
Blindfold tests, critical archives, fungal finds, urban ruins, and the most comprehensive, wide-ranging and idiosyncratic year-by-year single-listener recorded music accounting on the planet.
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Mo Do mit eins zwei polizei.
More evidence of my alleged Teutonophilia. Though it’s not like I’m entirely positive about all these schallplatten. And why the droney early ’70s Unidentified Flying Rock which by the mid ’90s was known far an...
Pussycat. (Note pedal steel player and strategically positioned artificial nipples.)
Thoughts out loud, ponderings in progress, talking blues clues and bonehead conspiracy theories re: country-adjacent ’60s and ’70s music. (For older such...
The fungi in this post, all of which as usual I personally found and photographed, has the distinction of being red, orange, and/or yellow — in most cases, two of those colors at the same time. I know this is a dumb way to classify organism...
Bobby Bare Jr.’s Young Criminals Starvation Leagues, The Longest Meow
In which a country legend’s son and his buddies do their lazy best to finish an album before bedtime. Despite an attraction to guitar feedback and a country pedigree fro...
“Everybody who wants to hear Extol’s bassist play a zillion notes, raise your hand!”
NIGHTFIST, The Epic
For a CD recorded for $600 and containing barely 26 minutes of music, this one sure seems long, though the title suggests that’s exac...
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A misguided tour through 10,000 or so record albums and/or songs you mostly never heard of in a universe of fungi I can't smell.
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