Whatever bullshit my workmate is listening to on her phone. I’ve asked her to use earbuds several times, but she doesn’t get it. This is a thing with the younger people I work with. They think we all want to listen to their tiktok or youtube or whatever.

Get off of my lawn.

Dave N. wrote: Sat Jun 05, 2021 8:31 am Whatever bullshit my workmate is listening to on her phone. I’ve asked her to use earbuds several times, but she doesn’t get it. This is a thing with the younger people I work with. They think we all want to listen to their tiktok or youtube or whatever.

Get off of my lawn.

I've done this several time as a younger person. It's very annoying.

Upstairs neighbours are truly awesomely super fabulous, and really really really into musicals. They are pumping out something singy and singing along at the top of their lungs. This is genuinely making my morning : )

Swedish post-punk-ish band Ur Kaos:



I happened upon them while browsing for LPs a long time ago and own a few records by them and one of their members.

Buckle Bunny - My First Rodeo


Computer-led country music.

Continued the Radiohead reappraisal with A Moon-Shaped Pool - by far and away my favourite thus far. The only record that feels like how I hear them described so often.

Atomizer.

Carried on the Radiohead thing with Hail to the Thief. It's one of the better ones, although all those song titles (with added bits) can fuck right off. I think it's really well-sequenced and maybe the most cohesive-feeling as an album.

I'm on a kick with Dutch punk bands from the early eighties. This shit is great.

Completed the Radiohead discography. In some kind of rough order then, best to worst:

A Moon-Shaped Pool
Hail to the Thief
Amnesia
OK Computer
Kid A
The Bends
In Rainbows
The King of Limbs
Pablo Honey

Top three are worth repeated listens. The rest have their moments now and then. That's Radiohead done.