music

pick it up pick it up

what the fuck is that about.

dean blunt is fucking awesome and i love this new ep "lucre". track 5 is another stand out

I recently contacted Spotify support about full external management. Best tracks in my playlists are removed externally. Tracks are inserted at old dates. Queue changes often and doesn't play every track once until the end of a shuffled playlist. Spotify determines what is in my playlists and determines what is played. There's more. I have to record a playlist in order to maintain it (recording entire library isn't doable), while even local data is managed externally.

I contacted Spotify support via icloud email, because that was tied to the account. Those e-mails are now gone from apple servers. I didn't remove any of those e-mails, they're gone.

That flier when

fakemink currently on a generational run tbh

My favourite ballet and the one I share with people new to the genre. The climax beginning at 11 minutes in is such a beautiful reflection of art in the late 1910s/early 1920s. All of the costuming in this production is faithful to the 1922 original without being too heavy to dance in. Like George Gershwin, Milhaud heard the early jazz in Harlem and used it to define 20th century music.

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ml/post/33034333

we don't care. we don't pose.
we'll steal your money.
we'll steal your shows.

This song had a couple different pressings, I have the red album on vinyl and I think I like this pressing the best. I've always been a big fan of Ian Mackaye, whatever band he has been in. I really like Fugazi, too.

Been re-listening to Coricky, which is Ian, his wife and the bassist for Fugazi and The Evens, which is just him and his wife. It's a lot less angry than Minor Threat, and more experimental I guess. More slowed down. He plays guitar, she plays drums. It's kinda where I am in life too; more slowed down. I appreciate Minor Threat, because I grew up listening to it for years, but I'm not that pissed off any more, I've made some peace with what I am and who I am. I mean, my kids look at me weird when this comes on and they see me enjoying it. Maybe I'm too old for it now. Or I'm too dad for it.

Anyway. Thanks for coming to my Xennial talk. At least this time it isn't about my dad.