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This is a really well done instrumental remix of Their Satanic Majesties Request, and the video montage is good too.

https://www.cda.pl/video/2178400a6

Dropped my kid (13) off at summer camp yesterday. It was odd but seemed about as safe as could be. They requested that all campers get tested for covid beforehand (my kid was negative; we did an antibody test too while we were there and he was neg for that as well), and had us keep track of his temp...

Worps, you need to go back and give Licensed to Ill another listen with fresh ears. Skip past "Fight for Your Right" and "Girls" if it makes you feel better, but I would put this in my top 3 Beasties albums (after Paul's and Check Your Head ). It's good. "Rhymin' & Stealin'" is as great as anything ...

Was doing a little ego-surfing and came across this:



Thax wrote it and performed it at our third birthday celebration back in 2004. Good times.

The Magic of Rick Rubin Is in What He Doesn’t Do by Rob Harvilla. Explaining the legacy of the superproducer who doesn’t appear to do much while doing everything at the same time. I like this piece because it doesn't shy away from the fact that sometimes he just lays on the couch or doesn't show up...

I was handling things ok for a while there, but now I'm over it. I feel so frustrated and trapped. Hang in there, g5. You got this. I think we all go through these ups and downs. You've been going through a lot but you make it through this. It sucks. But you can make it through it. Did you see Mich...

A kind of goofy documentary about Goose Lake. Some cool footage though.

If you want to add some "bonus content" to your Homegrown playlist, these songs were all written or recorded around the same time: Pardon My Heart (recorded 6/16/1974 at Broken Arrow Ranch, released on Zuma) Through My Sails (6/17/1974 at Broken Arrow Ranch, released on Zuma) Love Art Blues (8/29/19...

Thanks for the reminder, Murph. I totally have that original insert but haven't looked at it in years!

This album is so good.

And wtf is "Florida"?!? Possibly the weirdest song Neil ever released? Love it.