TOOL - Undertow
LambOfGod - Ashes of the Wake
"Console yourself, you're better alone
Destroy yourself, see who gives a f'ck
Absorb yourself, you're better alone"......

Opeth - Deliverance

Leon Bridges - Good Thing

Really like his smooth style.

72F / 73% RH / 14 mph with gusts up to 22

WHO...WHO ARE YOU...WHO WHO

Neil Young and Crazy Horse live - Cortez the Killer and Down by the River

Primus- brown album

Letterman asked "will it float ? "

Fear Factory - Soul of a New Machine

Neil Young & Crazy Horse - Live Rust

Definitely in my All-Time Top 5 Live Rock Albums

72F / 73% RH / 13 mph - weatherman predicted showers today but it was a really nice day, rain finally came down about an hour ago

Weather Report - Heavy Weather (Expanded Edition)

Love listening to Jaco.

76F / 79% RH / 4 mph - pretty close to breezeless the whole day

It might be fun to have a kid that I could kick around
Create in my own image like a god
I'd raise my own pallbearers to carry me to my grave

First Juke Joint for Silat, then Texas Blues for weight lifting.

Genesis - ABACAB

"Keep It Dark" - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mqhA-V5Z2wU

I pretty much despise Phil Collins Genesis and I thought a lot of the Peter Gabriel stuff was pretentious and silly. And then there is ABACAB. Terrific album

Django Reinhardt.
SRV.
Paul Williams.
Andres Seagoville.
Kieth Richards.
Robert Johnson.
Bo Didly.
Wes Montgomery.
Chet Adkins.
Roy Clark.
Waylon Jennings.
B.B. king.
Eric Clapton.
Jeff Beck.
Jeff Healy
Johnny Lange.

Over the last few days.

Peter Gabriel... Patron Saint of Philly

Lyle Lovett

Floyd - The Wall.

That one looks Jewish
and that one's a coon!
Who let all this riff-raff into the room?
There's one smokin a joint...
and another with spots!

If I had my way, I'd have all of you shot!

The Wall and London Calling are 2 of the most perfect albums ever created.

I was 11 when "London Calling" came out. The Wall, too, I guess. I listened to a little college radio station as a kid and they kept playing this song called "Train in Vain" that I liked by a band called The Clash so I knew I wanted to spend some of my yard mowing money on the album it was on. We had a little variety store in the small Southern Illinois town I grew up in that had a small album bin. I don't know who was responsible for buying music for it but I got some incredible albums there. I saved up my money and went to the store and they had a double Clash album called London Calling. Except Train in Vain wasn't on it! I coulda swore they said it was! I bought it anyway, took it home and put it on. And changed my life. All those amazing songs that sounded so foreign and so cool to a kid from Bumf*ck Illinois. AND, I had an early pressing. Train in Vain WAS on the album, of course, they just added it at the last second and had already printed the materials for the album. They literally scratched "Train In Vain" into the runoff. That album is worth a ton of money today but I either sold it in college (for drugs most likely) or lost it in a flood many years later. I don't remember. What I DO remember is dropping the needle on LC for the first time and feeling my brain being rewired.

There are obviously many great songs on that album but the 2 that got me the most are probably the 2 most throwaway songs on it. "The Card Cheat" and "The Right Profile". I don't know why. Maybe just because they were so different than the rest of the album. Plus, I thought "Profile" was funny

Night Flight was amazing and while I didn't know (then) that the cover was an Elvis rip off, I knew the picture of Paul Simonon smashing his bass triggered something in my young lizard brain and I needed that angry energy in my life. Still got it. So do you!

I was gonna tell you about it, too. lol