What are you listening to?
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Dave Brubeck Live at the Hollywood Bowl 1958. The performance is most likely from 1962, certainly not 1958, as two tracks were written in 1959 and another in 1961.
In the mood for Bobby Hackett all day.
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Leonard Cohen - The Future. My favorite LC album.
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A little Canadian love today
The Stumbellas
The Stumbellas
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Ravel's Bolero 
the complete Nick Danger
A mess of Bob Dylan
Bootleggers
From Apple Music
Very nice
Bootleggers
From Apple Music
Very nice
Is that "The Further Adventures of Nick Danger - Third Eye", by Firesign Theater?
Man, that takes me back.
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A gift from my son. On vinyl ... from a record shop in the Big Apple. Lovely.
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absolutely. Some friends and I discovered them when we were kids in the 70's. One of that group ended up in the voice over business and got to work with Phil ProcterIs that "The Further Adventures of Nick Danger - Third Eye", by Firesign Theater?
Man, that takes me back.
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I just came back from Day 1 (of 3) of the Stereophonic XIV music festival sponsored by the local campus radio station. Today was 6 hours, 6 regionally local Indie bands.
A nice intimate tavern venue. The first half I spent on a comfy couch 10 feet in front of the bands. For the second half (in a different room — a bowling alley, actually) I sat in a comfy vintage barber's chair. Again, just a few feet from the stage.
None of the bands sucked, which is a good sign. Nice and loud so I was wearing my silicone ear plugs.
I bought a weekend pass so I'll be going tomorrow and next night.
Sadly, SWMBO doesn't share my taste in loud live music that goes into the wee hours.
A nice intimate tavern venue. The first half I spent on a comfy couch 10 feet in front of the bands. For the second half (in a different room — a bowling alley, actually) I sat in a comfy vintage barber's chair. Again, just a few feet from the stage.
None of the bands sucked, which is a good sign. Nice and loud so I was wearing my silicone ear plugs.
I bought a weekend pass so I'll be going tomorrow and next night.
Sadly, SWMBO doesn't share my taste in loud live music that goes into the wee hours.
RIP, Maggie Roche
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