on rotation
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NOTE: I am currently working on the next “on rotation …” which is going to feature some amazing black country artists. I just want to make sure that I do the post justice, because dammit, I don’t wanna just cram like I used to do back when I had a big test in college …
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So since I’m doing this whole Friends challenge thing this month, I’m going to continue my previous trend of 90s music, but for today? Well, we’re gonna look at 90s country, which … well, it was a mixed bag, I will admit. Granted, we hadn’t gone full bro-country yet, which may be why I’m fond
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As I promised last week – I guess I’m doing on rotation … on Wednesdays now? – I going with some hidden gems, or as I like to call them, deep cuts from the days of my youth. Some of these you may remember, while others may be just as obscure as they were then.
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When people reminisce about the music from their youth, it’s usually from their high school years, and while 1999 – 2002 was a fairly formative era for me, I mean … I just don’t have that nostalgia. Sure, I bop around to “Hot in Herre” by Nelly “No One Knows” by Queens of the Stone
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It’s been so long since I’ve done one of these! I mean, it’s been so long since I’ve done anything on this blog, actually, so that makes sense. But! Like everything in my and your lives right now, this post is corona-related. I’m working from home, as I said in my last post, and since
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I’ve always kind of had a hard time falling asleep at night, and when I went to third shift at my last job, dear god, did it get even worse. So I began doing what I used to do in my final years of high school and into college: leaving ambient music on. I know,
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Back in the day, I was obsessed with anime. Like … it was probably unhealthy, honestly. I even wanted to work in animation, a dream I gave up around the ripe old age of 19, which is curiously the same period I stopped watching the bulk of new anime that seemed to be coming over
a little more juju 