:up:

Out of interest, does Oceansize land anywhere on that continuum?

I’m not sure they sound English, even though they were.

I think of them as kind of timeless (laugh if you want), so I'll take it, but I'm sure they'd take it too, actually. Of course that's probably not what you meant.

Parking lot?

I guess?

Greenwood is underrated.

Joji :flower: I think I already posted something about him here.

"True radical freedom is not to make a choice ... It's all of a sudden to experience 'this is my fate' ... True choice is unconscious, you experience it as your fate but you are still fully responsible for it."

He hears the silence howling
Catches angels as they fall
And the all-time winner
Has got him by the balls
Oh, he picks up Gideons bible
Open at page one ...

"Locomotive Breath" (4:23)
Aqualung, 1971
writer Ian Anderson
Jethro Tull


"Cross-Eyed Mary" (4:06)
Aqualung, 1971
writer Ian Anderson
Jethro Tull

*


"Got My Mojo Working" (2:50)
A-side single, 1957
writer P. Foster
Muddy Waters

We've already lost.

Three short, for fun:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_LEWoTDoLNI

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3FiZc7kbrWw

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gh9WX7TKfkI

This video discusses how to play the Scarlatti k27. Not as simple as it looks!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zt7W9vqrsO8

And some very short visual music

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/COARDO31JPY

A Leonard Cohen triple inspired by the short stories and poems...



Dreamlike, such as many stories are and poems are, the reflection of thinking is a jumbled, topsy turvy of images...



Loss and love. That where all the images lead us.



And this is for the stories yet to come.

A bluegrass band overtakes other genres:

Listening to this classic again... I feel nostalgic.

September 13th.

Well, as a dialectical counterpoint to ' re: Zappa's anti-pop :wink:

OTD 60 years ago, another brand new release in the US ...

"She Loves You" (2:18)
A-side single, 16Sept63 (US) & 23Aug63 (UK)
writers Lennon-McCartney, 1963
The Beatles

:clap: Fab gear!

What? The land of the free? Whoever told you that is your enemy.

Still love these guys.

The guy with the singing guitar.


He always lets others have a solo.

Thanks to @unenlightened: https://thephilosophyforum.com/discussion/comment/839740
Composer and lyricist - Bob Dylan

I'll Keep It With Mine - Fairport Convention - Sandy Denny taking lead vocals.

Sandy Denny was better than Joan Baez better even than Joni Mitchell at expressing the emotional intensity of a lyric. You need more...

A lot of fun. Tight playing. Love whacking the anvil.

September 28th.

lol I had to click through 2 warnings about how harmful that song is to see what it was.

This is the one I'm listening to tonight:

lol I had to click through 2 warnings about how harmful that song is to see what it was. — Moliere

:roll: Naturally.

Heh. It gets worse. You reminded me of the album so I decided to cue it up in YouTube as a playlist, and I have to do the same for every song :rofl:

Really? I guess that’s changed over the years.

In any case, in honor of RATM, I’ll drop this here in the off chance you haven’t seen it:

Yeah, this is the first time I've come across that too.

This is cool though. Thanks for sharing.