Saturday Spins: Jeff Tweedy’s Love is the King
Jeff Tweedy’s Love is the King spins, and we discuss hype stickers and why it is a never-ending war to remove and preserve them.
Jeff Tweedy’s Love is the King spins, and we discuss hype stickers and why it is a never-ending war to remove and preserve them.
What is unique about this album is that Cowboy Junkies played and sung around a single ambisonic microphone in the church.
“Free” is a tough thing to argue against so I picked Crying Suns up as part of the Epic Store’s Free Giveaway Thingy that they do every week.
This is the review of Cyberpunk 2077 from someone who has done more than 90% of the side quests and most of the main quests
Darkest Dungeon is a dungeon diving RPG that has an interesting twist. This is a game that has a different idea about “difficulty” than most.
Hoo boy. There’s probably an interesting article to be written about investors demanding a game be released, even in an unplayable state.
It’s unfortunate that we lost John Prine this year. He is up there on my singer-songwriter Mt. Rushmore with Dylan, Petty, et. al.
Okay. I’ve played Cyberpunk 2077. I have some thoughts. Many of them are positive. Not all of them are positive.
Leon Bridges occupies a space or two because I dig his particular brand of soul. It’s not too poppy, and it isn’t too experimental to seem like it’s a parody.
A comparison between Fallout 3 and Fallout New Vegas gives one of the best examples of Doing It Right versus Missing The Mark.
You know when you’re dealing with the blues, you’re gonna have to eventually deal with the devil.
This weekend is the Black Friday sale at Steam and GoG.com and it’s a great opportunity to get the stuff that you miss from your youth (or just stuff that flew under your radar from a few years back) for a deep discount.
Ever since I was a young man, I played the silver ball.
This was my Dwight Yoakam gateway drug…I like guitars, Cadillacs, and depending on what one considers “hillbilly music,” I like that too.
I’m playing Kosmokrats and having a wonderful time.
This week the randomizer was in a bit of a mood and spat out an excellent record from my youth: RATM’s The Battle of Los Angeles
Going back into the vaults to play an old sci-fi horror game from 2008: Dead Space.
Have you ever had the opener actually being better than the main act? While Dawes was performing, we knew they were something special then.
It’s nice to have games that are based in conflict but not combat.