Out of the blue. First, someone hacked me on Meta. Then, I reach out for technical support, and I get scammed by fucker technical guy who called himself Jeremy. The only Jeremy I know is Jeremy Rapini, and he’s a trucker.
I’m done with social media. Don’t need it anyway. I had to update my website. I finished my online books. It took a 3rd edition, but I made the August deadline. I finished both The Technossance Magazine and The Great Beyond on the same day, but The Great Beyond was completed last. Fittingly, it’s really my last book.
Today’s top songs were compiled randomly, and they’re in no particular order.
Top 5 Songs:
- “Walking In Memphis” by Marc Cohn ‧ 1991.
- “HandClap” by Fitz and The Tantrums ‧ 2016.
- “Yer Not The Ocean” by The Tragically Hip ‧ 2006.
- “Child Of The Universe” by The Byrds ‧ 1968.
- “Rainy Day, Dream Away” by Jimi Hendrix ‧ 1968.
Jimi Hendrix’s Electric Ladyland remains one of those albums that feels like an entire world of its own. Released in 1968, the album showed Hendrix at his most adventurous, blending psychedelic rock, blues, soul, and experimental sounds into something unlike almost anything that came before it. From the explosive guitar work to the strange and beautiful atmosphere of the songs, Electric Ladyland was more than a rock album — it was Hendrix pushing the limits of what a recording could be.
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