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Old-Timey Blues Sunday Music

King of the Delta Blues Singers, by Robert Johnson: All the rock & metal music you listen to, came from this man's guitar.
Electrically Recorded: High Water Everywhere, by Charlie Patton: 1929
How Long, by Blind Lemon Johnson: 1929
Library of Congress 1941-1942 Sessions, by Son House
Go Bo Diddley: something a little more modern (1959)

Synthetic Sunday Music

Timewind, by Klaus Shulze (1975)
Dune, by Klaus Shulze (1979)
Silhouettes, by Klaus Shulze (2018)
There's a single track of Deus Arrakis, the rest comes out June 10, 2022.
Alpha Centuari, by Tangerine Dream (1971)
Sorcerer soundtrack, by Tangerine Dream (1977)

That one bit of Deus Arrakis got me fired up.

The egg, the symbol of creation

Trippy Tuesday Music

The Trip Out, by Crystal Method: Music videos for this album are really good, if you like flashing lights and Xscreensavers/iTunes visualizers with fight scenes (and who doesn't?)

Overthinking Will Kill Your Reality

Oh thank Cthulhu there's a way out. Just gotta think real hard.
Lord of Chaos, by Killing Joke
Community, by Diskette Park
New/End, by X Marks the Pedwalk: I'm often meh on their old material, but maybe current albums need more listens.
Future Past, by Duran Duran: Yeah, every new album is still "are they really?" And it's just kinda meh new wave rock, but nostalgia's a hell of a drug.

Alastair Reynolds Notes on Revenger

And now Reynolds has some photos of his journals developing Revenger, especially interesting for the speeds of the ships & worldlets, layouts of baubles, illustrations of Clackers and Skulls (I had pictured more of a dragon skull, this is more whale-like). The illustrations of the ships as fish is bizarre; I had pictured more like sailing ships but rounded, no top deck.