Interesting thing about the Blu-rays is that they're transparent. I have one CD in my collection that's also transparent, "A1. Raster-Noton. Archiv 1", a compilation included with The Wire issue 238 in December 2003,
www.discogs.com/release/2192...

The "country road" that inspired the tune is Clopper Road in Montgomery County, Maryland. Nivert and Danoff were driving to a family function in Gaithersburg, back when the city was pretty much a farm town.

Can’t count how many times this happened to me.

"Who could have predicted this?"

Uh,...

More like 2 or 3 months...

Just too much fun! All four members are still alive.

Can’t believe how many Cocteau Twins CDs I didn’t have. The Blue Bell Knoll 33 1/3 book prompted this purchase.

Now that I’ve acquired The Roches WB output, fully restored reissues should be announced soon.

My landlord’s band where she’s principal clarinet. Plus the orchestra features two former student workers at my library, Daniel Shomper on cello and Jose Luis Oviedo on trumpet.

Mercy Seat was a “punk gospel” band featuring Gordon Gano.

@robinjames.bsky.social just got a 33 1/3 commission for The Breeders “Last Splash”.

Holy shit were they young.

Not sure where I saw it but someone said that DC punks didn't just write songs about guys like Kavanaugh. They wrote songs *specifically* about him.