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That concert and hearing for the first time in an concert space, certainly an acoustically great full concert space, but sounds I never had similarly before, a person within sight, but down the isle, rotating his thumb on a water bottle label, a foot slightly shifting, in likely a still shoe, a row back and down... I mean even when I type that it sounds like an exaggeration... except I mentioned both after the show. I'd never experience massive group silence before. That degree of silence anyway. Even it it was interrupted with yells. Artist v. audience is always an interesting battle, but Jarrett made me a convert to his side. I can't thank you enough for the invite. I hope Jarrett can find contentment within his situation and maybe even find a way to still musically create to his high standards. And sorry to hear you've gone through it Dusty.

I was just watching some of his videos last week.

And Romeo Void!

Continuing the 2020 news... Keith Jarrett Confronts a Future Without the Piano The pathbreaking musician reveals the health issues that make it unlikely he will ever again perform in public. https://www.nytimes.com/2020/10/21/arts/music/keith-jarrett-piano.html?action=click&module=Editors Picks&pgtype=Homepage

If anyone still buys movies, 50% off Criterion for the next four hours. https://www.criterion.com/sale?utm_source=Instagram_Feed&utm_medium=paid-social&utm_campaign=fall-2020-sale&utm_content=pierrot-le-fou

"Isn’t This a Lovely Day (To Be Caught in the Rain)?" by Irving Berlin

Just a reminder of Tyll's preferences... And an alternative take (skip to 14 min if the below doesn't)...

Hmmm looks what happens when I tweak the URL... https://www.adorama.com/etyer4sr.html?emailprice=t&sterm

Wait, we were supposed to hold off if are current ER4s were fine?

Rhonda Fleming, 'Queen of Technicolor', dies aged 97 “Suddenly my green eyes were green. My red hair was flaming red. My skin was porcelain white,” Fleming remarked in a 1990 interview. “There was suddenly all this attention on how I looked rather than the roles I was playing. I’d been painted into a corner by the studios, who never wanted more from me than my looking good and waltzing through a parade of films like The Redhead and the Cowboy.” https://www.theguardian.com/film/2020/oct/17/rhonda-fleming-queen-of-technicolor-in-the-1940s-and-50s-dies-aged-97?CMP=Share_iOSApp_Other

Me too. Wait... also ordered. Thanks.

It’s a big one.

I saw him speak, and hold an airplane making session with kids, at the Hiller Aviation Museum. Loved how he approached competition rules and works around them to shatter records (then gets retroactively disqualified).

It hard to image they'd open it up only to Pandora and Amazon Music, but who knows?

Anyone interested in the HomePod mini? I'm likely to pick one up for the kitchen. Looks like they're accepting other than Apple Music services (as opposed to just AirPlay) in "the coming months."

Is this the first time a show has leaked almost completely? https://9to5mac.com/2020/10/13/iphone-12-lineup-images-leak-colors/ https://9to5mac.com/2020/10/13/homepod-mini-confirmed-for-iphone-12-event-today-smaller-design-with-spherical-shape/

Fargo (FX/Hulu). If you’re missing it, you’re missing out.

Thank you. I think.

Eartheater | Phoenix: Flames Are Dew Upon My Skin (the cover had nothing to do with it)

Maybe setup a free 30 day trial for one of the services to download? She'll be back to Yankee Hotel Foxtrot by then. 🥴

Apple Music can download tracks (from Cloud, don't need to connect to computer). Tidal can download. Qobuz can download. All services though.

Last Call for Gumshoes For nearly 50 years, a tight-knit group of San Francisco private eyes—intellectual, swashbuckling, anti-authority lefties—practiced their craft in the pursuit of truth and, hopefully, justice. https://altaonline.com/private-investigators-san-francisco-phil-bronstein/