than a scammer. They should be able to trace it back to him, given that they know who he is.

I wouldn't. And I love Pink Floyd, but it looks like it was recycled from one of those tribute albums from the 90's/2000's. I mean, Edgar Froese is dead. (RIP) They're just trying to milk blood from a stone. (...stone...stone...stone...stone...stone...) Here, listen to this instead, it's actually creative: I especially liked their versions of "Pigs (Three Different Ones)" (kinda made it a trip-hop version) and "Sheep" (won't spoiler it).

I have one, but I kinda was still holding out hope of getting it fixed. I’ll ping you if I find it.

Yeah, I tried Primephonic for the trial period when I first heard of it many months...or a year? ago, it was...fine.

I grew up when they were still considered less lean than chicken, and it was only after you suggested it, that I researched it and found out that they've been breeding pigs to be more lean, and it is, indeed, "the other white meat", and -- especially the tenderloin and the chops, maybe less so the ham -- is quite lean! So I will be partaking of the tenderloin and the chops frequently...but chicken thighs are still the best. And one of these days -- maybe when I get below 188 -- I'll splurge on a hamsteak.

Nando's-at-home, Pork Tenderloin edition Yum. Freakin' yum. Thank you so much for suggesting pork to me, @Beefy

Yeah, he's amazing. Thanks for that, will queue it up to watch later. The last Transatlantic album is probably a better starting point. I enjoyed this album a lot, but I'm not the biggest NMB fan. It's definitely got some great ensemble playing. And I totally agree with you on the Christian thing, but I have a friend who's really into them, so I tolerate it. And it's like extreme metal like early Opeth -- I hate harsh vocals. HATE. But the music is so good, that I put up with it.

Neal Morse Band, Innocence & Danger They’re doing a prog, as the kids say.

Nando's-at-home thigh

Same. I first heard about that record in this wonderful article: https://ew.com/music/trent-reznor-danny-elfman-big-mess-interview/ It starts out with some ridiculous mutual back-slapping, but seems sincere in their mutual admiration. But then it gets interesting... (stinger noise)

Knowing someone with a bird (sorry, I forget what kind) that was also very social and loved people, I definitely appreciated the truth to this story:

Netflix: "What are people in your area watching?" Me: Don't care. Netflix: "What are your friends watching?" Me: Don't care. Score the Podcast: (briefly mentions a show that someone worked on, then proceed to spend the rest of the podcast discussing other things) Me: Ooooooh, that sounds interesting...