Daaaaaaamn

TWIN PEAKS: THE RETURN walked so SEVERANCE could walk just as slowly.

Pulling out my vintage Sugar Hill Sequence singles this weekend.

My books? green!

This will piss off all the right people.

Second in AZ after Scottsdale

Truth.

A cat power rolling in the dirt at the feet of his incredulous owner.

He looked me in the eyes, dropped, and the rolled in the dirt. SIR! #cats #cat #catsofbluesky

Michael Biehn in James Cameron’s THE ABYSS, hella looking like NOSFERATU.

That Orlok energy. #michaelbiehn #theabyss #nosferatu

Hugh Jackman at Radio City was an amazing schlager/chanson experience. Highly recommend.

Erivo in the morning!

“THERE SHE GOES IS ABOUT SHOOTING HEROIN”

The Warner/Reprise Loss Leaders are a joy to collect.

IMMORTAL.

Idina Menzel (masked) signing autographs outside the Nederlander Theater in NYC.

Coming back to our mid-Manhattan hotel, I noticed a crowd. Turns out they were waiting for Idina Menzel (Adele Dazeem) at the stage door of her first preview! It’s her!

He not like us.

She’s too drunk to know what happened. Check back in the morning.

Hugh Jackman at Radio City Music Hall in New York was a schlager/chanson fever dream…a Neil Diamond set…a Peter Allen set…nearly all of THE GREATEST SHOWMAN. Triumphant.

I was at an Irish pub and the band played Black Angel’s Death Song. Very fitting!

The farts travel farther.

You can’t do wrong with furries and John Cale’s PARIS 1919.

#catfacts

Heh, I watched Mulholland last night too.

He’s right. Check out the Miles Davis “white b***h” story. It was a whole thing during that era. I’m sure he meant no shade on Pike or the music. It was a very different time.

Such a weird album…in the BEST way.

Actually this is stunning.

It’s like a secret! 😂

This record deserves a quiet night.

A record album cover from 1983 titled TECHNOCRAFT by Bruton Music. The cover features 1980’s era artwork depicting various tech artifacts like computer consoles, cars, cassette players, along with humans enjoying them.

Yooooo! This is an awesome series of “library music” from the UK, intended for licensing to radio stations and commercials. Hard to find in the US, I grab them whenever I see one. Great find!!! I think this is my favorite.

BARRY LYNDON