Joanne Buchanan

The #fox appears in the folklore of many cultures and is associated with cunning and tricks or as a familiar animal, possessed of magic powers #FolkloreThursday Artwork by Jackie Morris, artist, author, illustrator #WomensArt

#IrisWatch2026 These purple bearded irises are always so dramatic when they bloom, 🤞the weather should be mild enough this week that they won’t get blown down and destroyed like last year.

"Until the philosophy which hold one race Superior and another inferior Is finally And permanently Discredited And abandoned Everywhere is war..." War - Bob Marley (1976)

Rose up and put royal nerves to the rack: King Egg-Head saw his domain crack,

The Easter Bobby does “Samson and Delilah,” live at Winterland (12/31/78) 🐰 Listen to this tune and more on the ‘Never Miss a Sunday Show’ playlist, link bio 🐣

Beats, is brutal endlessly.

@RevoltoftheApes Flower Room Recs? They are pretty dope, I have so many cassettes….

Dude, revisiting The music of Matt LaJoie? Always worthwhile

If those astronauts go around the moon and can find no trace of Lisa Stansfield’s baby then I really think that’s it, we’ve exhausted all lines of enquiry

There should be a Live cover band that’s somehow actually good called Evil.

They can only carry their dead.

The food was good, but not fancy: plums and russet apples, nuts and berries, hot apple pancakes, soft chestnut bread, cheeses, and mint tea, with flagons of cordial for those who wanted it.

Sun Ra And His Intergalactic Solar Arkestra – Space Is The Place - by Ross Murray.

Happy 91st birthday to Carol Kaye! She is one of the most prolific recorded bass guitarists in rock and pop music, playing on an estimated 10,000 recordings in a career spanning over 65 years.

On this day March 25, 1997, @dinosaurjr released Hand it Over (Here’s an 11 minute version of Alone :)

The Music of the future is already developed, But the minds of the people of earth must be prepared to accept it. (Sun Ra)

“There are bad Grateful Dead shows. There are good Grateful Dead shows. There are certainly plenty of great Grateful Dead shows. And then there are shows like 3/22/90." — Dave Goodwich, Glide Magazine Fans packed Copps Coliseum in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada for two nights in March, culminating on this day in 1990. The band played roughly 23 times up in the Great White North, with their last four appearances occurring at this venue. This show proved to be a knockout from start to finish, highlighted by a standout "Scarlet Begonias > Fire on the Mountain" to open the second set, and a farewell encore of Dylan's "It's All Over Now, Baby Blue. Photos from the Hamilton Public Library, Cody Lee, and Cryprian Estrada

Sun Ra Arkestra - El Saturn Records

In a sort of cement well

@GoodWillsmith “music my mom listens to” esp. kitchen or driving context, is a real trip when you experience it from the other side of the coin. the judgement from my teenagers, especially on my car tunes is intense. All apologies to New Wave as a genre, it has been ruined for them

the goal posts are always moving. something u think is “lightly obscure” might have blown up bigger than ever thru any number of avenues. when this happens, instead of re-calculating my whole perception of it & how i should feel now, i think “ah nice, good for them” & that’s it

paying attention to the context you experience music in is important but sometimes ppl get so caught up in it that the actual art becomes an afterthought. reminds me of “coworker music” or “i love the band but i hate the fans” — i’m begging u to get closer to the music itself

He stuffed himself with toasted hazelnut and acorn scones, slices of seedcake, honey sandwiches, a potato, mushroom, 'n' carrot pasty with herb gravy, and a large tankard of October ale.