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Music of My Mind #1

A married couple at work gave me a Christmas present this year – a set of CD’s.  They told me that they give it to the people that they feel make their lives great.  It was a very thoughtful gift – with a specific CD tailored specifically for me.  The interesting part about the gift [...]

Hope and Hallelujah

The introspection starts around my birthday.  Moments of speculation, moments of wonder – the cosmic questions posed and answers hypothesized and deduced.  Maybe there’s a god above, but all I’ve ever learned from all of this is simply that the answers are never truly clear – but they do ultimately come. 2008 will be looked [...]

Top Ten Albums

The Mostess asks, “What, pray tell, are some of your favorite albums?” I answer with the following – although I reserve the right to change these at any given time: 1.Bob Dylan – Blonde on Blonde 2.Jeff Buckley – Grace 3.Wilco – Yankee Hotel Foxtrot 4.Beach Boys – Pet Sounds 5.The Replacements – Let it [...]

Mile High Fest

Sunday, I am going to the Mile High Festival in Denver. It was a last minute thing, but it should be fun. Very excited to see Grace Potter & the Nocturnals, The Roots, John Mayer, Rodrigo y Gabriela, and the Dave Matthews Band. Of course, because it’s a festival, to see all those bands I’ll [...]

Don’t Call it a Comeback

Vinyl, it appears, has caught its second (third?) wind… As someone who owns a good number of Vinyl LPs, I have a few hypothesis on why this is occurring: The type of bands that still produce vinyl LPs are the types that would attract the niche market that are vinyl collectors. As music moves to [...]

Freewheelin’

Suze Rotolo’s new book “A Freewheelin’ Time” is out. I perused it over while at Barnes and Noble. It looks pretty interesting. It’s nice to see a book written by an insider that isn’t a tell-all. It didn’t seem sordid. It didn’t seem full of gossip. It just seemed like a former friend, reminiscing about [...]

?uestioning the past, ?uestioning the future

There was a time where I would buy on the day of the release anything that ?uestlove had his hand in. D’angelo’s Voodoo, any Roots/Common album, heck – even some of his production work on Pop albums (x-tina’s Stripped and Joss Stone’s cover of “Fell in love with a (insert gender here)”). I was a [...]