7.31pm

10 June 2015

11.55pm


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15 February 2015

Hahaha glad you caught the stream @sigh butterfly! I hope the audio wasn't too bad, I heard from some that it was a bit patchy.
Good Lord, Sting is freakin' hard to sing I'm glad my voice didn't completely shatter on that song!
My personal favorite was, of course, "The Ocean" - with a shout-out to Sisterbug in the spot where Robert Plant always used to shout out his daughter Carmen.
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1.19am

10 June 2015

Sound was a little rough in the beginning, but improved greatly as the set went on. Hope you are able to post some songs on your channel. Must feel weird/good to think people all over the world grooved to The Offbeats today.
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1.02pm

1 December 2009

Damn, so disappointed I missed this , sorry BB, I tuned in late and then had to take a crash-course in remedial Zoom stuff (incomplete); and then @montyclift phoned and we wound up conversing for a coupla hours (touching on such subjects as "Is Aftermath the Stones' Revolver , or their Rubber Soul ?") Hope I'll get another chance to see your band, and hear you singing to that ocean!
Now playing Supertramp, "Even in the Quietest Moments" LP
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10.11pm


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15 February 2015

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2.00pm

1 December 2009

Kate made some spectacular videos to accompany her singles, as well. A multitalented lady!
Entertaining family now; playing a collection of Motown singles. In fact, yeah.
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2.13pm

14 December 2009

Listening to some primo jazz-fusion, Sonny Sharrock's "Seize the Rainbow" LP, wherein the pioneering free-jazz guitar veteran fronts a rhythm trio (with two drummers) for the most accessible, most semi-conventionally hardrocking album of his career. Loud and noisy, but also melodic and beautiful in it's way. Highly recommended to Jules, QMan, SWR, and maybe Beatlebug would like it too!
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-- Paul McCartney
3.06pm


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15 February 2015

birthday boy Dhani Harrison - IN///PARALLEL (2017)
Very good soundtrack for the thunderstorm that is currently pouring down.
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4.40pm

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17 December 2012

On my second watch of Alan Parker's Pink Floyd - The Wall this weekend, following the sad news of his death.
Currently...
RIP Sir Alan William Parker CBE (14 February 1944 - 31 July 2020)
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The Beatles Bible 2020 non-Canon Poll Part One: 1958-1963 and Part Two: 1964-August 1966
8.42am

27 February 2020

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3.38pm


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15 February 2015

Rainy day kitchen music – London Town (Wings, 1978)
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10.07pm

10 June 2015

Dedicated to @Beatlebug. Your city is all over the news tonight as in Category 1. Stay safe and please avoid doing what this song suggests. For sure, let the berries sleep on the porch tonight.
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11.27pm

3 November 2019

10.30am

27 February 2020

I may have shared this before. If I have, forgive me. It's one of my favorite songs
What is happening? And tell me how you've been.
2.24pm


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15 February 2015

@sigh butterfly said
Dedicated to @Beatlebug. Your city is all over the news tonight as in Category 1. Stay safe and please avoid doing what this song suggests. For sure, let the berries sleep on the porch tonight.
You mean my state? I hope I've not publicly disclosed my city on this Forum or the internet in general, don't wanna dox myself
anyway, I live on top of a mild hill, so we were fine. It was very atmospherically rainy, though, and today it was very "Sky cleared up, day turned to bright, closing both eyes now the head filled with light" beautiful.
Current listening, released on this day in 1967:
Pink Floyd - The Piper At The Gates Of Dawn
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11.48pm


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15 February 2015

@Turn Left At Greenland said
Arcade Fire–The Suburbs
Oh man that's a good song. I've not heard the album but I went on a song kick last year sometime and I'm afraid if I listen to it now I shall die of nostalgia - it's already such a nostalgic-sounding song.
Right now I'm listening to "Helplessly Hoping" by CSN... again
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