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Brian Eno’s Music for Anxious Times By Lindsay ZoladzPublished Nov. 4, 2020Updated Nov. 6, 2020 In 1976 — three years after he left Roxy Music, one year after he released his dual solo landmarks “Discreet Music” and “Another Green World,” and a year before he expanded the horizons of art-rock with his work on David Bowie’s…
Collision of conscience Collision of conscience caused quite a scene as the King of Carnivals collected cans for con artists Rolling rocks race downward spiraling the dodgers dream Dead on arrival desperate clinging to carnal truths Steam engine bone-dry tapestry threads shredding inhaling fibers blinking eyes tears roll down but it ain’t crying Cars conquest,…
Reason There’s a reason for almost everything.. because sometimes….there’s no reason..there just ain’t no reason’ Circle Never understood the fascination with people outside of our Circle Lock Little Lawdy mama gonna get on downgonna rattle your cagegonna split your lock Knot How many times do I have to figure it all out for naught..? Many…
In conversation with an old friend the other evening, talking about how he used to get buzzed and go to bed, lie with notebook, pen in hand and create verse-poems-songs-draw a picture.. but now one goes to bed and is drawn to the phone. We stumbled upon a novel idea, turn off the phone! Recapture…
Dispensary Let the dispensing begin..I saw you at the dispensaryYou want to go to The Dispensary?What’s the dispensary dispensing today?Can’t wait for the dispensaries to open..Seems like a century since the dispensaries opened..Where’s the dispensary nearest you..?We sure do love our dispensary..!dispensary dispensary dispensarydispensary dispensary dispensaryGosh, how that word just rolls off the tongue.. dispensary…
Tea Time In Tunis Butter salt pepper tea bags nostrils game fish deer Antelope sneaking telescope nodding off at the rifle range grease gather in the corners of sun lit fighter jets ready to launch at the first sign of snowfall when tears freeze and anger defrosts lining up in circles up the down ladder…
St. Louis loves cover bands St Louis loves cover bands, always has always will and hasn’t been a city that supports bands that play original music for a very long time. If I’m wrong on that correct me in the comments. Original music and original artists was once a trademark of this Fair City, but…
