Jack Kavanagh Homan
@jkhoman.bsky.social
Dublin, 27, he/him, autistic and very very tired - linktr.ee/jkhoman
Let’s do the fucking news
October 7, 2025 at 10:39 PM
Let’s do the fucking news
I’m 27 today, but Born to Run is 50 and I think we all know which one is more important.
August 25, 2025 at 8:34 AM
I’m 27 today, but Born to Run is 50 and I think we all know which one is more important.
“I don’t care what anyone says, I like that movie”
August 24, 2025 at 12:44 PM
“I don’t care what anyone says, I like that movie”
God bless you Joel Whitburn, rest in peace you wonderful man. Tapestry of Delights is AMAZING btw
July 3, 2025 at 4:03 AM
God bless you Joel Whitburn, rest in peace you wonderful man. Tapestry of Delights is AMAZING btw
post a meme made by you
May 3, 2025 at 1:03 PM
post a meme made by you
Jack Nicholson himself makes a blink-and-you’ll-miss-it appearance in the film!
May 2, 2025 at 7:34 PM
Jack Nicholson himself makes a blink-and-you’ll-miss-it appearance in the film!
Ooh La La by Coolio and Oh La La La by 2 Eivissa were hits at the same time. They even appeared side by side in the chart at one point #TOTP
April 11, 2025 at 6:44 PM
Ooh La La by Coolio and Oh La La La by 2 Eivissa were hits at the same time. They even appeared side by side in the chart at one point #TOTP
Sun out, windows open, blasting NYC Ghosts and Flowers to an unsuspecting neighbourhood
April 11, 2025 at 2:47 PM
Sun out, windows open, blasting NYC Ghosts and Flowers to an unsuspecting neighbourhood
12) The Five Day Week Straw People (1967)
Better cover than record unfortunately, but a great night-time listen on the train. Almost painfully 1967, but some nice light psych touches along the way, and I like the predominantly live studio sound of the production.
6/10
Better cover than record unfortunately, but a great night-time listen on the train. Almost painfully 1967, but some nice light psych touches along the way, and I like the predominantly live studio sound of the production.
6/10
March 13, 2025 at 5:54 PM
12) The Five Day Week Straw People (1967)
Better cover than record unfortunately, but a great night-time listen on the train. Almost painfully 1967, but some nice light psych touches along the way, and I like the predominantly live studio sound of the production.
6/10
Better cover than record unfortunately, but a great night-time listen on the train. Almost painfully 1967, but some nice light psych touches along the way, and I like the predominantly live studio sound of the production.
6/10
11) The Pleasure Seekers - What a Way to Die (2013)
New to me, and my god, what a band. Like Honey LTD., a real shame they couldn’t do more, but what’s here is exhilarating. It’s not just psych/garage though, there’s some great blue-eyed soul too. Only negative is the sound quality.
9/10
New to me, and my god, what a band. Like Honey LTD., a real shame they couldn’t do more, but what’s here is exhilarating. It’s not just psych/garage though, there’s some great blue-eyed soul too. Only negative is the sound quality.
9/10
March 13, 2025 at 5:54 PM
11) The Pleasure Seekers - What a Way to Die (2013)
New to me, and my god, what a band. Like Honey LTD., a real shame they couldn’t do more, but what’s here is exhilarating. It’s not just psych/garage though, there’s some great blue-eyed soul too. Only negative is the sound quality.
9/10
New to me, and my god, what a band. Like Honey LTD., a real shame they couldn’t do more, but what’s here is exhilarating. It’s not just psych/garage though, there’s some great blue-eyed soul too. Only negative is the sound quality.
9/10
10) Nirvana - All of Us (1968)
New to me, unfortunately got a bit swamped by rushing to try to make my train on time. Will definitely need another proper listen. Tiny Goddess is wonderful though.
unsure/10
New to me, unfortunately got a bit swamped by rushing to try to make my train on time. Will definitely need another proper listen. Tiny Goddess is wonderful though.
unsure/10
March 13, 2025 at 5:54 PM
10) Nirvana - All of Us (1968)
New to me, unfortunately got a bit swamped by rushing to try to make my train on time. Will definitely need another proper listen. Tiny Goddess is wonderful though.
unsure/10
New to me, unfortunately got a bit swamped by rushing to try to make my train on time. Will definitely need another proper listen. Tiny Goddess is wonderful though.
unsure/10
9) Lesley Gore - I’ll Cry If I Want To (1963)
Was very pleasantly surprised to see Misty blow up on TikTok recently, even if I prefer the Johnny Mathis version. When it came to pre-Beatles pop, the girls always had the upper hand and Lesley is the proof. Really good (tearful) fun.
7/10
Was very pleasantly surprised to see Misty blow up on TikTok recently, even if I prefer the Johnny Mathis version. When it came to pre-Beatles pop, the girls always had the upper hand and Lesley is the proof. Really good (tearful) fun.
7/10
March 13, 2025 at 5:54 PM
9) Lesley Gore - I’ll Cry If I Want To (1963)
Was very pleasantly surprised to see Misty blow up on TikTok recently, even if I prefer the Johnny Mathis version. When it came to pre-Beatles pop, the girls always had the upper hand and Lesley is the proof. Really good (tearful) fun.
7/10
Was very pleasantly surprised to see Misty blow up on TikTok recently, even if I prefer the Johnny Mathis version. When it came to pre-Beatles pop, the girls always had the upper hand and Lesley is the proof. Really good (tearful) fun.
7/10
8) Roger Nichols and the Small Circle of Friends (1968)
A long-time favourite. One of my comfort food albums, I can stick it on any time and it’ll cheer me up. Snow Queen is marvellous and enchanting, and even the covers are inventive and unique. A real gem.
9/10
A long-time favourite. One of my comfort food albums, I can stick it on any time and it’ll cheer me up. Snow Queen is marvellous and enchanting, and even the covers are inventive and unique. A real gem.
9/10
March 13, 2025 at 5:54 PM
8) Roger Nichols and the Small Circle of Friends (1968)
A long-time favourite. One of my comfort food albums, I can stick it on any time and it’ll cheer me up. Snow Queen is marvellous and enchanting, and even the covers are inventive and unique. A real gem.
9/10
A long-time favourite. One of my comfort food albums, I can stick it on any time and it’ll cheer me up. Snow Queen is marvellous and enchanting, and even the covers are inventive and unique. A real gem.
9/10
7) The Parade - The Parade (1995)
Cherry Red did a more comprehensive comp on these guys a few years ago, but alas I don’t have it. 13 year old me made Welcome You’re in Love his jam, and 26 year old me still agrees. Rest is okay, might warm to it more with repeated listens.
6/10
Cherry Red did a more comprehensive comp on these guys a few years ago, but alas I don’t have it. 13 year old me made Welcome You’re in Love his jam, and 26 year old me still agrees. Rest is okay, might warm to it more with repeated listens.
6/10
March 13, 2025 at 5:54 PM
7) The Parade - The Parade (1995)
Cherry Red did a more comprehensive comp on these guys a few years ago, but alas I don’t have it. 13 year old me made Welcome You’re in Love his jam, and 26 year old me still agrees. Rest is okay, might warm to it more with repeated listens.
6/10
Cherry Red did a more comprehensive comp on these guys a few years ago, but alas I don’t have it. 13 year old me made Welcome You’re in Love his jam, and 26 year old me still agrees. Rest is okay, might warm to it more with repeated listens.
6/10
6) Chad and Jeremy - Distant Shores (1966)
Always liked these two, The Ark is a very underrated LP. This one has a few too many covers, but the original material holds up quite well. The production matches the warm glow of the artwork very well.
7/10
Always liked these two, The Ark is a very underrated LP. This one has a few too many covers, but the original material holds up quite well. The production matches the warm glow of the artwork very well.
7/10
March 13, 2025 at 5:54 PM
6) Chad and Jeremy - Distant Shores (1966)
Always liked these two, The Ark is a very underrated LP. This one has a few too many covers, but the original material holds up quite well. The production matches the warm glow of the artwork very well.
