“Tweaking the Radiohead Set Lists Like the Person with Too Much Time on His Hands That I Am”
Radiohead just this month embarked on what is apparently their first international tour in seven years [1], conducting a couple of shows in Spain before heading elsewhere in Europe, for about a dozen more scheduled dates. And I have to say, the TIME OF YEAR seems right, this time, as I could never abide those … Read more“Tweaking the Radiohead Set Lists Like the Person with Too Much Time on His Hands That I Am”
“Commissioning a John Lennon Combat Op”
For every action in the world, there is an equal and opposite reaction, as according to Isaac Newton’s third law of motion. What are the laws of consciousness? And when an atrocity is committed, is it the victory of unconsciousness over consciousness, like darkness over light? It’s control succumbing to loss of control, the consciousness … Read more“Commissioning a John Lennon Combat Op”
“Dolby’s Top 10 Tracks July – Sep. 2025”
10 Linda May Han Oh – “Living Proof” The bassist being named as the leader of the group is a new one for me, but then, it is all about coming from an oddball vantage point and making it all work anyhow. Australia’s Linda May Han Oh gets help here from trumpeter Ambrose Akinmusire in … Read more“Dolby’s Top 10 Tracks July – Sep. 2025”
“Selecting Two Indie Rock Classics for an Autumn Night”
If you would have asked me around 2009, I would have told you the coolest sound you’d find on radio would be the static, the type that could be sonically assimilated with guitar feedback. I kept my CD book and Discman with me on every bus trip, as I did on my trip from Colorado, … Read more“Selecting Two Indie Rock Classics for an Autumn Night”