Even when the music is not for me (I did listen a few times before deciding that in this instance I was a prisoner of my taste), I still enjoy these. The Tony Molina, however, has been on repeat.

I have to thank you for two excellent recent watches that I believe you were at least partly responsible for. In A Lonely Place and The Earrings of Madame de ….

Once, while stuck in a traffic jam in Boston, I watched the driver of the van beside us bang his head on the steering wheel.

It is an interesting listen. I can’t really find a category for it.

Wonderful news, congratulations to both of you.

These always amaze me. You manage to cover your connection to the song, a history of the band, brief social context for Brighton and the band and a technical analysis of the structure of the song in a piece that is entirely readable by someone with no background in any of it. So glad these are back.

The divisiveness is quite remarkable. I am debating listening to Outline, but there is much in what I have heard that suggests I should just stick with my existing TBR list.

I had intended to reply to the first post to say that your today sounded like my yesterday, but having seen the second post, your day today sounds worse. I hope it improves soon.

It is too bad the theatrical release was so limited. It really needs a large screen.

Also, thank you for this. I needed some CMAT this afternoon.

So very the character of Andy Miller. I hope you are feeling better.

The leeks were delicious, if wildly unhealthy.