Merry Christmas, all.
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Having too much fun planning Zoom Jeopardy games for my family, including video clues shot in my apartment.
Blood on the Tracks has to be the best album with the least interesting opening line, right?
Okay, what I want is simple: for the members of Tortoise to back Jeff Tweedy on a record and the non-Tweedy members of Wilco to make an instrumental record.
Tusk, huh. What a record.
Gonna be a nice way to spend this cold, sunny afternoon:
Bill and Ted Face the Music time.
Crack the Skye One-Step when
I guess tonight's the night for that beloved semi-annual tradition: getting really stoned and listening to Frances the Mute.
The new Stereogum layout is somehow significantly worse than the old one with a million banner ads.
Happy 20th anniversary to this masterpiece.
Long live Bandcamp. "Well aware that their favorite artists could be struggling right now, more than 40% of buyers pay more than asking price at checkout." The anti-Spotify: How online music company Bandcamp became the toast of the COVID age
Tea for the Tillerman 2 is really nice. God bless you Cat Stevens.
Reached out to an artist this morning who designed an amazing poster based on a Toronto neighbourhood landmark for a Wilco show I saw three years ago on my birthday. Long sold out. Wouldn't ya know, he found an artist proof while cleaning out his shop last week and I've got some sweet new wall art coming.
Anyone watched a livestream show via Noon Chorus?
Ah man, how cool is it that we all met on a company's message board and then when they booted us off we made and repopulated this place within a few days and now we've been here a year and a half?
Edit: just because we love talking to each other about music so much?
Not sure if it was posted, but I just found out about this Joe Strummer tribute livestream this afternoon, featuring Lucinda Williams, Bob Weir, Springsteen, and others.
A Tale Of Two Ecosystems: On Bandcamp, Spotify And The Wide-Open Future
There's Bandcamp, beloved by artists. There's Spotify, very well-liked by listeners. And then there's that big question mark. The artist Damon Krukowski takes a look.
www.npr.org
I've got extreme "high and watching the Last Waltz" energy right now, how's everyone else's Saturday night?
These Molly Tuttle covers are really something. -
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