El formato físico dura años incluso después de nosotros, el online desaparece cuando el dueño de la empresa decide cerrar o se la vende a un multimillonario. ¿Dónde estará Spotify dentro de 50 años?. Te dejo por aquí algo nuevo que escuchar, igual creo que se puede acercar a tus gustos. https://youtu.be/FNIe0WNjbI4?si=OyiYNhaDzD2XwhNF
I recently stumbled upon Margo Guryan by chance, you might like her as well! And I re-created some of my old mix tapes as playlists on Spotify (don't we all still remember the exact order of the songs on these tapes?), it's fun!
Sigh. You think you have difficulties accessing music. I discovered yours from Radio 4's Late Junction which I used to put on at 11pm and record on tape when I went to bed, then listen to next day (fast-forwarding the Mongolian throat music and other less hummable items) and re-recording the best items (eg Everyone is Moving to Berlin) onto another tape. This was in the days when you could get radio cassette players with twin tape decks. My point is, I can't move on and I'm stuck with about 35 home-curated tapes of 'best of Late Junction, cerca 2000 to 2016' and the CDs that I bought on the strength of items listened to there. It's a fine collection but where do I go now but nowhere?
Number one,may this be your most daunting problem in life. Try out Molly Tuttle and Billy Strings. They are both going to be over in England soon. Great live shows,phenomenal pickers and good song writers.
Pleasure reading, and yes a pleasure to have Jonathan Richman in the CD player of the dust covered car and the broken plastic box in the glove compartment…
I remember a couple of years ago Alma & Linus, Mariscal’s teenage twins, fell in love with New England - they had never heard of JR before that ride on the dirt road.
For some reason, Spotify suddenly thought I'd like to hear Patsy Cline, early Dolly Parton, Tammy Wynette and another country-singer woman whose name I can't recall ever having heard of - LeAnn Rimes, 'Blue'. Spotify was right: Trumpland politics are odious, but some of those voices....! I have to confess a tendency to like Willie Nelson & co. on occasion too - but don't tell my son.
Wow guys! I'm going to make a playlist based on all your recommendations and some new discoveries from music Substacks -- keep them coming and I'll keep adding! Will share it soon. (Also, who else should I subscribe to for inspiration? Preferably in the vague vicinity of my musical wheelhouse...)
El formato físico dura años incluso después de nosotros, el online desaparece cuando el dueño de la empresa decide cerrar o se la vende a un multimillonario. ¿Dónde estará Spotify dentro de 50 años?. Te dejo por aquí algo nuevo que escuchar, igual creo que se puede acercar a tus gustos. https://youtu.be/FNIe0WNjbI4?si=OyiYNhaDzD2XwhNF
Dear Lail, I feel all of this!!
I recently stumbled upon Margo Guryan by chance, you might like her as well! And I re-created some of my old mix tapes as playlists on Spotify (don't we all still remember the exact order of the songs on these tapes?), it's fun!
I was talking about all this the other day! how I miss my cds, how i open spotify and dont know what I was to listen to because I can see my music!
I have a playlist of eclectic songs I vibrate to, that you may like (some or all):
LOF TOF :https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3SzXmq3HzsEZgju8ymOOX9?si=bb300411b64b4c26
thank you for the Jockstrap recommendation!
Sigh. You think you have difficulties accessing music. I discovered yours from Radio 4's Late Junction which I used to put on at 11pm and record on tape when I went to bed, then listen to next day (fast-forwarding the Mongolian throat music and other less hummable items) and re-recording the best items (eg Everyone is Moving to Berlin) onto another tape. This was in the days when you could get radio cassette players with twin tape decks. My point is, I can't move on and I'm stuck with about 35 home-curated tapes of 'best of Late Junction, cerca 2000 to 2016' and the CDs that I bought on the strength of items listened to there. It's a fine collection but where do I go now but nowhere?
https://youtu.be/3dUV5C5X5L8?si=2Yt8H5Naz7TmjV_t
Number one,may this be your most daunting problem in life. Try out Molly Tuttle and Billy Strings. They are both going to be over in England soon. Great live shows,phenomenal pickers and good song writers.
Pleasure reading, and yes a pleasure to have Jonathan Richman in the CD player of the dust covered car and the broken plastic box in the glove compartment…
I remember a couple of years ago Alma & Linus, Mariscal’s teenage twins, fell in love with New England - they had never heard of JR before that ride on the dirt road.
For some reason, Spotify suddenly thought I'd like to hear Patsy Cline, early Dolly Parton, Tammy Wynette and another country-singer woman whose name I can't recall ever having heard of - LeAnn Rimes, 'Blue'. Spotify was right: Trumpland politics are odious, but some of those voices....! I have to confess a tendency to like Willie Nelson & co. on occasion too - but don't tell my son.
If you're in the mood for a little indie-pop/shoegaze, Seablite's new record "Lemon Lights" is fantastic.
Wow guys! I'm going to make a playlist based on all your recommendations and some new discoveries from music Substacks -- keep them coming and I'll keep adding! Will share it soon. (Also, who else should I subscribe to for inspiration? Preferably in the vague vicinity of my musical wheelhouse...)