Doug Walter (he/his)
@dougwalter5.bsky.social
Among my activities is serving on Boards of Directors. Currently [for ID only], I'm part of the boards for Davis Community Network, Coventry Carolers of California, and in the past have been with Cooperative Grocers Network and Davis Food Co-op.
There was a film, shown in "art houses" and at midnight. And a soundtrack album from the film showcased music that was different and not heard elsewhere at the time. Never out of my rotation for too long since I bought it in '74 or '75.
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Various - The Harder They Come (Original Soundtrack Recording) *Deluxe Edition*, FULL ALBUM + LYRICS (Island Records, 1972) - YouTube
This is the full album ''The Harder They Come, Original Soundtrack Recordings, Deluxe Edition' of Various Artists, released by Island Records in 1972 with ly...
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December 16, 2025 at 4:36 PM
There was a film, shown in "art houses" and at midnight. And a soundtrack album from the film showcased music that was different and not heard elsewhere at the time. Never out of my rotation for too long since I bought it in '74 or '75.
www.youtube.com/playlist?lis...
www.youtube.com/playlist?lis...
"...some substance for some of..." - again, I can understand not seeing that I was being (or, attempting to be) dry and wry. But let me assure you, I think that there were a lot of rich, powerful men who loved being able to dominate vulnerable female teens, and knew that few were of legal age.
December 12, 2025 at 9:01 PM
"...some substance for some of..." - again, I can understand not seeing that I was being (or, attempting to be) dry and wry. But let me assure you, I think that there were a lot of rich, powerful men who loved being able to dominate vulnerable female teens, and knew that few were of legal age.
I guess my humor was way too dry for social media; "charitable interpretation" was meant to be a sort of hyperbole.
December 12, 2025 at 8:47 PM
I guess my humor was way too dry for social media; "charitable interpretation" was meant to be a sort of hyperbole.