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25 - Missionaria Protectiva: The Bene Gesserit spread their religion and myths through this program. Play something that has to do with faith. D’Angelo and the Vanguard - Black Messiah

24 - Liet-Kynes: This planetologist has one foot in the Imperium and one in the culture of the Fremen. Play something that blends 2 (or more) genres. The 5.6.7.8's - The 5.6.7.8's Just watched Kill Bill last night, so this group came to mind. Japanese rock band that mixes surf, rockabilly...

23 - Maker hooks: You need these to ride the sandworms. Play something with seriously catchy hooks. The Cars - The Cars

22 - Filmbook: In honor of these audio-visual books, play something that has a good music video to one or more of the songs (and share the video if its available online). Vampire Weekend - Contra I always liked the Giving Up the Gun music video and the Jake Gyllenhaal cameo.

Well shoot. I ordered it thinking it was the Tone Poet along with Clubhouse. I'll keep Clubhouse but I emailed them to cancel Donald Byrd. Edit: Got a response from their CS saying they cannot cancel the order because it has "reached the warehouse and is ready to ship." That doesn't make sense...

21 - Alia Atreides: Play something by someone wise beyond their years. Wu-Tang Clan - Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers) The members of the Clan were all in their early 20s when this album was released. Listening to it they all strike me as being older.

That’s what I get for posting before finishing my coffee.

20 - Gholas: These clones are made from the bodies of the dead. Play something from a band or artist who returned from a long hiatus. Witch - Zango A Zamrock band whose last album was released in 1984. In 1014 they reunited and recorded this record in 2023. I never would’ve expected this album...

19 - Mentats: These humans have been trained to do great calculations in their minds. Play an artist you consider a genius. Quincy Jones - Back on the Block One of his more underrated albums IMO.

18 - Crysknife: This blade is made from the tooth of giant sandworms. Play something by a solo artist that was once part of a band. Teddy Pendergrass - Life is a Song Worth Singing Teddy started out as the lead singer of the soul group Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes

Oh yeah, I forgot about that one. I traded that in to my local a while back.

I saw that. For a while I was regretting skipping it, but it turns out I may have dodged a bullet. I can't recall getting a ROTM that sounded downright BAD, so this is surprising to me. Cicely has usually done really good work.

Swaps are open. Was able to swap Earl for ATCQ.

I'm hoping to swap for ATCQ as well. Good luck everyone.

17 - CHOAM: This corporation/cartel controls the economy of the universe. Play something from a major label. Lucinda Williams - Car Wheels On A Gravel Road Mercury Records

16 - Duncan Idaho: In honor of this fierce warrior, play something that doesn't quit. Willie Nelson - Phases And Stages I don’t think Willie will stop recording or touring until he’s physically incapable of doing so.

15 - Sietch Tabr: This is the home community of the Fremen Paul lives with. Play something from one of your favorite musical scenes, communities, collectives, or movements. Blondie - Parallel Lines I love the mid-late 70’s New York rock scene. I was born way too late to experience it...

14 - Paul Atreides: Play something by someone has been, or has been called, the "savior" of their genre. Guns N' Roses - Appetite For Destruction GNR helped steer rock music away from the glam metal that was dominating the genre at the time. I’m sure some would’ve considered them “saviors” for...

13 - Thumpers: These devices call sandworms with their steady beat. Play something where the drumming or beats take center stage. Red Hot Chili Peppers - Blood Sugar Sex Magik I love Chad Smith’s drumming. Him and Flea really know how to lay down a groove.

12 - Little Maker: These baby sandworms are also known as sandtrout. Play something early by someone who went on to bigger things. Donald Byrd - Chant Recorded in 1961, this record features one of the first (if not the first) appearances from Herbie Hancock. I just saw him perform in Austin a...