Earnestness Is Underrated
NickS (WA)I keep getting into conversations on substack, and want a place to store longer thoughts.
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I was thinking about the great Guy Clark song, “Dublin Blues” and, particularly, a Townes Van Zandt cover, and posting about it try to figure out how much of my reaction is explained by the performance itself, and how much I am influenced b...
Thinking about the future
I read something recently which helped crystalize a couple of thoughts, and I’ll see if I can successfully tie them together. Noah Smith wrote, as an introductory, stage-setting paragraph:
Album Highlights: Caetano Veloso (1971)
When I previously wrote about a Janis Ian album, I felt relaxed. I knew that it would be new to most people and I wanted to recommend it as a fun, well-written, under-the-radar album. I feel much more pressure writing about Caetano Veloso’s...
The Lazy Song
I haven’t been writing much lately because I’ve been busy at work. I have always intended to write only when I have something worth sharing, and not worry about keeping a specific schedule. This is a quick and hopefully fun one to share.
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Middle-aged PNW geek. Longtime believer in the value of virtual community; tries to add value as a reader and commenter. Curious to see what sort of online space substack becomes.
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