Glorious Noise Boards

Wrote about it on the homepage: http://gloriousnoise.com/2019/album-of- ... lls-im-you

You're welcome, 5am. Glad you like it. I do too.

Have any of you guys read Ryan Walsh's book on Boston (the city, not the band) and Van Morrison's album Astral Weeks ? https://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/asin/0735221367/gloriousnoise-20 Have you listened to the author's band, Hallelujah the Hills? He sent me an advance of their new album, I'm You ,...

Disabled the google ads on GLONO again. Was making less than a dollar a month. Not worth it, especially when it started inserting itself into the page and screwing up the layout. Nope. It's wild to look back at the reports and see that between 2003 and 2004 we were regularly bringing in almost $100/...

Tell you what: it’s a great time to be a cd fan. I browse through the used bin at my local record store and you can find plenty of great stuff for under $5. And there’s always an interesting dollar bin. It’s like vinyl in the early 90s. I’ll never toss my CDs even though I don’t buy a lot of new one...

So...would you say the Discman is better than the Zune? (Sorry, I had to.) But seriously, I wonder which is more collectible at this point?

Wish this place still had a merch store. I'd buy and wear the hell out of some shirts/hats. This is still up, ha ha: https://www.cafepress.com/glono We haven't sold any cafepress items since 2006! Back in the early days (2002-2005) we made a bunch of money (a grand total of $678.03!) from cafepress...

https://www.wired.com/story/neil-young/ Great, wide-ranging interview but here's an interesting part: Young provides the squeaky voice for grizzled, fedora-wearing reporter Clyde Coil. The videos’ presence on Neil Young Archives is likely the first official acknowledgment of Young’s mid-’90s online ...

Nick Tosches was a great, irreverent first-wave rockcrit peer of Lester Bangs and R. Meltzer. And if you have a sec (it took me an hour), you really should read (or re-read) his Vanity Fair piece on seeking out the world's last opium den in 2000: https://archive.vanityfair.com/article/share/c4bb6adc...