Now Playing:
"Themes" by Anderson Bruford Wakeman Howe from the album "Anderson, Bruford, Wakeman, Howe" (1989)
Streaming on https://radio.reclaim.technology/stream
You know what is a hands-down, every-song-as-strong-as-the-last masterpiece? Matthew Sweet's 100% Fun.
God, it's so good and I can't believe how long it's been since I listened to it; got to be at least a year or two.
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_mDfBnqK_U8otBIT4_bYmn62Pk5KpZ-ljw
Every Screaming Females Show Ever:
https://screamingfemalestourarchive.com
Including:
The first time I saw them, the satan number off by one
https://screamingfemalestourarchive.com/show/665
The most recent time I've seen them, before I moved back out of NJ
https://screamingfemalestourarchive.com/show/977
My kids' first ever show. They tried grass (pulled it out of the dirt and ate it)
https://screamingfemalestourarchive.com/show/880
@dustin we deserve a Midnight Special bot, dustin. like a random video a day or something. it would be so good.
I mean, come on.
Registration #A32186 - 1949-04-19
Title: Opus 21: descriptive music for the Lower Kinsey epoch of the atomic age, a concerto for a one-man band, six arias for soap operas, fugues, anthems & barrelhouse.
Author: WYLIE, PHILIP.
Claimants: Rinehart, Philip Wylie
No renewal record found.
https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/006129039
@djsundog The quote reminds me of the Ballad of the Sandman by Mike Agranoff, in which a DJ of craft and art is forced to play to a corporate agenda.
"'Everything is not all right,' he answered with a frown.
'The Arbitron report came out. Our ratings have gone down.
And Harry Stein in Programming's decided that the way
To get the ratings back on top is dictate what I play.'"
Transcript: https://mikeagranoff.com/lyrics/Sandman.htm
Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lUuVjqM8SZA
"Artists who painstakingly crafted everything from the music, the song order, the album cover art, the lyric sheets, and the videos that expanded the message they wanted to convey have been replaced by immediate, single consumption. The crafted story is lost."
via @drwho
"The Subversive 80's through the Lens of Max Headroom"
https://codepunk.io/the-subversive-80s-through-the-lens-of-max-headroom/
Felt like good linernotes club material.
🤘
Counselor: Gen-X midlife crisis hotline, how can I help
Me: I was thinking it might be nice to have a couple of flannels again
apparently it needed one more kick to really get things moving.
thanks for your patience! 🤘
If you are a guitar geek interested in speakers you may find this talk with Ignazio Vagnone from Jensen quite informative:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZAUpWQWlTe0
Btw. I have a custom made 2x12" cab with Jensen Electric Lightnings in it and these speakers are beasts!
I remember getting introduced to the music of MLWTTKK in 1991... a dear friend of mine copied his cd of Confessions of a Knife to cassette, and I listened to it nearly non-stop for the next 2 years, and when the cassette broke, I bought the CD and listened to that for another 5 yrs.
Then I got my first MP3 player, and guess what the first thing on it was...
That’s right, PM5K... and TKK. ;)
One of the administrators of linernotes.club.
Fan of all sorts of music.