I don’t exactly how I came across the
Magic Beans. It may have been Spotify while I was scrolling through similar bands to whatever I was listening to at the time. Anyway, I’m glad I found them! Over the last week or so I have been listening to their 2018 release Casino Caberet and liking it more each time I hear it!
What I am discovering over the last few days is that as I write more and more posts, I am reading less and less. And I am not thrilled about that trade-off.
Saying that, if I read four more books in the remainder of November and December. I will have read 52 books in 2020. That of course is one book a week and I think that’s pretty good. However, my goal was 60 books and I would like to get a little closer to that goal.
This morning I want to start writing about the CDs that I found at Goodwill last week. First up is the album Graham Nash David Crosby.
I have a always thought the harmonies of David Crosby and Graham Nash were special. They were obviously an important part of the sound of Crosby, Stills, Nash and sometimes Young. From Wikipedia:
One of the things that my ADHD brain likes is seeking out things that are new and different. Novelty appeals to me! My kids always would joke that I always bought anything that said new on the box! If we went out to buy a snack cracker if there was one that said “new” on the box that one was coming home!
Last week when I was searching for some new blues I was giving several albums a quick to see if they’d be something I’d like. One of the albums was from a blues artist I was unfamiliar with Tyler Morris. I put on his latest release Living in the Shadows. I only needed to hear a few minutes of the opening track “Movin’On” to know that this album and guitarist would appeal to me!
So once again in accordance with my new blog schedule I am way behind! I was supposed to write a post about the prog album that I had picked on Tuesday. The problem is I didn’t pick a prog album on Tuesday! So what I did yesterday was pick a prog album to be the soundtrack of my run. It’s Nostalgia for Infinity by Hats off Gentlemen, It’s Adequate.
