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Musical Cure for Crazy Times

19 Saturday Mar 2022

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For reasons or for no reasons, I shared the following tune with the FPC gang. It’s from Le Roux. In 1982. And it will keep you … from feeling blue. Unless you recall that 1982 is now 40 YEARS(!) in the rearview mirror. Great song from a great, underrated band:

Sometimes, we all need a little blast from the past. Don’t you give up…

Maxx Vaxx Trax

23 Sunday Jan 2022

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Here is the rhetorical, lyrical nuking of Scott Adams: The Best Thing That Ever Happened.

Not gonna lie; the lyrics are downright vulgar – but hilarious. Do consider they are based on and almost precisely track what Adams screamed at a fan. I think she’s vindicated now.

And, no. Few, if any papers will dump Dilbert and the MSM will let the crazed attack slide because the heart of the matter involves an ardent acolyte of the Hoax who came around to the total BS of it all (even if he couldn’t quite bring himself to admit he’d been wrong).

MOAR … Vaxx Trax!

14 Tuesday Dec 2021

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“BATS”

I’ll admit that this one may need to grow a little on me. But, the boys have added more talent – Chris Hawk on guitar!

If you’ve listened to Darkstream (UATV) episode 788, Ride It Out, then it’s the same Hawk who did the really cool guitar amp-up of “Sweet But Psycho.” Both tunes come along towards the end of that particular show. By the way, “sweet but psycho” or the alternate line “hot but psycho” perfectly describes most of my former … never mind. Just listen to the tunes.

 

First Time In A While

10 Friday Dec 2021

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Bob Dole’s funeral was on the TeeVee at the gym this afternoon. For the first time in a long time, I heard “God Bless The USA.” I suppose it was fitting for someone of Dole’s generation. In general, the tune has lost all meaning. The flag now stands for nothing and they took the freedom away. Worse, I imagine the average ‘Murican likes it that way. Bob Dole, RIP.