Someday soon the Machines may be making music instead of Humans. Until then, here's some Machine-like music.
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Building the Perfect Wednesday Music
Still Rockin' Saturday Music
- Permanent Waves, by Rush: 1980
Begin the day with a friendly voice
A companion unobtrusive
Plays that song that's so elusive
And the magic music makes your morning mood - Flying in a Blue Dream, by Joe Satriani: 1989
- Shapeshifting, by Joe Satriani: 2020
- Hall of the Mountain Grill, by Hawkwind: 1974
- Somnia, by Hawkwind: 2021
- The Grand Illusion, by Styx: 1977
- Crash of the Crown, by Styx: 2021
Back to Posting Friday Music
Haven't done a music post in a while. Lotta new music to cover, and I'm angry at how stupid people are, so great combo!
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)
Chiptune Tuesday Music
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.
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.
- 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.
