Holy Ghost

Mastered Bach, admired him when I played, fascinating human being. Playing now:

Picasso at CMA through April. We're members, so we went twice, mostly pencil, the feature of the show. Although they peppered other masterpieces in there that CMA already acquisitioned, it really was a great showcase. Great space, great exhibition. I'd upload some pictures I took, but I have to format them to post here.

Whatcha talkin' bout Willis. Conrad Bain was awesome. Loved Differ'ent Strokes.

No idea. Pharoah has a son? Who knew?

Who was in control of wardrobe? Oof.

Post Joy Division, New Order was bad ass, Peter Hook is amazing, keeping this reconfiguration astoundingly hip throughout the 80's & 90's. Peter Hook was a badass himself. Love this dude. This record exemplifies exactly what I mean:

Still kind of weird listening to "In 'n' Out" without Kenny Dorham.

I have been known to keep my composure. Oh wait, wrong classroom, this is not psychology 101?🤷‍♂️

Lols, I had to look up what Seconals were 😁

Don't question that, Gil Evans is a modern day master and very much respect Helen Merrell. Just didn't dig the record. What's the packaging look like inside? Original artwork like the outside box indicates?

How do you follow up Moving Pictures? This way. Brilliant follow-up record. Subdivisions is a brilliant follow-up track to Tom Sawyer. I love both records. Neil Peart is a genius writer and drummer, even went to relearn how to drum with Buddy Rich. Blessed to hear Rush play side one of 2112 live. Coolest moments in live concert music ever.

How do you follow up Moving Pictures? This way. Brilliant follow-up record. Subdivisions is a brilliant follow-up track to Tom Sawyer. I love both records. Neil Peart is a genius writer and drummer, even went to relearn how to drum with Buddy Rich. Never got the naked dude standing on a brain, but this is the most progressive Rush got in my opinion. Behind 2112, this is the next best record, pre Moving Pictures.

One of the greatest bands of the 80's. Yes. Love progressive Yes. From to Albums are switched, but you get were talking about the seventies. Saw them live in '86 and they put on an incredible show. Great stuff.

Hutch Fan: Playing now:

Reason why I love jazz. Grew up with this stuff in the 70's "feels so good" was on the radio all the time. I love Foreigner, Boston, and Kiss, just as much, but thanks especially to my Mom, grew up listening to George Benson, Chuck Mangione, and Spyro Gyra, too. Weird ass twist.

Is it just me, or is Johnny Griffin the whitest guy down at South Beach? Wow.

I'm nosey, but what else is going on those shelves besides a twinkies box?

Umm, not my taste, but others may dig it.

Played it last night, and still affordable. Rounding the corner, my wife thought I was playing Bach. It is a gorgeous record, but get why Columbia didn't distribute it here in America, as 1977 meant Kiss's Love Gun was blaring on the radio, or fixate on radio-friendly tunes (frankly, like those radio-friendly tunes). A great record that can be had for under a Jackson.

Woah, this is cool. Wow! Playing now: