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Intredasting. Also, largely old news. I've been a fan of Oneohtrix Point Never for years. I fetched the two main Chuck Person off slsk a while back. They're ...amusing but I didn't find them to be as genre-defining as others do. Similarly, the only thing Macintosh Plus did that really interested me is the hugely popular "Computing of Lisa Frank 420 / Contemporary." My only exposure to 骨架的/Skelton is that the blighter has a bad habit of releasing albums, deleting them, then re-uploading them with a changed tracklist. He bothers my OCD and I ignore him. >.> I'm not at all into the nu-disco/vaporwave/jpop "future funk" sound. That sound makes me want to take an electric drill to my ears. Also, the narrator needs to learn how to pronounce "ethereal."

Tamara Desni, 1937.

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Has anyone ever been far enough to speak to outsider to do more alike Bowie at the global financial crisis? Cologne.

Just two music videos.

Some well covered ground here, but I enjoyed the video nonetheless.

Man, almost a year since anyone posted in this thread. I play this on Test Tone fairly regularly. Still my favorite thing by KSIA.

Winter in southern Germany.

Mount Denali, Alaska by Jay Berkow.

Yosemite Valley 10 minute exposure by Phil Hawkins.

Was asleep. Awoken by redneck screeching his tires and hitting the guardrail at the bottom of the hill on my street (it's been fly paper for idiot drivers for 75 years now.) Find out David Bowie is dead. Bleh. I posted this in Slow Forum at least once. Many years ago, a friend of mine (who is not longer my friend) suggested I might like Bowie. I said "he's got a lot of albums, where do I start?" I t went something like: Heroes, Hunky Dory, Low, Lodger, The Man Who Sold The World, Scary Monsters.

Does that emoticon work? I sure as shit need it right now.

Snow in Alabama. Snow in Norway.

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Polished meteorite sphere.

Snowba Fett. Dave Clarke recording Directional Force EP, 1991. Lassen Peak in Northern California.