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22 Feb 2025


Ah yes, another glorious morning—a time to rise and drag myself through the beautiful chaos of existence. With a cup of coffee in hand a joint on the other, and a hint of sarcasm in my heart, I toast to the day ahead. Cheers to embracing the absurdity of life! Read ↪ The Power Within

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The Moody Blues' first album, released during their early R&B phase, was The Magnificent Moodies (1965).

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21 Feb 2025


Good morning, world! Another day, another round of fresh nonsense waiting to unfold. Let’s grab our coffee, take a deep breath, and see what delightful absurdities the universe has planned for us today! For those still working, it's FRIDAY! For me, it's just… today. Hope it is a good day. Read ↪ Waves of Chaos

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While he has been around for a while, I just discovered T Bone Burnett's music—he's an American musician, songwriter, and producer known for his work in roots music, film soundtracks, and collaborations with artists like Bob Dylan, Elvis Costello, and Robert Plant.


Experience the haunting storytelling and rich Americana sound of T Bone Burnett’s Proof Through the Night—a masterful blend of folk, rock, and blues. Listen free and uninterrupted use ☰ to select track


Read more on T Bone and listen to his latest album release T Bone Burnett | Blog Network


20 Feb 2025


I don’t think I wake up unhappy, but as I open my eyes and take in the world we live in, any sense of happiness quickly fades. Read ↪ Reality Rushes In

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The Lovin’ Spoonful. The band that blended folk, pop, and rock into something truly special.

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19 Feb 2025


Rise and shine—remember everything comes from nothing and goes back to nothing, so enjoy the something while it lasts!

↪ Read The Cycle of Nothingness

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Love Devotion Surrender is a powerful collaboration between Carlos Santana and John McLaughlin, blending jazz fusion, rock, and Eastern spirituality.

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18 Feb 2025


Life's a piece of shit when you look at it—but if you laugh, take it lightly, and keep going, it gets a little easier. Yea right! So always look on the bright side of life, keep them laughing as you go, give the audience a show, just remember that the last laugh is on you... "Always Look on the Bright Side of Life" is one of my favorite tunes. I told Anna it's the song I want played at my wake—which, for many, might just be a bright side of life. ↪ Watch The Life of Brian


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Wishbone Ash Essential Collection Listen Uninterrupted use ☰ to select track




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17 Feb 2025


"Life is just a bowl of cherries, so they say, but in the end, you're left with a bowl of pits—so savor the sweetness while it lasts. Good morning!" Read ↪ Until You’re Left with the Pits


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Strawberry Alarm Clock—The band that brought us "Incense and Peppermints" and captured the essence of an era, listen uninterrupted.



Read ↪ Incense, Peppermints, and Psychedelic Vibes

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16 Feb 2025


In the quiet of the morning, I realized something. No matter how good something feels, there’s always that shadow lurking—knowing it won’t last, that something will come along to shake it. It makes happiness feel fragile, like it's never fully yours to keep. Read ↪ Finding Meaning Between Joy and Sorrow


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Blood Sweat and Tears - Formed in 1967 by Al Kooper, the band initially embraced an experimental jazz-rock style. Read ↪ The Pioneers of Jazz-Rock


I remember feeling somewhat upset when Clayton-Thomas replaced Kooper. While I still enjoyed the music, revisiting the first album, today, reminded me why—I preferred Kooper’s influence. After his departure, the band felt more commercialized, with catchy tunes like Spinning Wheel. Of course, my bias comes from being a big Kooper fan.


Listen to Debut Album Child Is Father to the Man (1968) Uninterrupted

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15 Feb 2025


As I woke this morning, Elton John’s Think I’m Gonna Kill Myself popped into my thoughts, a bittersweet reminder of teenage blues and the weight of old emotions, and so the day begins with a familiar, lingering ache—then Rocket Man came on, And, well, I'm gonna be high as a kite... Read ↪ Echos of Teenage Blues

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This album marked the first time Elton John recorded with what would become his classic backing band, solidifying a lineup that contributed to his signature 1970s sound. Read ↪ Rock, Pop, and Honky-Tonk Collide


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14 Feb 2025


Dragging myself out of bed this morning, Neil Young’s Old Man popped into my head—then it hit me... I’ve become the old man. Life comes full circle before we even realize it. Read ↪ Becoming the Old Man


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Heart of Gold” became Young’s biggest hit, but tracks like “Old Man” and “The Needle and the Damage Done” also left a lasting impact. Do you have a favorite from the album? Read ↪



13 Feb 2025


Rise and shine, you say? More like drag my ass out of bed, mutter at the absurdity of it all, and trudge through another round of life's endless charade—because, well, life is life. Read ↪ Holding On to a Moment

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The Doors, one of the most influential rock bands of the 1960s, blended poetic lyrics, psychedelic sounds, and blues influences to create a unique and enduring musical legacy. Read ↪ The Doors Music, Mystery, and Myth

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