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Gave the three available episodes of Sterlin Harjo & Taika Waititi's Reservation Dogs a watch. Will certainly continue with it. #rezlife

In the other direction… Marc Ribot's Ceramic Dog

Marc Ribot Makes the Case for Loud Music On the Necessary Pain and Pleasure of Deafening Amplification https://lithub.com/marc-ribot-makes-the-case-for-loud-music

I've mentioned in another thread how much I've underestimated the advances in dacs in the the last decade. Although there are other recently introduced dacs I'd love to hear (looking at you Denafrips Pontus) I couldn't love the Chord Qutest more (well, maybe if it had balanced outs and a power switch). If someone is compiling a list, you may want to add it. If I didn't have other financial pulls (damn you photo gear) I'd probably have picked up a second unit for a different system. Gave up local digital music storage nearly a decade ago, so Roon is a complication here. All Quboz, Youtube, streaming radio, various other streams now (when not playing vinyl).

Ex:Re Ex:Re with 12 Ensemble

Daughter Not to Disappear

Thanks for the listen Rob. Voyager Quartet - Message of Love. Smaller heart tugs.

And then

Nanci Griffith - Other Voices, Other Rooms

Daughter concert

Brian Jackson (Muhammad & Younge) Jazz is Dead 8 https://www.newyorker.com/culture/listening-booth/an-undersung-master-of-jazz-gets-his-day

Bowie, bed-hopping and the Blues: the wild times of Dana Gillespie https://www.theguardian.com/music/2021/aug/12/bowie-bed-hopping-and-the-blues-the-wild-times-of-dana-gillespie

Richard Hayman - Serenade for Love Picked this a) for the creepy cover and b) because I thought it said Richard Feynman.

Getting the daily working man’s Finnish Hawaiian fix. Kai Hyttinen - Honolulu.

I think he may have kicked off the Big Crunch.

But what would happen when you release the crystal energy all at once?

You may want to contact them and offer professional durability testing.

Listening to Sam Harris & Ricky Gervais paid podcast Absolutely Mental. Fun BSing around and about big subjects. https://absolutelymental.com/

“The coffee drug, known as KHWH to the ancient aliens, was administered to the Anunnaki's proto-genetic human mine workers in a variety of ways. All evidence points to milk from genetically engineered bovine herds (cows) as well as purified powdered carbs (sugar) to provide energy and protein to the workers’ systems. It was, in many ways, the perfect system for maximizing labor for the construction of ancient temples and landing strips, and you know what? COFFEE IS STILL CONSUMED THE SAME WAY TODAY.” https://sprudge.com/did-ancient-aliens-invent-arabica-coffee-this-man-says-yes-38436.html

C’mon, if aliens can build and activate the Van Allen Belts, surely they have the ability to temporarily deactivate them for Armstrong and company.

I know my mind shouldn’t immediately go to Blazing Saddles, but wow… German pentathlon coach thrown out for punching horse https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/olympics/58127366 Edit: I wonder what the decision tree of criticism would be on this one? 🥴

Is there a term for getting nostalgic for nostalgia?

Hunting down Schmigadoon! scenes. Last pitch.