secretly obsessed

I need this recording.

I believe it's up on UbuWeb (ubu.com) but I am having trouble connecting at the moment.

Currently: “Circles” by Post Malone. Your turn!

"Suspect Device" by Stiff Little Fingers

https://youtu.be/vbddqXib814

Hee-Haw comedian Grandpa Jones stumped for racial segregationist George Wallace in 1972. Sadly, comedian Minnie Pearl had done the same for Wallace when he first ran for governor in 1958. Some people will do anything for a check.

And Wallace's famous "segregation now" speech was written by a klan member named Asa Carter, a bigot and segregationist who later pretended to have been raised by Native Americans. He wrote the book "The Education of Little Tree" under the name Forrest Carter, and it was a best seller. I remember when that book was a hit, and it seemed like every white, middle class household had a copy. Carter had previously written the novel that was the basis for Clint Eastwood's film "The Outlaw Josey Wales".

I'd love to know the source of this, looks intriguing.

This pic was used for the cover of the "From Lifehouse to Leeds" bootleg. That boot was a revelation on it's release. The main portion was made up of perfect quality studio outtakes from the "Who's Next" sessions. The tapes had been saved by an entrepreneurial spirit when they were being tossed out of the IBC archives. The bootleggers who acquired the tapes paid several thousand dollars for them, but later returned them to The Who anonymously, for free. I believe all the material has since come out on various official reissues.

That's not just a horse, it's a nightmare.

All the fucking time.

David Gilmour, Pink Floyd, Los Angeles 1975

There's a recording of this show by the legendary taper Mike "The Mic" Millard that is worth seeking out, if you fancy such things...

I love how it looks like there is someone in the background holding up a microphone to get room tone.

This is our Resident Cthulhu.

Okay, I now totally want to hear The Residents do a Cthulhu mythos concept album.

due to personal reasons I’ll be in my bedroom making no noise and pretending that I don’t exist

I did this for the past week. It took five days before a single person noticed that I hadn't spoken to anyone or left my house. Should I be happy that it only took a few days before someone checked in on me? Or should I be upset that it took almost a week for anyone to notice that a clinically depressed person had seemingly disappeared?