It's @emilylauracosta.bsky.social with a revelatory punch to the gut:
"And I started to see how the fear is always worse, how fear has paralyzed me throughout my life, how it kept me from understanding reality."
Also, fabulous journalistic approach when it comes to the subjects of Runaway Train.
Thank you to everyone who supported us with LUVMyClub this year!
Welcome to High-Quality Classics Wednesday, y'all.
"--but for the sentimental value that it holds within me, I definitely feel a strong connection to this one.”
"If you're into heavy jazz, kind of like, you know, samba-feel a little bit too. It gets pretty crazy. It's definitely one of my favorites, and you know, it's not the most perfect thing in the world--"
"I've seen this record out in record stores before, but it's super expensive. So that's when I found it here, I was just like, “Oh my god, you guys have it!” It's so cool. I listen to this album all the time."
"My favorite song is the first song, Down San Diego Way. I've listened to this album a number of times, and it's one of those albums where I wish I could have the cover up on my wall. But there's like no real like poster of it, you know?"
"Every time I listen to it, I'm just baffled at what he's doing. Everybody else in the band is also just doing a fantastic job."
"It's a very heavy jazz record, and it does have some really crazy grooves, but it can get really intense. I'm a drummer, and one of my favorite drummers is Jack DiJanette, and he plays on this record on a number of songs."
Pale-skinned college-aged man wearing glasses, a cap, and a puffer vest, holding a vinyl album where a building takes the form of a saxophone. The man is standing in the middle of a long corridor lined with shelves of vinyl on either side.
And our #VinylofTheWeek: Lenox Avenue Breakdown by Arthur Blythe (1979), courtesy DJ Didge!
“This was an album that I found on my own, but I realized after I had found it, that my uncle was also a massive fan of it, and he was a big inspiration for me in a lot of my music taste."
Post your favorite Lord of the Rings character. Wrong Answers Only.
Be good to yourselves, your friends, your communities, and your state this week, listeners. Your goodness is your strength.
Funny how gratitude sneaks in.
Not the loud kind peep perform in daylight. The quiet one — the one that shows up after you realize the world handed you a few beautiful things and trusted you to notice.
Greetings. 🌱🏝
This probably the last visualizer from Evolute 1, Math Dealer with Frog Prog of Ukraine.
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#experimental #psychedelic #music #since2012 | #idm #progressive #trance #prog #electronic | #musicsky #musiciansky #musiconsky
there's so much bad in the world but there's also people who lift up and carry an elderly bat around every day so he can pretend he's flying again, and that's the part of the world I think is worth fighting for
The thing is, it absolutely works. It's ART. 10/10, no notes.
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This sort of question keeps us up at night.
Julien Clerc entame la tournée de sa vie entre France, Belgique, Luxembourg et Suisse
Is this not a @marchxness.bsky.social rally cry? From @jamcharlesworth.bsky.social: "Every time I hear that moment ... I am able to access some small piece of that now unrecognizable person I once was." Still reading, but that line stopped me in my tracks marchxness.com/1stround-col...
Who among us, etc etc.
Good morning.
Wow.
We are so tempted to ask if this is either a new late-night radio show idea or an open relationship usenet newsgroup, but cooler heads are prevailing.
This one would work, and bring the appropriate This Winter Will Never End melancholy to the party: soundcloud.com/8bituniverse...
You know, we just wouldn't risk it. However if there's a version played on an actual Atari, let 'er rip.
One moment, caller, while we consult with the judges.
And if it's not Friday, Robert Smith's not in love.
We said what we said.
Double fines for Don Henley's "The Boys of Summer" while there's still snow on the ground.
I know there’s a lot going on right now. But please don’t lose focus of what matters: Is your local classic rock station playing The Boys Are Back In Town before Memorial Day?
If so, please report them to the authorities.
