This song will forever live rent-free in my head. I sang it aloud a few weeks ago and my kids and wife thought i had absolutley lost my mind.

I sort by genre (broadly), then alphabetically by artist (excluding "the"). If an artist has a solo project, it goes within the larger bands work (see Connor Oberst vs Bright Eyes). From there, soundtracks, comps and christmas are all at the end.

The intensity... they pick it up (i will see myself out now)

A LOT of those records are my go-to for running. Any race i have ever done has had "No Division" playing in my ears.

how has the training been going? You run the distance yet?

No, i think you are correct on this.

When my daughter was four, this album came out and she would drive around SCREAMING the lyrics to this song. It was equal parts adorable and bizarre. It's still in regular rotation in the house to this day. It's sort of become the family anthem.

I also stick by Hue lights. really reliable and simple to use, for the most part.

In KW, they go into the green bin.

The Descendents one was excellent. "Summer of Souls", obviously. I also love the Decline series, specifically the first one.

That was a lovely piece. As a lifelong Jays fan, it's been a tough few days, but this reminded me about why i care in the first place.

oh buddy!!

such a great band.

Hahahaha

I miss film cameras. Specifically, i always wanted a darkroom because that is so much fun to process pictures that way.
I have been considering getting back into DSLR's to some capacity, but the thought of having to sit at a computer to edit makes me change my mind pretty quickly.

"The Soul of Baseball" by Joe Posnanski and "The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks" by Rebecca Skloot are very high on my list. Fiction-wise, i'm likely going to pick a Vonnegut book, and likely "God Bless You, Mr. Rosewater".

Mayonnaise is easily my favourite. Just an incredible song.

I should not be annoyed at the Nationals for not wearing an Expos cap, but yet, here we are.

A goddamn classic

It’s about the same here, and the air is think like mayonnaise . Just the worst.

I did the same. I heard a song of their last record, and absolutely loved it, and realized that i was so very wrong about that band. Now, i listen to them a ton.

I absolutely loved that audiobook. Having Spike Jonze describing his photos is hilarious.

I audibly laughed at that one guy calling the pope a "Demon"

"working together" or "river deep, mountain high"

maybe swamp creatures ARE just normal humans after all?

This is nearly every road trip i take in the summer. I go for a run before i leave. I shower and then have to blast the a/c as high as possible to stop the flood gates rushing from my body.

"Life On Mars" or "Five Years"

truly, one the greatest songs.

Hample is just the worst