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Hunky Dory was either a ransom note or a wildly creative period peak with a breathtaking lyricism. It's actually both.
I listen to these like those old Beatles demos and unreleased trax. "Changes" on the radio changed everything for me.
Mr. Apollo 2005. Me and my brother, drummer Sticky Jim, in his basement.
Play classic XBOX games on your PC. I have PS/1 and PS/2 emulators too, there are some cool lost games out there, like Mister Mosquito and LSD.
"The attorney for a man found not guilty on all charges of shooting at Minneapolis police officers during the unrest that followed George Floyd's killing last year has released evidence in connection with the incident, including body camera footage that shows he returned fire at police in self-defense before he surrendered and was assaulted by officers while on the ground."
Still a bad idea to replace them with a chimera, and a waste of talent, but I get it. Change the criteria instead and give the public more info, more transparency. That's the goal.
How did they feel it was OK to behave this way with bodycams running? Was there an expectation the video would be edited before being released? Maybe. Now Mpls has it's own Rodney King video. Terrific.
Seriously, use the code RAMBOSITY for a free month. It's free. What else you want? Each episode will come with royalty-free music (Creative Commons Attribution-Only License) from guests.
After about a year it might be good. In the meantime, if you pretend it's good now, by subscribing for $2/mo, it'll actually happen. I really don't want to take on advertising other than for local artists and other podcasts. This seems a way to accomplish that.
Locals has facilities for podcast hosting now. I'm still looking for a co-host. The actual episodes 0 & 1 will happen quickly. You'll find them here, with the free music.
Thanks. You are groovy. Let's tell the world.
Please like the Maladaptations
They think they're the fucking Who.
@scottadamssays
https://maladaptations.bandcamp.com/track/00-opening-sequence
