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What are you listening to?
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High kicks and a mic drop!
Hardwired...to Self Destruct. It's getting better with further listens.
Bix and Tram
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All of Red Fang's albums, seeing them Friday night down in Philly.
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Stunning stuff. Billie Holiday, thin, raspy voice, lacking range. But a truly wonderful vocalist. Fantastic emotional impact. As Frank Sinatra said in 1958: "Lady Day is unquestionably the most important influence on American popular singing in the last twenty years."
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I know, right. I love it. Puts a big smile on my face. Van may have been more F'd up than Neil.
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Dusty Springfield on my new Edifier speakers. 
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Been years since i had a cassette deck in my system but acquired one this week and hooked it into one of my systems. Found a mix tape put together for a 1991 road trip to Moosewood in Ithica NY, among many great tunes this one popped up.
Neville Brothers, River of Life
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Neville Brothers, River of Life
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Last night we got to see the Tesla Quartet, live, in a small auditorium.
The highlight was that the last piece was my (and SWMBO's) favourite piece of chamber music, Ravel's String quartet in F major.
Also, the tickets were only $5 each.
Hooray for having a nearby university with a decent music department. Lots of cheap or free live music.
The highlight was that the last piece was my (and SWMBO's) favourite piece of chamber music, Ravel's String quartet in F major.
Also, the tickets were only $5 each.
Hooray for having a nearby university with a decent music department. Lots of cheap or free live music.
