Almost midweek music

From JD:

From Dearieme:

Caribbean

… and a fun amateur version.

Train music

Two classics from long ago

O-ku Nsu-kun No-ko – Yoruban for “The dead are weeping for the dead”. I find the first half of this song thought-provoking and the second half quite uplifting. Below, a sad but haunting song of loss from a most underrated band.

Gallery #9

Of guests and gifts

There’s an article in the Mail – yes, I know, it’s my equivalent of slumming it – and it’s about a houseguest who came to stay … and stay … and stay …
There’s a certain amount of artistic licence allowed journos on blog-type pieces and if this journo did act as she said she did, [...]

Autumn cometh

If winter is my season, then autumn precedes and delights as well, the entrée before the main course. The hues, the tones of autumn and winter are central to my life, to my spirit and as the days close in, as the mornings and evenings become fresher and nippier, so the mood improves and [...]

Whom do you write like?

Have you ever wondered whom you write like? Xensen has this nifty “I write like” engine, where you insert your text and it analyses which author you are closest to. Either take it with a grain of salt or believe it, as you will.
I put in various fragments of Dark Logic and it [...]

Daddy and Mummy

Thanks, Dearieme.  There’s some dispute over the singer.

Paper bag at hand?

Dearieme to the rescue

This version’s just fine, DM:

Thursday evening with JD