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Authored on01/19/2025 - 11:56Body
Looking back on the week, the overarching theme seemed to be balancing discipline with joy and prioritization. There was a lot of focus on tweaking of the flows. Songs for 1000s of cats, to-do app/gtd, and even wiki for work all got smoothed out.
There was an undercurrent of appreciating control and structure to achieve goals.
Music
Listened to so many amazing albums this last week. There were a few that had some whoa-ments.
At the Five Spot Vol. 1
Eric Dolphy feat. Booker Little, Mal Waldron, Richard Davis & Ed BlackwellDissonance rules. This album has dissonance wonderfully blended with sweetness and sadness. I love live jazz album that make you feel like you are in a tiny club.
In the Land of Grey and Pink
CaravanColumbia Singles
Susan ChristieThese two albums came out decades before their times. From what I read about both is that people completely didn't get it when they were released. It's like two indie albums hatched way before the rest of the eggs.
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Authored on01/18/2025 - 12:36Body
One of my nods to an album that is genius is to switch from Music to Podcasts.
Recent Listens
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Vintage Pearls: Orchestral Pop from the 70s
The Gerhard Narholz Orchestra & Gerhard Narholz
Sonoton, #Lounge -
Motion
Lee Konitz
Verve Music Group, #Jazz -
Bullhead
Melvins
Boner, #Metal, #Punk -
Privilege
Television Personalities
Fire, #Indie, #Shoegaze -
Batucada
Walter Wanderley
Verve Music Group, #Jazz, #Brazilian -
Bix and Tram: A Hot Jazz Classic (2020, Jazz)
Frankie Trumbauer and His Orchestra & Bix Beiderbecke
Shellac Revival, #Jazz -
The Susceptible Now
Tyshawn Sorey
Pi, #Jazz -
At the Five Spot Vol. 1
Eric Dolphy feat. Booker Little, Mal Waldron, Richard Davis & Ed Blackwell
Prestige, #Jazz -
Unknown Rivers
Luke Stewart
Pi, #Jazz -
In the Land of Grey and Pink
Caravan
Decca, #Rock, #Folk