^^ all the flaccid and stiff nose action that you would want. 

{I came to post the same things} 🤘

Jane Siberry, No Borders Here 

Giving the soundtrack a try. Mother Mary’s “Greatest Hits”

Ex.

 

I have had a few Sierra albums in my queue for a while, and just have not gotten to them yet, This just dropped (three movements recorded live). I guess I should bump the albums in my queue again. 

Sometimes the algorithm is just weird ...

Considering she is Weird Al's extra guitarist, and plays Bass / Geddy in a Rush Tribute Band

Luaka Bop: Zero Accidents On the Job (10th Anniversary release - now an additional 26 years old... we're getting up there). The CD is labeled "advanced" and "promotional only" so tracks not perfectly aligned to what I'm seeing elsewhere. Anyway, a blast to revisit and hear remixes & inspired by for those who took the journey with David Bryne through South (and eventually Central) America.

Ex. Everybody needs a bosom for a pillow

New Lunatic Soul -- medigs! (prog/neo-prog)

Butthole Surfers - Psychic.... Powerless.... Another Man's Sac

Mad genius album! Lady Sniff makes me chuckle hard every time.....

Edited June 27Jun 27 by skullguise

That was my first Butthole Surfers album. I was looking for their cover of "American Woman" and because the tracks aren't listed, I bought two others before finding what I was looking for. Instant Butts collection!

Smetana: String Quartets No. 1 & No. 2

by Pavel Haas Quartet (2015)

https://open.qobuz.com/album/qqnxnrnwvtgqa

Example:

Recommended by my friend Jerry who just got it on Vinyl. Very nice.

Also Qobuz updated the Windows app, and now it shows the Library counts...

843 in the queue?? well minus ^^ this one.

I thought I was still in the 600s.

LOL at Rick Wakeman peaking up out of the cover of Rhapsodies (one of my favourite albums of his, absolutely adore everything on that album, from "Seahorses" to "Wooly Willy").

^hehe,

Mine is ”summertime”. I would put it on heavy repeat and let it flow over me. Which was the main reason it was in my queue.

Giving the Everybody STILL Digs Bill Evans CD box set a listen.

Glassworks - Expanded Edition

by Philip Glass (1981)

https://open.qobuz.com/album/0827969039427

Example:

It has been some time since I have listened to this. It occupied a bit of my brain in the 80s.

Same. I actually just listened to it recently. Also, Koyaanisqatsi. A contender for my favourite album of the 80s (it's a weird list, don't ask).

I didn't even know it existed until just now. Looking forward to it.

CONFESSIONS II

by Madonna (2026)

https://open.qobuz.com/album/l00mdxqzi41sa

Example:

The Example gives you a smattering of what is on the album. (also a reminder, don't look at the sources of the green lasers).

It is pretty much a Stuart Price joint. Dance music all around, mostly on the EDM side of the fence. Is there great singing? Na, Is there great lyrics? Na. Is there drops and beats and drops and beats? yup. Sounds good and I bopped along. And there are some colabs here and there.

Flea, fleaing it up, clothes remain on.

The New NPR.

🤘

Frozen Charlotte

by Jack White (2026)

https://open.qobuz.com/album/h83ak1ouymgjv

Example:

Lots of heavy riffs with a groove. Like it.