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[Home Jersey]

I'm on a big bluegrass kick recently because my buddy got me into this musician Billy Strings, I had never heard of. Perfect name for an awesome guitarist. 

 

 

[Demo]

6 minutes ago, Home Jersey said:

I'm on a big bluegrass kick recently because my buddy got me into this musician Billy Strings, I had never heard of. Perfect name for an awesome guitarist. 

 

 

Dude is absurdly talented. If you’re on that kick check him out playing with Chris Thiele. Breathtaking playing by 2 guys who make it look like they’re barely even trying and anyone could do it. 

[mamasa]

 Historical, spiritual, love, energy, peace. Site of Woodstock 

[Demo]

9 hours ago, mamasa said:

 Historical, spiritual, love, energy, peace. Site of Woodstock 

Very cool

Does it still smell like pee and weed? 

[Demo]

Happy birthday to the great, great Thurston Moore. Just 40 years of making searing music. Sonic Youth. Great solo catalog. A million oddball collabs. Just straight up an artist.
Side note: Also part of one of my favorite weird little things in music. He collaborated on a version of The Ramones’ “Sheena is a Punk Rocker” that to me is better than the original because it’s a real live smokin’ punk song. But the thing is, it’s not actually a song. It’s like 90 secs of a song done for some tv show and never released as the whole thing. But it’s a killer. 

[Dhop]

On 7/24/2026 at 4:12 PM, Demo said:

Dude is absurdly talented. If you’re on that kick check him out playing with Chris Thiele. Breathtaking playing by 2 guys who make it look like they’re barely even trying and anyone could do it. 

He’s an interesting character. Check him out on Theo Von E483

[Demo]

Ok, this is why as great and useful and convenient as Spotify or Apple Music or those sorts of platforms are, and other than shamelessly screwing artists they absolutely are, this is why radio can never ever go away. Driving along and out of nowhere some great song you haven’t heard in an age and may have never thought of again pops up and you hear those 1st few notes and just bust out “F—- Yeah” as your turning it up. That is 1 of the hands down best feelings in the world and streaming just can’t replicate that sensation.

Needless to say, this song did that for me today. Awesome. And it then begs the question: what was the last song that popped out of nowhere and gave you that little charge and maybe took you back to a place and time?

[Stuhoo]

13 hours ago, Demo said:

Ok, this is why as great and useful and convenient as Spotify or Apple Music or those sorts of platforms are, and other than shamelessly screwing artists they absolutely are, this is why radio can never ever go away. Driving along and out of nowhere some great song you haven’t heard in an age and may have never thought of again pops up and you hear those 1st few notes and just bust out “F—- Yeah” as your turning it up. That is 1 of the hands down best feelings in the world and streaming just can’t replicate that sensation.

Needless to say, this song did that for me today. Awesome. And it then begs the question: what was the last song that popped out of nowhere and gave you that little charge and maybe took you back to a place and time?

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I've got one from this afternoon. Apologies Demo, but it popped up in my gazillion song Spotify library shuffle while I was at work and I started to do a little happy chair dance. I have no idea what the words mean, and it doesn't matter one little bit! Miriam Makeba singing Pata Pata is a complete joyous occasion: