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time flies whether you're having fun or not.
It's already nearing mid-July and I have no idea where the first couple of weeks of the summer have gone. Being lost in day to day life makes it difficult to notice the time passing by. »
a listening challenge.
Last.FM’s reporting started fresh today for the next week, so I decided that instead of just listening to playlists or stations tied to songs, I am only going to listen to complete albums. »
satellite radio changed me.
I recently got a new car and have a free trial of Sirius XM for a couple months. I hadn't had it since May and in the 3 months without it I forgot how integral it has been to me discovering music. »
album post: "disraeli gears" (1967)
It's been ages since I've made a post but I got the sudden inspiration to write about Cream's Disraeli Gears, released in November 1967. »
george harrison is the best beatle.
One of my more frequently shared thoughts on music is the above. Yeah John and Paul wrote almost all of the music that got them on the map in the first place, but when you actually listen to the music, George's songs were the actually really good ones. »
songs from the 1960s about cars.
I was thinking, "I miss 1960s car songs," and realized I should get back into posting through that thought. It's been awhile but I've never forgotten about this place. »
album post: "the who sell out" (1967)
I spent the last half hour going down the rabbit hole that is looking for a functional mid-century kitchen clock on Etsy, and then I realized I should be making this post instead! »
album post: "axis: bold as love" (1967)
After some thought, I have decided that I am going to do write ups for other albums between my posts of The Who's albums. Tonight's album is Axis: Bold as Love by the Jimi Hendrix Experience. »
album post: "a quick one" (1966)
Album number 2 of The Who's discography was released as A Quick One in the UK, and Happy Jack in the US (Decca's name changes strike again!). It was released one year to the day after My Generation, and even in that short amount of time there were some noticeable changes to the band's sound. »
skappreciation post.
Today I started my day by jamming to the Poppy Punk and Ska playlist I put together. We're having unseasonably warm 70 degree weather in Chicago right now, and it was the most perfect soundtrack for a warm and sunny Friday morning. »
album post: "my generation" (1965)
As I've stated many times before, The Who is my all-time favorite band. One of my favorite things about them is how much their sound evolved throughout the duration of their career with their original lineup. »