The pace at which some of you ;) go through albums is... almost mind-boggling. Sure, there are days when I don't go out and can listen to four or five records, and other times I just get lazy and put the Pono on shuffle for a relatively long while. But usually it's one album, maybe two, which I don't even necessarily listen to more than once in a row but do think about before and after listening. That also happens when I don't go out, come to think of it... Think, think...

This only happens when I have to spend a good amount of time in front of my computer. I have to listen to stuff when I'm writing or otherwise researching things, it keeps me motivated. I see it as killing two birds with one stone - keeping myself in good spirits while doing something dull or tedious and getting to (re-)discover some good music along the way. Any other day and my listening habits are a lot more reserved. Similar to what you described here. But wouldn't want to miss those binge-listening sessions to be honest. I've discovered some great things during times of such supposed excess.

The Smiths!

French rap, courtesy of the exchange student sitting next to me.

I love how pure their SY fanboying is on Permanent Daylight.

Rich La Bonte - Mayan Canals
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nNzEY20tyBM

The Gag File

^ excellent

I’m rocking some dumber fare just now, and I’m enjoying it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_c...&v=WVALLUA00Us

going into intro of song 7




https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NDy2RbPBGvA

what an amazing album. electronic, classical, contemporary, minimal. composed and developed during the period 1969-71

David Rosenboom - How Much Better if Plymouth Rock Had Landed on the Pilgrims



section VII (Impressions)



https://vimeo.com/51326345

Thanks.