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Planting Seeds ps037
"An Elastic Band at the Absolute Limit"
I have decided that for the foreseeable future the background color of these notes will remain yellow as a reminder to one and all that here in the USA we are in a state of (at minimum) CAUTION. I feel it every time I am forced to enter any public space and it has been increasing at a perceptible pace since the start of Summer. Regardless where I roam, post office, grocery store, drug store, dispensary, nobody is eager to connect. There has been a notable decrease (to me at least) in making any sort of eye contact. Quite the opposite actually, most people seem to go out of their way to avoid interaction completely. Furtive looks away, a side glance, mannerisms akin to what we used to call “stage business” when doing a play. Initially I chalked it up to turning 70, firmly a senior citizen, albeit one that wears music related T-shirts, jeans and sneakers.96% of the time. I’ve read and heard that once we enter this demographic invisibility starts to increase. I didn’t quite believe it, but am forced to agree simply from personal experience. For the record, I’m not a fan. Understandably this occurs in much greater proportion at the grocery store. Since retiring I have done more grocery shopping than the previous 40 or so years combined, another factor in the equation. Last week, we turned the cart into an aisle and I noticed an elderly woman in one of those motorized carts staring at the top shelf of items and quietly asked if I could help her reach something. I always do that, it’s a natural reaction. This time she sort of gruffly turned and hissed “And not use the two good arms the Lord gave me?” I grinned and said, “Well, ok then.” My wife glared at me. I laughed. Once safely in the car, my wife said, “Why do you do that? Don’t you know by now that you can’t be nice to people anymore?” My reply was, “I can do whatever I want. I have done the very same thing dozens of times in that same store when I observe that situation, with men and women, in a cart or wheelchair and that was the first time there was a negative reaction. No skin off my nose, I would do the same thing tomorrow”. I’m doing whatever I can to slow the breakdown of civility and social manners. Tiny steps. Try it, hold a door, offer a smile or nod of recognition, make eye contact. It’s free.
Listen for new releases from Le Shiv, EELS, Nina Simone; Mochakk, My Morning Jacket, Richard Thompson, Sergio Torales; Der Assistent, Bootsy Collins, Modest Mouse, Anton Barbeau, Bruce Cockburn, Jim James, Frank Sinatra; Count Basie Band, Fontaines D.C., Placebo, Man/Woman/Chainsaw, Interpol and Frank Zappa throughout this episode. They are joined by the hand selected sounds of Firewater, The Clash, The Supremes, Sam Phillips, Airbag, Ween, Pixies, Dramarama, The Move, Tim Rose, Charlie Parker, Crazy Horse, Lionel Hampton, Elvis Presley, ZZ Top, Tommy Keene and a whole bunch more. As always, thanks for listening, stay safe and human and have an absolutely beautiful rest of your life.
Tracklist57
1Firewater – -
2Joe Strummer; The Mescaleros – -
3The Clash – -
4Bob Marley & The Wailers - Rat Race (Live At The Hammersmith Odeon, London, UK – June, 1976)
5nr – Le Shiv
6nr – EELS
7johnnieboy – -
8nr – NINA SIMONE; Mochakk
9The Supremes – -
10Death Cab For Cutie – -
11Sam Phillips – -
12Airbag – -
13nr – My Morning Jacket
14nr – Richard Thompson
15SET 2
16nr – Sergio Torales, Der Assistent
17nr – Bootsy Collins
18nr – Modest Mouse
19Arab Strap – -
20nr – Anton Barbeau
21Ween – -
22The Who – -
23The House Of Love – -
24Pixies - Wave Of Mutilation (UK Surf – 2026 Remaster)
25Dramarama – -
26The Move – -
27Grateful Dead – -
28Tim Rose – -
29Charlie Parker – -
30The Coasters – -
31Wayne Cochran – -
32The Rolling Stones – -
33Crazy Horse – -
34Lionel Hampton – -
35Elvis Presley – -
36ZZ Top – -
37SET 3
38nr – Bruce Cockburn
39Rod Stewart – -
40George Harrison – -
41nr – Jim James
42Jeff Beck – -
43nr Frank Sinatra, Count Basie Band - One For My Baby (Live At The Sands, Las Vegas, NV – February 1, 1966
44spoken – -
45Del Amitri – -
46nr – Fontaines D.C.
47Mitchell Froom feat. Suzanne Vega – -
48Tommy Keene – -
49nr – Placebo
50nr – Man/Woman/Chainsaw
51nr – Interpol
52Medium Medium – -
53GOODNIGHT
54The Mothers Of Invention - It Can't Happen Here (1966 Stereo Mix – 2026 Remaster)
55Ray Stevens – -
56SHOW CLOSE
57nr Frank Zappa - Watermelon In Easter Hay (Live At The Palladium, NYC – 10/31/78)
Planting Seeds ps037
"An Elastic Band at the Absolute Limit"
I have decided that for the foreseeable future the background color of these notes will remain yellow as a reminder to one and all that here in the USA we are in a state of (at minimum) CAUTION. I feel it every time I am forced to enter any public space and it has been increasing at a perceptible pace since the start of Summer. Regardless where I roam, post office, grocery store, drug store, dispensary, nobody is eager to connect. There has been a notable decrease (to me at least) in making any sort of eye contact. Quite the opposite actually, most people seem to go out of their way to avoid interaction completely. Furtive looks away, a side glance, mannerisms akin to what we used to call “stage business” when doing a play. Initially I chalked it up to turning 70, firmly a senior citizen, albeit one that wears music related T-shirts, jeans and sneakers.96% of the time. I’ve read and heard that once we enter this demographic invisibility starts to increase. I didn’t quite believe it, but am forced to agree simply from personal experience. For the record, I’m not a fan. Understandably this occurs in much greater proportion at the grocery store. Since retiring I have done more grocery shopping than the previous 40 or so years combined, another factor in the equation. Last week, we turned the cart into an aisle and I noticed an elderly woman in one of those motorized carts staring at the top shelf of items and quietly asked if I could help her reach something. I always do that, it’s a natural reaction. This time she sort of gruffly turned and hissed “And not use the two good arms the Lord gave me?” I grinned and said, “Well, ok then.” My wife glared at me. I laughed. Once safely in the car, my wife said, “Why do you do that? Don’t you know by now that you can’t be nice to people anymore?” My reply was, “I can do whatever I want. I have done the very same thing dozens of times in that same store when I observe that situation, with men and women, in a cart or wheelchair and that was the first time there was a negative reaction. No skin off my nose, I would do the same thing tomorrow”. I’m doing whatever I can to slow the breakdown of civility and social manners. Tiny steps. Try it, hold a door, offer a smile or nod of recognition, make eye contact. It’s free.
Listen for new releases from Le Shiv, EELS, Nina Simone; Mochakk, My Morning Jacket, Richard Thompson, Sergio Torales; Der Assistent, Bootsy Collins, Modest Mouse, Anton Barbeau, Bruce Cockburn, Jim James, Frank Sinatra; Count Basie Band, Fontaines D.C., Placebo, Man/Woman/Chainsaw, Interpol and Frank Zappa throughout this episode. They are joined by the hand selected sounds of Firewater, The Clash, The Supremes, Sam Phillips, Airbag, Ween, Pixies, Dramarama, The Move, Tim Rose, Charlie Parker, Crazy Horse, Lionel Hampton, Elvis Presley, ZZ Top, Tommy Keene and a whole bunch more. As always, thanks for listening, stay safe and human and have an absolutely beautiful rest of your life.
Tracklist57
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