4.7.24 Today is the day to act like today is your dayAnd you will be surprised that is, that it is. Sometimes the best songs are long and complex and let you swim around in them. Others are a bucket of cold water over your head, and they shake you from your navel gazing hard …
Professor Sandman’s Cosmic Jukebox of Harmonic Consciousness: THE TOWN THAT LOAT ITS GROOVE SUPPLY by The Minus Five
4.6.24The town that lost its Groove Supply is breathing its own dustThe town that lost its Groove Supply just needs to be discussedBut no one cares, no one can care, surely none of usThe last time I saw Groove Supply she was getting on the bus The Minus Five is one of the more interesting …
Professor Sandman’s Cosmic Jukebox of Harmonic Consciousness: I’M WRITING A NOVEL by Father John Misty
4.5.24Heidegger and SartreDrinking poppy teaI could've sworn last nightI passed out in my vanAnd now these guysAre pouring one for me People are in a tizzy. More so than usual, I mean. My (possibly crackpot) theory is that the upcoming eclipse has us on edge. Where I am in northern Vermont, totality will be achieved …
Professor Sandman’s Cosmic Jukebox of Harmonic Consciousness: FEEL THE PAIN by Dinosaur Jr.
4.4.24I feel the pain of everyoneThen I feel nothing The song Feel the Pain — from Dinosaur Jr.’s 1994 album, Without a Sound — opens with the squeaky, dry pop of a cork releasing from a bottle. From there, the lyrics and music pour out like so much delicious wine. It’s a manic, three-chord hymn …
Professor Sandman’s Cosmic Jukebox of Harmonic Consciousness: 3X5 by John Mayer
4.3.24You should have seen that sunriseWith your own eyesIt brought me back to life I am an absolute sucker for a good sunrise. And really, as far as sunrises go, good is the baseline, and they get better from there. The only bad sunrises are the ones I don’t see. And clouds aside, that’s on …
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