I really don't. I know of his work at a somewhat academic level, but have listened to very little.

That's..... not entirely inaccurate. Eno, I think, had a wider range, though.

If you're talking about the band, it's the latter, if your talking about something that belongs to a dead Kennedy, it's the former.

Getting these vibes. (art by Yoji Shinkawa)

We have a battery-operated one. It's not silent, but significantly better than even your typical lawn mower.

Or death. That's always a fun one to hear.

I think my comment was something like "well, that wasn't auto-tuned."

I haven't touched that in probably 30 years.

I definitely enjoyed it, though.

(Daniel Keyes - I misspelled that.)

A Fire Upon the Deep - Vernor Vinge
Ancillary Justice - Anne Leckie
Dune - Frank Herbert

(In many cases, these are the start of a series. I recommend specifically finishing the Corey, Leckie, and Vinge series. In Dune, stick to the books written by Frank Herbert, and ignore his son's titles.)

Isn't it the 50th anniversary of the incident?

I think it's an anagram for an eastern european word for "surrender"