Some sweet stuff
https://sublime-frequencies.bandcamp.com/album/saigon-rock-soul-vietnamese-classic-tracks-1968-1974
Saigon Rock & Soul: Vietnamese Classic Tracks 1968-1974, by Various Artists
17 track album
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Aberronaut 
@cloudtripper
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So much slack there was time to search for the high baptismal glow
Sublime Frequencies
Marshall
brettezeleliquidemoral des gens de gauche
Melissa Shook
tag : le désespoir des éléphants, prise en charge de la dépression, #animals #psychology #photography #politique #mastodon
Shotgun Seamstress#NowPlaying #FreePalestine #punk #Gaza
On a quick road trip listening to this benefit comp by @uneasylistening. Good mix of old faves and new-to-me bands. https://thedissidents.bandcamp.com/album/poppy-seeds-an-international-benefit-for-mutual-aid-in-gaza
On a quick road trip listening to this benefit comp by @uneasylistening. Good mix of old faves and new-to-me bands. https://thedissidents.bandcamp.com/album/poppy-seeds-an-international-benefit-for-mutual-aid-in-gaza
Poppy Seeds: An International Benefit for Mutual Aid in Gaza, by various
19 track album
Alain Colas
the buff who fell to earthWasn't sure what to play this morning, then brain said Boris and I think it was right. Love the Nick Drake tribute too.
Boris - Akuma no Uta (2003)
Akuma no Uta, by Boris
6 track album
Jukka 'Shrike' KolehmainenMy #1001albums project has proceeded to it's 400th review, which is quite astonishing.
Along the way I've come to the realization that lyrics are not important to me and that I really don't care for country nor mainstream pop music.
I've been thinking about adding something weekly or monthly about the 1001 project to my Listens posts, but haven't really decided how/what/if at all it should be done.
Feel free to chime in if something is more interesting or you have a good idea on the subject?
For any stats nerds, here's some:
https://1001albumsgenerator.com/shares/67332c6f9f41053c9840c122
Dr. D. Elisabeth GlasscoThe first Memorial Day didn’t begin with Confederate widows or small ceremonies in the white South. It began in Charleston in 1865, when 10,000 newly freed Black Americans gathered to bury Union dead abandoned in a mass grave at a former Confederate prison camp. What happened there was more than mourning. It was a declaration about freedom, memory, and who would define the meaning of the Civil War.
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Image: Frances Benjamin Johnston, Saluting the Flag at the Whittier Primary School, ca 1899.
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Image: Frances Benjamin Johnston, Saluting the Flag at the Whittier Primary School, ca 1899.
