David

@zdylan.bsky.social

Here for likeminded people who enjoy music, video games, comics, computer science, sci-fi, movies.

Off to my daughter’s for the festivities so I’ll wish you all a very happy Christmas wherever you are. Thanks for the many interesting exchanges during the last year. I’ve discovered a great deal of music I was unaware of, so thanks for that. Take care and have a great break.

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Students at St Vincent created "chemistrees" and I thought if my cat went at it, broke beakers (you have to use real chemicals for a legit Chemistree) and the mixture covering Rocky would give him super powers that would eventually turn me into a pet and I don’t think that’s a good idea.

College student at Saint Vincent chemistree

Today in 1993: Nirvana’s iconic “Unplugged” concert airs on MTV. “.. In the moment, you weren’t aware you were taping what was Nirvana's last album," producer Alex Coletti said later. "It was only in hindsight that it became what it became." #RIP

#jazzsky | The legendary Thelonious Monk's appearance at Newport Jazz Festival in 1963 when the so-called High Priest of Bop brought one of his greatest quartets featuring master Charlie Rouse on tenor sax, Butch Warren on bass and Frankie Dunlop on drums

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One better: A woman came up to me, shaking with excitement and awe. “Are you…?” She said on the verge of tears. Really playing it up I said, “Yes…I am.” To which she shouted, “BON JOVI!?” Wait. What? Since that day I never say, “Yes I am.” I reply, “Whom do you think I am?”

Laura Woolger@laurawoolger.bsky.social · 2y ago

This reminded me of a story Vincent Price told. He was in a plane & a man came over to him and said he had always admired him. And then said, “would you sign this, Mr. Lugosi”. Bela had been dead for like 15yrs. He signed it as Bela.

#jazzsky | Hank Mobley | Workout | This hard bop milestone released in 1962 features performances by tenor sax great Hank Mobley with a line-up that includes pianist Wynton Kelly, Paul Chambers on bass, guitarist Grant Green and Philly Joe Jones on drums

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Man, this opening track hits. Watched the entire series of True Blood and it never got old. Joined Bluesky yesterday and my friends are acting their old age so flying solo here. If anyone sees this and has other fav opening tunes to share, that’d be cool. Thinking of making a digital comp or sumpen

We have to continue to recognize that composers everywhere are pouring their souls for us to enjoy and connect with music on a deep deep level. Here, in our tvs or monitors, we’re getting living breathing music.

I watched this live on mtv and it showed me how quickly music shifted. As much as I loved Pink Floyd, Boston, AC/DC, etc, the grunge scene catapulted music into an era of deep emotion which, I didn’t realize until then, was so badly needed.

#NowPlaying: Pink Floyd: A Momentary Lapse Of Reason: 1987. The first post Waters studio album, there was a bit of a bunfight going on at the time over the band name, but of course that was all sorted out perfectly amicably wasn't it? 🤣🤣🤣

Pink Floyd: A Momentary Lapse Of Reason: album art

If I ever become a popular male blues rocker, I am going to start my performance by asking the audience if they all are ‘ready to rock,’ and later, I will exhort them to ‘come on!’ If they fail to come on to an acceptable degree, I shall raise my fist and urge them by saying, ‘let’s rock!’