Dusty Chalk

Late Night Union on bandcamp. Hard rock. Only Access to the Sun is an album, but the rest of the songs are great, too. Previously was the sillily named Awooga, but they're even harder rock, and I dig them too.

Daw! I would take him home and feed him and cuddle...um..him or her...and call him (involuntarily shudders)

I’m pretty sure I’ve seen a good 2/3 of them.

plate?. Fmfl

I kept getting notices that it's been upgraded to hurricane...then level 2 hurricane, and now level 3 hurricane...I wish you all safe!

@knuckledragger @ironbut anyone who believes there's no such thing as too many samples. https://reverb.com/software/samples-and-loops/reverb/3514-reverb-drum-machines-the-complete-collection

Egad, batten down the hatches, y’all!

Yes. Best not, then.

Bjorn Riis, A Storm is Coming https://bjornriis.bandcamp.com/album/a-storm-is-coming The more I listen to this guy, the more I love his music.

Banh Mi

Dayum.

That’s a lot of porn. Aye keed aye keed

Foxtrot, ...Lamb..., Selling England..., Trick..., Wind & Wuthering, and now ...and then there were three...—my first and still the most underrated.

I had a whole bunch of stuff at Reynold's Tavern in Annapolis: bacon mac & cheese, Roasted Red Pepper Hummus Served with diced Tomato, Cucumber, and Kalamata Olives and Feta Cheese with warmed pita, drizzled with pepper infused Olive Oil; Seared scallops over foraged mushroom and parmesan risotto, finished with balsamic reductions; andouille sausage in a cajun spiced tomato sauce; artichoke lobster dip; some other stuff (I don't even remember it all). I won the evening when I took some of the mac & cheese (the bacon had already all been eaten off), and drizzled the andouille-infused cajun-spiced tomato sauce from that dish -- they were delicious together, and everyone else followed suit. and then a berry cream and shortbread "cake" like desert. I told everyone I wasn't much of a desert person, but everyone else was stuff by then, so I ended up having to eat most of it. I'm going to have to walk several miles every day this week to burn it all off.

Went to see Selling Fairfax by the Pound last night (local, awesome Genesis tribute band). Setlist went something like this (from memory, so excuse any inaccuracies, and really doubt the order -- there was an intermission in there somewhere): Eleventh Earl of Mar Dancing with the Moonlit Knight Firth of Fifth some song from the first album something with the lyric baby (Silent Sun, maybe?) Blood on the Rooftops First and Second Homes by the Sea Follow You Follow Me Duke Suite (Behind the Lines/Duchess/Guide Vocal) Keep it Dark In Too Deep Entangled Horizons/Supper's Ready Chamber of 32 Doors The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway Musical Box (Closing Section) Dance on a Volcano In the Cage Medley instrumental section from Three Sides Live (inc. Cinema Show and Battle of Epping Forest) Afterglow Watcher of the Skies omitted encore: The Knife (!)

(Waits for someone to post garden tomato art)

I just can’t imagine trying to dial in the relative phases myself, without some special equipment keeping me honest.

Cute mushroom cloud.

Child cruelty

Yeah, I wouldn’t do it, even if I were having my earlobe piercings dilated.

Nursery Cryme So great, from the opening barn burner, “Musical Box” to the underrated closer, “Fountain of Salmacis”.

Trespass “Stand up and fight for you know we are right we must strike at the lies that have spread like disease through our minds...”

From Genesis to Revelation In preparation for tomorrow night: