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John Fahey: “Turtles are my favorite animals. Everybody runs over them on the highways and that’s why I want to kill everybody. That’s one reason why I want to kill everybody.” Via a 1970 interview.
How come my algorithm shows my shit like John Tesh playing the NBA song a billion times, but Ive only seen Jim Varney playing the dulcimer on the Chevy Chase show once.
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Miki Berenyi, guitarist/vocalist of the alt-rock band Lush, plays the Game Boy, 1993.
My band put out its first studio album in 10 years. Check it out on cassette or via the digital purveyor of your choice:
inferiorplanet.bigcartel.com…
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One of my favorite things about George Lowe was he was constantly doing interviews and press stunts donning a full Space Ghost costume.
His interview with C-Span is one of my favorites.
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Beck
“Pay No Mind (Snoozer)”
Mellow Gold
Geffen Records (1994)
Director: Steve Hanft
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artists who do not have the energy, the stomach, or the self-loathing required to attempt to "game the algorithm" to promote music, secure work, or amass enough followers on social media to be in contention for 9pt font festival slots that pay $200, unite
Figuring out a way to work this into my conversational repertoire: vlipsy.com/vlip/foghorn-legh…
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Me telling my Gen Z coworkers how I bought the original Crow Soundtrack at the mall on the day it came out, and it had brand new songs by Rage against the Machine, Nine Inch Nails and Stone Temple Pilots.
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Some of the only “Asian representation in music” I cared about as a kid was listening to Can and having my mind blown, and then watching videos of them performing and seeing Damo Suzuki look like the coolest dude in the room, freely traversing his different vocal deliveries. RIP.
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not trying to dunk on anybody who does this, but an honest question: are you, as a single person, able to listen 50 records that came out this year, and can vividly remember what occurs in them to the point that you can personally hierarchize them?




























