A whole new ball game…
I’ve heard the Korean pop group BTS compared to the Beatles. And there’s no doubt that they’re talented. But the Beatles? Nah. And it’s the digital world that makes it… Read more »
Category: Music
From C. S. Lewis to…
Isn’t this the way of things? A conversation with a lovely friend about C. S. Lewis: D: We watched a documentary years ago on his and Tolkien’s relationship. Me: That… Read more »
Recommendation: Paul Baloche
I listen to music on occasion, just to clear my mind. It’ll be on in the background. It’ll pick me up. I’m by no means an expert. I can’t tell… Read more »
Music Break: Andy Mineo
I like Andy Mineo. He’s creative, and not a few of his songs are on my playlists. Including this one. You can feel a good rhythm for riding, and get… Read more »
Music Break: Antoine Dufour (again)
Alright, so I like the guy’s style. But you must admit, it’s so good. So smooth. And, although I’ve posted twice about his stuff in the past, I haven’t hit… Read more »
Doing Well
Had my typical wonderful morning ride today. Another one of those where I wasn’t sure where I was going, but hitting the road anyway. And this time, rather than turn… Read more »
Music Break: More of the Interesting
I’ve written recently about my fascination with dubstep. I’m still looking, and occasionally I’ll find something that catches my ear. Tonight I’m listening to the Seven Lions dubstep remix of… Read more »
According to God
I had a friend once who was going through a bit of a hard time, so I recommended this song. Not sure what they thought — might’ve been a bit… Read more »
Music Break: Pink Floyd
I guess the biggest act I’ve seen live is The Who. Saw them on their first farewell tour in the summer of 1982 in Oakland. They were OK, but I… Read more »
A Strange Fascination
A few days ago I posted this about the dance group Remote Kontrol. I recommend it. And here I am posting yet another video of them, which is also quite… Read more »