progress

this nation keeps doing the same damn thing over and over. we're constantly reminded that "the argument" is central to the "American experiment," but when will America publish its findings? questions asked and answered! we have enough data! come on!

sit tight, Bluesky. sit tight.
10/10

"THE BIG SOUND OF THE CENTURY"
The Beatles took this from us.
9/10

8/10

posting in the order i logged 'em. these records can all be had today for a fraction of what they cost 60 years ago.
7/10

my deepest roots are in all of this music
6/10

5/10

Emotions a/k/a The Runarounds a/k/a The Motions
a/k/a The Moments a/k/a Four Dreams
Brooklyn, New York

Personnel:
Joe Favale (lead)
Tony Maltese (tenor)
Larry Cusamano (second tenor)
Joe Nigro (baritone)
Dom Collura (bass)

4/10

in 1958, the retail price of a 7" 45 rose to 98¢ from 94¢, matching 10" records. 98¢ today is a bit more than $11!
3/10

the comments on all of these videos will break your heart
2/10

fire walk with me

i like this clip when JFK stops his weird nephew from torturing Shadrach!

"For while this year it may be a Catholic against whom the finger of suspicion is pointed, in other years it has been, and may someday be again, a Jew-- or a Quaker or a Unitarian or a Baptist...Today I may be the victim, but tomorrow it may be you." — John F. Kennedy, Houston, Texas, Sept. 12, 1960

nobody had to force consumers to adopt the world wide web and smart phones. the benefits were clear. not so with AI, so the pressure is relentless.