Listening to this now

[craigb]

14 hours ago, synkrotron said:

sorry

couldn't get back to sleep after getting up for a pee

 

I couldn't help but chuckle at the cameraman's attempts to give the drummer and bass player some equal time. ?

 

(I'll also never understand what makes someone as cute and talented as she is cover herself with ugly graffiti... *Sigh...* ?)

[synkrotron]

2 hours ago, craigb said:

(I'll also never understand what makes someone as cute and talented as she is cover herself with ugly graffiti... *Sigh...* ?)

I know what you mean... Seems to be the thing nowadays...

[InstrEd]

4 hours ago, craigb said:

I'll also never understand what makes someone as cute and talented as she is cover herself with ugly graffiti

I don't get it either.

[Notes_Norton]

17 hours ago, craigb said:

<...snip...>(I'll also never understand what makes someone as cute and talented as she is cover herself with ugly graffiti... *Sigh...* ?)

Agreed. I find it a turn-off myself. But then they aren't doing it to attract my attention.

When I was a kid I wanted a tattoo. My mother refused to let me. It's one of the things she didn't let me do that I appreciate the most.

I read that a doc that does autopsies said that he can always tell the people who have tats, their lymph nodes are black from trying to get the toxic ink out of their system.

I wonder if that impairs the immune system that the lymph system is a major part of.

Notes

[Notes_Norton]

Abbey Road Medley - The Beatles

In my personal opinion it's the best piece of work they did. I don't know what the "restored" version is all about, I'm about to find out.

 

Edited August 22, 2020 by Notes_Norton

[Wibbles]

18 hours ago, craigb said:

I'll also never understand what makes someone as cute and talented as she is cover herself with ugly graffiti...

.. but on some girls I'm interested in exactly how far the tattoos go.  

[craigb]

If I was ever to get a tattoo, I already know what it would be:  The buttons <Ctrl><Alt><Del> probably put on the back of my neck.

I'm waiting until someone discovers how to actually make them reboot my brain for real... ?

[Notes_Norton]

Harold's House Of Jazz - Richie Cole (alto sax) Eddie Jefferson (vocals)

 

 

Edited August 23, 2020 by Notes_Norton

[Wibbles]

9 hours ago, craigb said:

I'm waiting until someone discovers how to actually make them reboot my brain for real... ?

A task beyond mere mortals.

[Wibbles]

 

[synkrotron]

12 hours ago, craigb said:

If I was ever to get a tattoo, I already know what it would be

I have also given this some though, over the last couple of years and, for me, it would have to be something on my arm saying, "please dispose of sensibly," or words to that effect.

In green.

 

[Wibbles]

1 hour ago, synkrotron said:

"please dispose of sensibly,"

A donor card?

[synkrotron]

3 hours ago, Wibbles said:

A donor card?

no, I was thinking more along the lines of disposing of my body upon my death

I don't think my organs would help anybody at this stage anyway

[Notes_Norton]

I'd like to be buried at sea. Let the crabs have something to eat instead of burning me in a fire or enclosing me in a box. I figure I'll have no more use for this body, it may as well be food for something.

And while we are on the subject. This is my favorite Rachmaninoff piece of music. It's in 5/4 time but the odd time signature isn't obvious. It's dark and moody and I like dark and moody

Isle of the Dead - Sergei Rachmaninoff / Mikhail Pletnev  / Russian National Orchestra

 

 

Edited August 23, 2020 by Notes_Norton

[Pragi]

Projeto Quarentena Bones Feat Rafael Rocha e Joabe Reis

 

[Notes_Norton]

The Sermon! - Jimmy Smith

 

 

Edited August 23, 2020 by Notes_Norton

[Notes_Norton]

Guatemala Connection - Hubert Laws

 

 

Edited August 24, 2020 by Notes_Norton

[bayoubill]

sounds like the music I was playing in the mid 70's

[bayoubill]

 

[craigb]

Listening to this now: Good stuff!

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