I forget where I discovered Johnette Napolitano’s “Exquisite Corpses” album but I remember bouncing off it the first time I listened to it. I think it was because there’s a few spoken word, story tracks that are very distracting if I’m trying to work to music.
And then the randomization genie on Apple Music served me up this track. I found the album again and gave it another listen. Now I’m hooked.
I’m continuing to have fun asking Microsoft’s Bing search how many Ns there are in mayonnaise. This is the latest attempt… Every time I try this question Bing seems to … Read More
I’ve been using Apple Music to build up a writing playlist for a long time now and it currently stands at 2326 song or 4.5 days of music. That’s pretty good. Of course, I quite often jump to my favourite albums and I listen to them over and over a lot of the time. There have been a few cases recently where I started listening to the soundtrack for a film before I’d seen it and listened to it so much that it made the film seem very familiar.
This was recorded on a phone in a noisy British train station so the quality is hit and miss but it’s well worth persevering through the public announcer at the beginning.
This is probably the strangest music I’ve posted here yet. I’m using the lyric video because it’s the lyrics that drew me in.
Carlos pulled a chunky cellphone out of his pocket. He stared at the screen for a moment, a pensive look on his face.
The big tech companies continue to try to ram “AI” down our throats in the form of slow, dangerously inaccurate search tools. I’ve been having some fun over the last … Read More
Every patient zero has a doctor. Edward Taylor just killed a man. It wasn’t the first time but it could be the last. For the last twenty years, he’s been … Read More
