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Meanwhile, Over at Nine Circles…(March 2021)
Don't ask me how, but in the midst of a massive change in my role at work and a ton of doctor appointments, I got the metal itch again. So my lack of new entries here doesn't mean I've completely neglected writing…I've just been writing over at Nine Circles. So if you're interested in some of what I've been digging in the more extreme world of music, there's quick summaries and links after the jump.
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Chris March 21, 2021 Leave a comment
Led Zeppelin: Houses of the Holy (1973)
Sorry for the brief break. Life and new work woes got in the way, but that stress moved from "No time to write about records" to "Christ on toast I don't care I need a break so will write about a record." Discogs has this lovely little randomizer that picks a record from your collection and Houses of the Holy popped up. Led Zeppelin was there at the very start of my record collection – Led Zeppelin II was the first vinyl I took from my father when I was a kid so I could play air guitar along to "Whole Lotta Love" – so why not listen to something I love, push the world away for a bit go over the hills and far away, so to speak?
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Chris March 3, 2021 Leave a comment
In an attempt to understand what the media we consume says about us, I'm reviewing all of my physical music media in alphabetical order, one day at at time.
Grave Flowers Bongo Band: Strength of Spring (2021)
Uncle Acid & the Deadbeats: Blood Lust (2011)
Consuming in 2021: New Music
Finch: Beyond Expression (1976)
Uriah Heep: Look at Yourself (1971)
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