Saturday Spins: Rage Against The Machine’s The Battle of Los Angeles
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
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
My workplace has recently switched to “Agile”. This has increased the number of meetings I go to dramatically.
As such, this might be the first year of my life that I found myself regretting the end of DST and wandering back to Standard Time. Which is a weird feeling.
Have you ever had the opener actually being better than the main act? While Dawes was performing, we knew they were something special then.
I found out that I ran in the CU Boulder Virtual 5K!
I know I placed the “underrated” moniker on this album, but that is through the lens of a casual fan of the Beatles, not a fanatic.
Earle’s goal on this album was to cut through a lot of that and attempt to understand, not condescend to, the dualities that exists in one state in particular, West Virginia.
Holy cow, is the season changing again already?
Indeed it is.
Led Zeppelin III turned 50 years old on Monday. However, many of the songs contained herein are timeless classics.
Batching it in the beforetime had a schedule, even if most of the schedule was “goofin’ off”.
Batching it during a pandemic means time has no meaning.
Maribou and I went out and visited friends for the first time since February. Holy cow.
How in the world did we do this regularly in the beforetime?
The Boss decided to look inward in the summer and fall of 1987 after his marriage to actress Julianne Phillips went down the shitter.
On Smoking. On Chewing Gum. On Losing a Filling. On Going to the Dentist.
It is pretty hard for me to listen to this album and think that the world will not get any new music written by Justin Townes Earle
So all weekend we’re going to have burritos with lime cilantro rice, burrito bowls with lime cilantro rice, maybe a bowl of lime cilantro rice…
An mix of rock, Americana, & 70’s style soul/psychedelic rock, from start to finish Dan Auerbach’s Waiting on a Song is truly a masterpiece.
When we run our 5Ks, our meeting time is 7PM. About a minute of stretching and then we’re off like a herd of turtles. Run up the one road road that isn’t quite abandoned,...