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What song are you playing right now?
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One of the most beautiful songs I've ever heard..though I much prefer the version done by another great Irishman Van Morrison with the Chieftans.I was playing Nearer god to me you know the song they played when the Titanic was going down now I am listening to only Celtic music for no reason other than it is a odd structurally. neither Major or Mintor it is Modal based on the Mixolydian scale..
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What a great New Year!
Just CRANK it UP and listen:
Just CRANK it UP and listen:
That's kinda interestifyin' there RZ!
...maybe kinda good shiite! Hmmmm...
>>>>Don't complain about workin'. Try workin' 32 hour shifts! Yeah, I have been there.
Workin' is GOOD.<<<<
...maybe kinda good shiite! Hmmmm...
>>>>Don't complain about workin'. Try workin' 32 hour shifts! Yeah, I have been there.
Workin' is GOOD.<<<<
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Ahhh, Sorry kids. I just could not do a song....
Yup, they're all badasses.
The biggest baddass of all? Eddie Offord, the engineer.
One can not go wrong with the classics:
Yup, they're all badasses.
The biggest baddass of all? Eddie Offord, the engineer.
One can not go wrong with the classics:
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RIP Lemmy!
Hey there y'all. This is not for the weak-hearted.
This here is some serious shit.
This here is some serious shit.
Do you play DRUMS? Synth? Guitar? Bass?
Well, here we go again:
Well, here we go again:
More drummin', mmmmmm, drummin'.....
Shhhh......
Psst!
The title is "Seven Streets"
I don't know what the fuck the youtuber was fucked-up on.....
"We are surrounded by morons and idiots" - H
I don't know what the fuck the youtuber was fucked-up on.....
"We are surrounded by morons and idiots" - H
THAT is the REAL LP art! A mechanical chicken with rockets out it's ass...
When things went to CeeDee, it changed.
Here is analog Atomic Rooster in all it's glory!!!
When things went to CeeDee, it changed.
Here is analog Atomic Rooster in all it's glory!!!
Both very beautiful pieces
Never done a 32 hour shift did a 23 hour backed up by a 22 hour one though still to this day don't know how I got through it
I... Interestifyin? I'm totally copping that.
And I ain't complainin! I'm grateful for it! Just speakin to the general state of mind behind my choice in music at that particular moment... ...that state being tired, but contented.
But 32-hour shifts? Jesus man, add 8 hours to that and you have my typical work week! Couldn't pay me to do that... ...well, maybe I could be coerced with some time and a half or double time. But doubles are as far as I go when nobody wants to pay overtime, or at a minimum premium hours for elongated shifts if they want to add to my downtime later. I ain't trying to grow wrinkles on my face for the same money that other people make working spaced-out 8-hour shifts. I'm a dedicated worker and damned proud of it, but I have my dignity to uphold. Brownie points don't pay the bills. I don't like the idea of working harder than other similarly-compensated people in the building and getting nothing but the accolades. Ain't nothin' right about that.
And yeah, Zero 7 are... ...well they're pretty alright in my book. Keeps me grounded when shit gets a bit real. I like that they pepper their tracks with lots of rhodes, mellotron, and modern string synths. Drums and bass are always nice and on point, too. They can carry a nice groove here and there. Always bringing that sunny, yet sedated atmosphere down. There's a lot to like about what they do.
Ouch, that's INSANE. Bet you were feeling that for a little while...
I actually don't mind working for long stretches like that from time to time. As they say, I'm in my prime, so I can and do bounce back pretty quickly.
What kills me is working normal shifts for weeks without a day off. Once I get that gradual burnout going on, I just get really sloppy and dull-headed. And once it sets in, it takes more than two days off to fully bounce back. If I have to keep working at so much as a regular pace after that, it can take a month before I feel like myself again. That's no fun. Never sure how I survive it. I generally try not to think about it when I'm in the middle of it.
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