Last night I played an Open Mic. At the start, the emcee asked if anyone could play a song for a first-time open mic goer to sing. While the first few people perform, I overhear the new guy talking to some people, and he says the song he wants to sing is 'Creep' by Radiohead. I look up the chords ...

I wanted to put something light on, so I put on Wildcard Kitchen on HBO Max (FoodNetwork). It's a fun, light cooking competition show where big name chef's come in with their own money and bet poker-style on cooking rounds with another big name chef as a judge.



I saw a commercial for that, it ...

I assume this is a reissue, but Unsane just released a remastered version of Occupational Hazard. They also scheduled a tour. (I'm going to the St. Louis show, Young Widows are opening!)

https://unsane.bandcamp.com/album/occup ... 6-remaster

I listen to some of my own songs I've recorded, not often but sometimes. Usually I nit pick and I think, "I could've done that better", other songs I'm like, "hey, I nailed that." I just try to get better at everything.

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If anyone is a fan of Bill Hicks, a company called Comedy Dynamics has his full Revelations special available for streaming/purchase:

https://comedydynamics.bandcamp.com/alb ... variations

rsmurphy wrote: Fri Mar 06, 2026 11:23 am

Do you know about the Record Store Day release of this?

https://newnoisemagazine.com/news-skin- ... store-day/

I've never liked pickles. If I see slices on my sandwich, I'll pulling 'em out.

I love onions though. And I think I prefer pickled jalapenos to raw ones.

Zorba the Greek. It just popped into my head as the library was out of, like, 3 or 4 other things I wanted to read in front of it.

It's...fine, interesting enough for me to read to the end.


The Last Temptation of Christ blew my mind the first time I read it and with every subsequent ...

Zorba the Greek. It just popped into my head as the library was out of, like, 3 or 4 other things I wanted to read in front of it.

It's...fine, interesting enough for me to read to the end.

Just finished The Endurance Artist by Jared Beasley, about Gary Cantrell (AKA Lazarus Lake), creator of the Barkely Marathons* and other grueling ultramarathon races.

As a fan of extreme sports and endurance tales in general, this was an easy win for me; but it was also great to get a little more ...