It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas vinyl, everywhere you listen
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Kept our family tradition of Thanksgiving morning breakfast tacos with bacon, egg, and chorizo. Just like what the pilgrims ate on Thanksgiving morning.
Fridays with Frank Sinatra will feature all his swinging sessions! Feels like a good day for celebrating!
Blossom Dearie's catalog is pretty good to listen to on a cold, rainy morning with a hot cup of coffee.
Kind of Blue was released on this date in 1959. MOFI Monday selection has been made.
Liverpool FC is playing some Daft Punk at their EPL trophy celebration. Yet another reason I love my football club.
Currently reading the book from Robert Gordon about Stax Records, Respect Yourself. So this week appears it will be very Stax intensive on the vinyl listening.
Seems like a good day for some Coltrane.
New Thundercat arrived from Rough Trade. Time for Thundercat Thursday. Meow, meow, meow, meow.
For my Hamilton peeps, Lin Manuel Miranda tweeted this morning that the filmed show with the original cast will be on Disney+ on July 3rd, a full year before it was supposed to be released in theaters.
Robert Smith's birthday is today. Sounds like a good excuse to put on Cure records.
I'm not an overly religious person but I was all about Andrea Bocelli singing arias in the Duomo in Milan this afternoon. And the end with Amazing Grace, just breathtaking.
We're back and we have the combination for the air shield!
If you're needing a ray of sunshine during these dark times, this is a great watch.
If you like the National and need a respite from the present situation, check out this live stream of a new film that was shot when they were about to release High Violet
Wife is reading an article on The Band in the New Yorker magazine. So I put on a DVD Audio of Music from the Big Pink. And now we're going down the DVD-Audio catalog that's been sitting untouched on the shelf since I got back into vinyl.
Made a grocery run yesterday. I tried to keep my mandated 6 feet of social distance with my cart from other shoppers in the aisles and tried to stay off aisles with other people on them. If you looked at what I was doing from a top down perspective from the ceiling, it would look like Pac-Man going back and forth trying to keep away from ghosts while collecting items and getting bonus points for grabbing fruit.
Whistled "It's the End of the World" by REM while walking through the near empty both in shelves and people local grocery store. Seemed fitting.
Got excited when an email came in that said Washed Out added a show in my town. Sad face when I read that it's only a DJ set. -
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