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Episode 6 : Anuj from The Legends of Music
Episode 6 : Anuj from The Legends of Music
The conversation covers various topics including encounters with animals, the power of music, and life in Dubai. The hosts discuss their experiences with pigeons and other animals, the therapeutic nature of music, and their love for live concerts. They also share their thoughts on Dubai, its glamorous image, and the changes they've observed over the years. The conversation covers various topics including the changing landscapes of cities, the fragility of life, the importance of trees, the evolution of music listening habits, and the exploration and experimentation of artists. The hosts discuss the gentrification of neighborhoods, the impact of urban development on communities, and the loss of childhood spaces. They also reflect on the beauty and delicacy of life, the significance of connecting with nature, and the complexities of pronouns and gender identity. The conversation touches on the role of soundtracks in TV shows and movies, highlighting the creativity and emotion they bring to storytelling. The hosts share their favorite soundtracks and discuss the evolution of music consumption from vinyl records to digital streaming. They also explore the concept of artists evolving and experimenting with their music, using examples from bands like Smashing Pumpkins and Radiohead. (AI generated synopsis)
Be sure to check out the Bonus Playlist on Spotify
DIVE DOWN THE RABBIT HOLE
DIVE DOWN THE RABBIT HOLE
GO FURTHER DOWN THE HOLE
ROCKRGRL digital exhibit
ROCKRGRL digital exhibit
ROCKRGRL began as a black and white, photocopied music fanzine in 1995. Carla DeSantis, creator, contributor, and editor-in-chief, envisioned a fanzine about women in music that rejected patriarchal stereotypes largely associated with women. These stereotypes included qualifying terms like “woman rocker” or “female drummer;” gendered expectations of women in popular music as back-up singers or sexualized eye candy rather than singer/songwriters, guitarists, bassists, drummers, or producers; and staying quiet about issues important to women and feminism overall so as not to become unlikable. Instead of staying silent and letting mainstream media continue to barely recognize women in rock (limiting coverage often to special "Women in Rock" issues of music magazines), ROCKRGRL focused on feminist issues exclusively, including rape culture, sexual assault, surviving trauma, freedom to choose, and being valued as creative human beings, regardless of gender identity, sexuality, age, ethnicity, race, or life choices.
Check out the digital exhibit by clicking on the link below.
ROCKRGRL Music Conference 2005 with Key Note Speaker Patti Smith
Rock and Roll Hall of Fame interviews a hero of women in music,
Carla DeSantis Black
Riot Grrrl by Lianna Platzner
Riot Grrrl by Lianna Platzner
Lianna Platzner made the documentary "Riot Grrrrl" for her high school class...a superb effort!
Hole live at The Metro 1994 Full Show
Bikini Kill at Macondo 1993 Full Show
Babes in Toyland at Mean Fiddler 1991 Full Show
L7 Rock in Rio 1993 Full Set
Karen O 🤍Yeah Yeah Yeahs
Karen O 🤍Yeah Yeah Yeahs
Live at Corona Capital 2022
Brody Dalle🤍Distillers
Brody Dalle🤍Distillers
Live at Reading 2004
FURTHER STILL...
2004 Sumatran Earthquake & Tsunami
2004 Sumatran Earthquake & Tsunami
Did You Know?
The tsunami contained twice the energy of all the bombs utilized throughout World War II.
The earthquake that caused the tsunami lasted almost 10 minutes.
The tsunami resulted in about $10 billion of property damage and other material losses and over 230,000 losses of life
Source: Britainica
<---- The Day the Wave Came (2005): Personal accounts and documentation of an enormous tidal wave in the Pacific, causing extraordinary destruction.
The world is still coming to terms with the magnitude and impact of the tsunami. Soon after the tragedy, Sunday reporter Ross Coulthart travelled across the region to record the survivors' stories. His story is a minute-by-minute account of what happened in countries most affected by the wave, the human face of a tragedy that has touched the hearts of billions across the planet.
To listen to others experiences is a gift....these stories are hard but each storyteller gives us the gift of perspective which can change some of us.....hopefully for the better.....
Crown Shyness
Crown Shyness
The Secret Language of Trees
The Secret Language of Trees
The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild
The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild
An quasi oldie but goodie - if you have a Switch and don't have this game, you should....doesn't matter how old you are.....it's a gorgeous game and lots of fun....
Check out this rad review from IGN where it gets a 10/10
https://www.ign.com/articles/2017/03/02/the-legend-of-zelda-breath-of-the-wild-review
Recommended Readings if you want to go down the band biography rabbithole
Those kind of friends...a note from LV
Those kind of friends...a note from LV
I did something last weekend that was completely and absolutely out of my comfort zone....and I'm so glad I did because I had the most lovely and enchanting conversations with people I had just met at this carefully curated dinner party and celebration...but the real reason I bring this up is this - cherish those friends that constantly ask you to go out and do something despite the fact that the 99 other times they asked you said, "no", but they never give up on you.
I am lucky to have dear friends that understand how much of a hermit I am, but they still have hope that there's going to be a day I say "yes".....I can't tell you how much I love those folks....I can't tell you how much we need those kinds of people in our lives.....
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