7/10
Always liked these two, The Ark is a very underrated LP. This one has a few too many covers, but the original material holds up quite well. The production matches the warm glow of the artwork very well.
7/10
5) It’s a Beautiful Day - It’s a Beautiful Day (1969)
This one’s new to me. Needs another listen, and it gets a tad too proggy towards the end for my tastes, but I love the warm spaciousness of it. White Bird and Bulgaria were the highlights.
7/10
This one’s new to me. Needs another listen, and it gets a tad too proggy towards the end for my tastes, but I love the warm spaciousness of it. White Bird and Bulgaria were the highlights.
7/10
March 13, 2025 at 5:54 PM
5) It’s a Beautiful Day - It’s a Beautiful Day (1969)
This one’s new to me. Needs another listen, and it gets a tad too proggy towards the end for my tastes, but I love the warm spaciousness of it. White Bird and Bulgaria were the highlights.
7/10
This one’s new to me. Needs another listen, and it gets a tad too proggy towards the end for my tastes, but I love the warm spaciousness of it. White Bird and Bulgaria were the highlights.
7/10
4) The Monkees - The Monkees (1966)
Always a favourite, struck now by how garagey it sounds. Let’s Dance On and Saturday’s Child in particular have a real punch to them. Love pretty much everything here, yet it’s probably only my fifth favourite Monkees album.
8/10
Always a favourite, struck now by how garagey it sounds. Let’s Dance On and Saturday’s Child in particular have a real punch to them. Love pretty much everything here, yet it’s probably only my fifth favourite Monkees album.
8/10
March 13, 2025 at 5:54 PM
4) The Monkees - The Monkees (1966)
Always a favourite, struck now by how garagey it sounds. Let’s Dance On and Saturday’s Child in particular have a real punch to them. Love pretty much everything here, yet it’s probably only my fifth favourite Monkees album.
8/10
Always a favourite, struck now by how garagey it sounds. Let’s Dance On and Saturday’s Child in particular have a real punch to them. Love pretty much everything here, yet it’s probably only my fifth favourite Monkees album.
8/10
3) The Sunshine Company - Happy Is the Sunshine Company (1967)
Unfortunately saddled with two absolute stinkers, but otherwise very sweet harmony pop. There’s a haunting version of I Need You by The Beatles, and Back On the Street Again has some top notch tambourine action.
6/10
Unfortunately saddled with two absolute stinkers, but otherwise very sweet harmony pop. There’s a haunting version of I Need You by The Beatles, and Back On the Street Again has some top notch tambourine action.
6/10
March 13, 2025 at 5:54 PM
3) The Sunshine Company - Happy Is the Sunshine Company (1967)
Unfortunately saddled with two absolute stinkers, but otherwise very sweet harmony pop. There’s a haunting version of I Need You by The Beatles, and Back On the Street Again has some top notch tambourine action.
6/10
Unfortunately saddled with two absolute stinkers, but otherwise very sweet harmony pop. There’s a haunting version of I Need You by The Beatles, and Back On the Street Again has some top notch tambourine action.
6/10
2) Sagittarius - Present Tense (1968)
Always wanted to like this more than I do. Its highs are VERY high, but it’s rarely as transcendent as Begin by The Millennium, the album it’s often associated with. My World Fell Down is still as amazing as everyone says it is though.
7/10
Always wanted to like this more than I do. Its highs are VERY high, but it’s rarely as transcendent as Begin by The Millennium, the album it’s often associated with. My World Fell Down is still as amazing as everyone says it is though.
7/10
March 13, 2025 at 5:54 PM
2) Sagittarius - Present Tense (1968)
Always wanted to like this more than I do. Its highs are VERY high, but it’s rarely as transcendent as Begin by The Millennium, the album it’s often associated with. My World Fell Down is still as amazing as everyone says it is though.
7/10
Always wanted to like this more than I do. Its highs are VERY high, but it’s rarely as transcendent as Begin by The Millennium, the album it’s often associated with. My World Fell Down is still as amazing as everyone says it is though.
7/10