Dusty Chalk

One of my most listened to albums of all time. Neo-classical

Yes, of course I started listening to it because of the cover. It's actually more progressive than stoner, I don't think I could listen to this at work -- it would take up too much of my brain. But I do like it quite much. Lots of changes and unorthodox chord progressions.

Egad.

What are you listening to? I'm streaming it from the BandCamp page, and it's not particularly bad. It's a bit bright, but...Yamaha NS10 bright, not brickwall distortion bright. And yes, fatiguing, but not the worst I've heard (the worst I've heard is The Cross' Justice). I even ran it through Audacity (using SoundFlower) to analyze it, and it doesn't look particularly heinous:

I ordered two CDs. I like this kind of trio's (piano, bass and drum). Not as good as my E.S.T but very pleasant. GoGo Penguin? Yeah, they're pretty great. I really dig GoGo Penguin, this is the kind of music I tend to make. It sounds like jazz, but it's not really improvised. Everyone compares them to Esbjörn Svensson Trio, I should probably listen to them. Me, now: probably the standout from the above four collections of "heavy psych" -- to me, this is more Krautrock/the sounds of friends just sitting around jamming melodically: https://heavypsychsoundsrecords.bandcamp.com/album/mother-engine-hangar

Interesting -- I got hit several months ago (not 7, though), and I haven't found the time to get it fixed, neither. I also scraped my car myself several years ago, and decided to get it fixed at the same time, and because I waited so long to report it, I have to be investigated. Even though I admitted I did it to myself. So.. just some advice -- get around to it, so you don't go into that "investigated" bureaucratic black hole. Also: fuck fuckers who can't drive. And yes, I realize I just told myself to go fuck myself...speaking of black holes...

https://heavypsychsoundsrecords.bandcamp.com/album/heavy-psych-sounds-sampler https://heavypsychsoundsrecords.bandcamp.com/album/heavy-psych-sounds-sampler-vol-ii https://heavypsychsoundsrecords.bandcamp.com/album/heavy-psych-sounds-sampler-vol-iii https://heavypsychsoundsrecords.bandcamp.com/album/heavy-psych-sounds-sampler-vol-iv https://tidal.com/browse/playlist/8d2c83ba-6bb0-495c-97ab-bd14391f0b99 etc. And also still a lot of stoner -- I need this wall-of-sound production to drown out a certain coworker at work -- my usual sparse ambient, classical, and jazz just don't cut it -- but I've taken a liking to it, as it makes for good background music.

Long since finished Wise Man’s Fear; read everything by “Forthright”; now reading the Mistborn series, on book 3.

Chicken with a light garlic aioli and garlic pepper Tabasco dipping sauce.

Bottom half is a waveform with a healthy dynamic range.

Gah, they should’ve used olde English: “Whosoever pulleth out the knife is the true born king of all of Texas.”

Can hear you, can't chat.

Nice lens flare, there, JJ.

Then are you aware of David Borden/Mother Mallard's Portable Masterpiece Company? I'm sure you are, just mentioning him/them just in case.

Not everything out of Norway is black metal

I have a soft spot for a brilliant pun.

Started watching the completely vacuous silly fun that is Strong Girl Bong-Soon. Everything is done completely over-the-top.

I kind of dig this treatment. I didn’t realize how recognizable his music is with just a couple key notes.

Happy belated birthday! (party favour noise)

I still want to know what love is. Me: the 20th anniversary deluxe edition of the 1999 juggernaut that put Sigur Rós on the map, Ágætis byrjun-A Good Beginning .