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A 28-minute ripper of jet-fueled garage punk from West London, Chubby and the Gang’s Speed Kills is my AOTY, a gleeful, hook-laden, anti-authority combat-boot-kick to the balls. Assembled as a supergroup side project of London DIY hardcore vets, the songs have a life-lived maturity that echo...

For such a very long career, too much of returning over and over to the same ideas (analog loops, decay, loss, etc.). I rarely call ambient music boring but I carve out an exception for Basinski. If you isolate any of his albums they’re quite interesting — Loops is obviously the one that gets...

What were the most interesting bits? I have mixed feelings about Basinski's music but his creative process is fascinating.

Definitely a bit rudimentary. Firefox and Safari don’t show it as a slider. And when I drag and drop in a cover it can’t identify, I haven’t figured out how to make its text show up on the list. Just a white box appears that I can type text into but when I export to a graphic it vanishes.

Ahhhh, it's a slider, not a radio button. 🤓 Thanks.

What's the trick to doing customized chart sizes on Topsters 2? After I hit the "collage" radio button I'm not able to select the "rows" or "columns" radio buttons to increase from 3 and 3.

Always interesting to think about the differences between look-back lists made a few decades later and lists made in the moment.

Click back a page -- three sets have been posted.

Lucked out and got the set I wanted!

That's a great 2,500-word breakdown of "feels very dated and icky."

It's A Wonderful Life is a top-5 movie for me, regardless of its connection to Christmas. It's a treasure. @dhodo, be sure to check out Mr. Smith Goes to Washington, another Frank Capra jewel. Watched Love Actually again for the first time in probably 15 years. I remember really loving it back...

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Ok, since no one else is biting, I will: What’s up with the Frampton??? I am SO playing my Frampton Comes Alive tomorrow...

It’s awesome that Represencing is being repressed! Eremite’s original pressing is limited and 💰💰💰. It is on Bandcamp, although electronic-only with limited tracks for free streaming. With only a three-month commitment for this curation, it seems worth exploring. I’ll probably give it a shot.

I’ve got Abrams’ Simultonality in my collection and it’s fantastic.

Is there anything better than the Metal Blade axe logo?

Guasá, Cununo y Marimba: Afro-Colombian Music From The Pacific Coast Satoshi Ashikawa - Still Way (Wave Notation 2) This Columbian comp from Spain's Vampisoul is a digger's collection of booty-shaking Afro-Columbian cultural treasures from the '70s through the '00s. Highly recommended for...