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As I was working on a segment for my Moonlight Mile Radio Show, Bob Dylan came up, along with the recent movie 'A Complete Unknown'. This movie promo was made to mimic Bob Dylan's music film to the song 'Subterranean Homesick Blues' (they weren't called 'videos' back then) and the 'vintage' filtering of Timothée Chalamet flipping the lyric placards, and of scenes from the movie was really well done!

I don't have a YouTube video. But I can definitely post the link to what I'm listening to.

Muscle Spark, a Kunio-kun remix album.

https://downloads.khinsider.com/game-soundtracks/album/muscle-spark-2009

I was talking to my grandparents about the passing of Ozzy Osbourne and they shared a couple concert stories with a sparkle in their eyes that told me they giving me the edited, summarized version.

So, I started a deep dive into Black Sabbath and Ozzy and why he meant so much to so many people. I of course had heard some of the songs, and I would at times watch 'The Osbournes' TV show, but I had a surface knowledge of him at best. I hope to present as part of my long-delayed debut radio show thread I plan on starting in the 'Arts' forum a segment on Ozzy Osbourne.

Until then, I thought I would share a tribute song collaboration for Ozzy Osbourne by rapper Eminen and pop-soul artist Adele. It was quite touching to me both lyrically and musically.

Come N Go Yeat

As I felt sad the last days, I needed a boost, so I turned the volume up to maximum in my car, yelling along with Lenny….


Kingdom Come, Master Seven Album 1997

A7X 🤘🏻😈🤘🏻

Because one of my OCs wound up in Paldea and I wanted fitting background music.

Human

A Led sort of day…

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Basically the whole MCR discography.

Three Cheers will always be my favourite MCR album though.

Listening to the Buckingham/Nicks demo tapes. Some good early versions and parts that would make up some of Fleetwood Mac’s later popular songs. Here’s an early break-up song penned under a working title of ‘Please Don’t Leave Me’ that had part of the chorus of The ‘Chain’.