Sean Birdsell

anyway as i've argued before any class politics worth its name is not going to treat identity as an obstacle to solidarity but as an asset. "we all suffer in different ways under capitalism and the only way to relieve your particular suffering is to help me relieve mine and vice versa."

Greetings fellow traveler!

I've got four. Let me know how to get them to you.

Listening to a random playlist and "Who Let The Dogs Out?" came on. I think it's appropriate to the holiday.

Trevor Horn is just a masterful engineer/producer. Case in point: "Beat Box (Diversion One)"

This is a ridiculously good album:
https://open.spotify.com/album/2GROf0WKoP5Er2M9RXVNNs?si=kivpdwgaRN6S9JjuLDPFDA

This article contains the nugget: "But starting in the Romantic period (mid-19th Century), and especially in early jazz, composers sought to liberate the 7th from its subservience to triadic hegemony."
https://www.stereogum.com/2228485/paramore-running-out-of-time-music-theory/columns/in-theory/

I figured that must be the case, but with these new platforms you never know.

Does he need an invite? I have a spare.

I'm just one man, yet I have 20 wireless devices on my home network.

Today I learned that Van Halen's "Hot for Teacher" is mixed backwards. Eddie's guitars are panned to the left channel; Alex's floor toms panned right. Has everyone else always known this and you just failed to tell me?

hello world.