Director, Agriculture Initiatives, World Resources Institute. Working with colleagues around the world to create a sustainable food future. DC-based. Own views.
- PRODUCE more food and fiber sustainably on existing working lands
- PROTECT remaining natural ecosystems
- REDUCE waste and growth in demand for land-intensive goods
- RESTORE degraded lands
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I have a weighted one from Costco, not even sure of the brand, that cost about $500 and feels like a real piano.
There are probably cheaper decent options too.
No brand preference to recommend. If you go to a music store I’d imagine you can try a few that cost between $100-500 and get a sense of pros/cons.
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earworm
I think I’m music-first - there are a lot of 80s/90s songs I grew up with but only “really” heard all the lyrics once I googled them (or saw them in album cover).
Just thought of another: Life by Des’ree
What song, in your opinion, has the highest music-to-lyrics quality ratio? That is, the music is catchy or even potentially good—but the lyrics are terrible?
Starter pick: “Hey, Soul Sister” by Train
United Kingdom: pork
Australia: pork
Canada: pork
FAOSTAT: pigmeat
