Welcome to Litsy!

Current mood https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=LQiOA7euaYA

Thanks for the tag @Andrew65 (I wonder why you thought of me 😂).

1. I honestly have no idea. 🤷🏻‍♀️

2. The more, the merrier…unless they start going off the track. My longest running is currently 55+ and still going strong (In Death, JD Robb).

3. Oh yes. Julie Anne Long‘s Pennyroyal Green; Darynda Jones‘ Sunshine Vicram … if it‘s a good one, I hate to see any of them end. 😔 I get emotionally attached. 🥹

#wondrouswednesday

Pretentious & riddled with mistakes and typos. Made it to p108. DNF

I got some good information about the different areas of jazz, but the best things I got from it were the playlists for each of those areas.

#jazz #music

#Progress #QuotsyJan21 @TK-421

Oft-imitated but never quite equalled, Lester Bangs is one of those writers (like Hunter S Thompson) whose influence on modern journalism is inescapable, mostly (and ironically) for the worse. I say ironically because I consider each to be two of the best writers of the second half of the 20th century, a feeling only reinforced by decades of bad impersonations in alternative weeklies and online magazines all across the country.

📚Music and Imagination by Aaron Copland
📝Marc Brown (he wrote all the Arthur books...you know, the aardvark? I read and still have aaaaaall those books)
🎥Moonlight (vampire TV show; this should have gone on much longer!)
🎤Matchbox Twenty and Muse
🎸The Man That Got Away by Harold Arlen, performed by Judy Garland in A Star is Born

#ManicMonday

Huh??

#QuotsyMay20 #simultaneous

@TK-421

I love how Nate Chinen‘s prose crystallizes the essence of music into the page. It is a kind of genius, and one I‘m grateful for. This collection of essays about jazz in the 21st century is so smart, and so well done. It‘s been a joy to read and has opened my ears to many new sounds and artists.