I’m learning to let go of everything I tried to hold.
John Congleton + Death Cab ? Yes Please. Like with St. Vincent and many other bands, Congleton puts his own spin on great artists, allowing them to explore new avenues, sounds, and adeventures in hi-fi.
Day 3: Experimental
Listening to Conor Oberst’s first solo record, which I adored, and still do… I realized it came out fucking… 14 years ago. As it turns out I think he did become our Dylan. 🎵
Went to the record store for the first time in two years and flipping through the bins realized how many of these people are dead. Like flipping through gravestones. 🎵
I didn’t have “Microsoft will introduce the cutest and best emoji set” on my bingo card for today. They’re so, so, nice. https://t.co/Z6rdNHZQuF
— Marc Edwards (@marcedwards) July 15, 2021
When we see bad designs we assume incompetence and that we could do better.
— Scott Berkun (@berkun) May 21, 2021
Instead of doing "drive-by" redesigning - we can learn from thinking about the real factors that prevent good design from happening. #designmtw #design #ux pic.twitter.com/WcYyMKP2Hi
Matt Berninger (of the National) covered Morphine’s “In Spite Of Me” and I’m extremely here for it. 🎵
This Chance The Rapper appearance on SNL always brings me so much joy. 🎵
Ladies and gentlemen, @chancetherapper with "Same Drugs" live from Studio 8H. #SNL pic.twitter.com/TJggPbl6th
— Saturday Night Live - SNL (@nbcsnl) December 18, 2016
Leonard Cohen’s letter to Marianne still kills me– “Know that I am so close behind you that if you stretch out your hand, I think you can reach mine.” He writes so plaintively, carefully, and honestly that it feels otherworldly. His is the ultimate meditation on life.
