the only song worth listening to

The extraordinary drummer on this is Quinton Joseph.

Cindy "runnin it hot, keepin it light" Lee is the only person I know of who would play Connie Francis and Minor Threat in the same set.

I don't think this has anything to do with old stone face himself Buster Keaton but I can't stop listening to it anyway. The groove that kicks in at .44, that holy groove

What would be the opening track of a playlist inspired by Jane Jacob's The Death and Life of Great American Cities? And the people hide their faces / And they hide their eyes Cause the city's dyin / And they don't know why

I was crushed for a few days, but then I took up where I'd left off with Streetcar, which I was then calling The Poker Night. I wrote furiously on it. For despite the fact that I thought I was dying, or maybe because of it, I had a great passion for work. I would work from early morning until early afternoon, and then, spent from the rigors of creation, I would go around the corner to a bar called Victor's and revive myself with a marvelous drink called a Brandy Alexander, which was a specialty of the bar. I would always play the Ink Spots' rendition of "If I Didn't Care" on the jukebox while I drank the Alexander. Then I'd eat a sandwich and then I'd go to the Athletics Club on North Rampart Street. It had a pool that was fed by an underground spring of artesian water and it was cool from the underground and it would pick me up." - Tennessee Williams, Memoirs, pp. 109-110

Souls of Mischief - Disseshowedo

And a third for good measure. I love the tracks they've released for this but I don't much like the cover of this album. It made me think of that stupid line from The Castle, when they're watching Channel 9. "Look at these models. Now they've got ripper bodies, but they let themselves down in the hair department."

Do you like Bruce Springsteen? Doesn't matter, listen to this cover album of Nebraska either way

I periodically look for this and can't remember what it's called. So here it is.

"they said freefall and superdrive would surely cost me dear, and they did, they did, they did..."