"I have two daughters, and, hey, they're both free, if Trump's interested"

I think it's hilarious that a gambling ad uses a song about a gambler who "breaks even" by dying in his sleep.

Velvet Underground
June ‘68
Sterling on bass, Cale on organ

And I'd tell that someone, "You do realize that sounds like a cop out, right?"

Oh yes, Plano. Made the news in the late 90s for a teenage heroin epidemic.

got one of these for the dinner table and after one night recording me complaining about Geese to my cat, the device killed itself.

Oh yeah, Dolly Parton's “Sure Thing” rips.

In Sirat, the techno music adds a grim repetition to the desert party. The good times go fast, and what's left is more foreboding. Some may protest that the film loses its way, but isn't it the desire to get lost that the film is critically observing? Gimme shelter; wherever that is, or might be.

4/20 - St. Patrick's Day for weed.

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Go Ahead and Use AI. It Will Only Help Me Dominate You. A message of support for my fellow writers

Counterpoint: www.hamiltonnolan.com/p/go-ahead-a...

"I promise you": a guy worthy of trust, for sure.

Yeah, the change from major (A chord) to minor (Am chord) in the first line grabs you right away.

If she hadn't been forced out of the music business, Bobbie Gentry could've been a contender.

I try to cherish every moment when I write my shitty first draft, and, damn it, AI can't take that away from me.

"Atom Eyes" is one of my favorite Tobin Sprout songs.

"obstruct, hinder, and impede": report submitted by Officer Thesaurus

Released 2 years before Neil Young's Tonight's the Night, Jerry Jeff Walker's Viva Terlingua (1973) has that same, alcohol-drenched, rehearsal feel; there are doubts, from the start, about where it's going ("I'll probably get busted some more") and some real downer songs ("Wheels" will haunt you).

New York opening of LA DOLCE VITA, 4/19/61 mrpeelsardineliqueur.blogspot.com/2025/03/bett...

An attempt to distract from that weird shit, growing?, on top of his head

Gary Stewart, Out of Hand. Looking forward to reading his bio by Jimmy McDonough.

A really gross nzi mobile covered in advertising for a company called USA Insulation parked in a parking garage in downtown Pittsburgh. What an absolute loser.

Businesses really are getting better at letting you know ahead of time to never ever use their services.

At minute 31, di Prima talks about moving from NY to SF in 1968, joining in with the Diggers/Free City people there, the work she started generating for certain public events. She reads "April Fool Birthday Poem for Grandpa," which is about the inspiration/example of her anarchist grandfather.

Not that different? But what if there were differences?

"exactly how prople describe Bowie's career"? I guess, but then you're gonna have to overlook records like Low and "Heroes"

Let’s Act As Consumers LP

A record for Record Store Day.

If you're a musician one way to suck is to use AI to write songs; another way is to use "fake fan" accounts.

Had the good fortune to mix sound tonight at a bar with mostly wood interiors. No weird echoes at all.

It's marketing BS: "AI helps build strong bodies 12 ways"