photo credit link The photo is the CD cover for Pearl Jam’s 1996′ No Code. When I saw the daily prompt was “Inhabit” my first thought was the cut on this CD called, “Habit”. You might say wait the word is INhabit, so what’s the connection. The way PJ uses habit here is similar to…
Author: Lisa or Li
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“The Queen of Hearts” album Offa Rex
I was blessed enough to buy this LP (and MP3) and have been listening to it steadily ever since. The voices, the melodies, the instruments, the lyrics, every bit is exquisite. Go out to youtube and check out more cuts, but if you want to do yourself a favor, buy this CD and get ongoing…
Jiffy
Jiffy Jif In a Jif Huff the world in a whiff. Pop the pill, grab the gun. Now, what can’t be had in one? What is real? Only now? Veruca Salt. Will you bow? Jiffy Pop Jiffy Lube A long-distance runner In a Zebra suit. Jiffy
The Circus, by Albina Felski
You can regard The Circus, by Canadian-born artist Albina Felski, as a collage. It’s a very rich one. Ironically, I came across a photo of this magnificent work of art while cutting images out of magazines for my own collage creations. This one was in Smithsonian Magazine I think. I was compelled to search the…
“Hold Your Head Up,” by Argent
For some reason this song popped into my head this morning. I love the throbbing beat of it, the vocals, and the groovy keyboard work. That said, I have no context for this hit, which compelled me to look further. Here you go, this is what I found. In case you don’t know the song…
Poetry — Nanobots
Beware: Sleeper nanobots, seen means inhaled unaware. (Videodrome is real.) Spores disperse through organism’s cavities And invade synapses. Many times sneezed/coughed/pissed/shat out to fertilize i.e. contaminate other fields. Symptoms may not be felt for days, years, or even decades later. Or infection may be immediate. No remedy necessary. That’s a lie.
Gentle on my mind
The first time hearing Glen Campbell was on an album, I believe, Gentle on My Mind. My mom belonged to a record club and this one was one of many old style country (back then it was modern country) LPs in her collection. I listened to this album over and over again, visualizing the open…
Tao-Talk 