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#dailylisten - 02/27/26
Baby Keem - Ca$ino ('26)

Pretty good, I'm a bit hot & cold on him most of the time. Just like his debut it's got some good songs, but also some whatever songs. Either way I'll keep checking him out when he drops, cause two to three songs typically become earworms for me.

the-unflappablewolf Who would you trust more? total stranger in a star trek shirt? 94.5% total stranger in a star wars shirt? 5.5% 99.421 Stimmen • Verbleibende Zeit: 2 Tage 23 Stunden thebaconsandwichofregret No exaggeration, the vote split on this poll is hysterical.

No but this is entirely correct

YouTube video by Phazers The Herbie Hancock Group on Danish TV, 1976

I've always been a huge fan of Head Hunters and Thrust, but finally heard the rest of his 70-76 output and it's all great. 60s era is more true jazz, whereas these are more jazz fusion. This is a great performance from that era, one of my go to background videos. youtu.be/9RsZifvSVSI?...

#dailylisten - 02/26/26
Herbie Hancock - Man-Child (75)

End of an era, between the Mwandishi Sextet & Head Hunters, Herbie Hancock formed two of the most iconic jazz fusion groups of the 70s. The run of albums starting with Mwandishi to Man-Child is insane. A fitting close to this era of his career

#dailylisten - 02/25/26
Herbie Hancock - Crossings ('72)

Amazing what a story three instrumental albums can tell. Being the middle point of the trilogy, it's clear as day to see how the previous was the foundation, but here we see at the end the full swing into what Sextant & beyond would become

#dailylisten - 02/24/26
Herbie Hancock - Mwandishi ('71)

Apparently I stopped after the 60s output outside Head Hunters/Thrust, so going through the rest of the early 70s. You can easily tell this is where the 60s style of his music ceased to exist & the 70s were in full swing, new group, new style

got a tablet to read manga more and that got derailed week one cause my wife showed me a game where you own a pizza place

its so crazy that modern star trek fumbled so hard in the wake of game of thrones. theatre actors doing epic monologues in plots that are 85% meetings had never been so hot. the goal was wide open. and then they made star trek picard

#dailylisten - 02/23/26
Herbie Hancock - Sextant ('73)

Somehow missed this one when I was going through his early 70s stuff. Only three songs, but at 40min that means they all are meaty tracks. Not a minute is wasted and they all flow really nicely into each other. This whole era is so exploratory.

#dailylisten 02/22/26
Herbie Hancock - Secrets ('76)

Hadn't heard anything off this besides Doin' It, but great album front to back. Basically everything he put out from this era has been insane.

#dailylisten 02/22/26
Herbie Hancock - Secrets ('76)

Hadn't heard anything off this besides Doin' It, but great album front to back. Basically everything he put out from this era has been insane.

#dailylisten - 02/21/26
Baby Huey - The Baby Huey Story: The Living Legend ('71)

Truly one of the albums of all time, always liked the songs I had heard, but the whole album is a sentiment memorial to an artist taken far too soon.

Forgot the pic lol

#dailylisten - 02/21/26
Baby Huey - The Baby Huey Story: The Living Legend ('71)

Truly one of the albums of all time, always liked the songs I had heard, but the whole album is a sentiment memorial to an artist taken far too soon.

#dailylisten - 02/20/26
John Coltrane - A Love Supreme ('65)

Not sure how I felt about this tbh, it was good but nothing in it fully grabbed me. Gonna let it sit for the night & listen a few more times over the weekend I think.

Hey artists, quote with your red art

Some people just want the trough filled for things to have on in the background and it drives me crazy, that's what YouTubers are for man not curated content that costs millions to make

Brands aren't people and should be forced into making better content or cease to exist.

Recent Sony game studio acquisitions

- 2021: Nixxes
- 2021: Firesprite (layoffs in 2024)
- 2021: Bluepoint (closed in 2026)
- 2022: Valkyrie Entertainment
- 2022: Haven Studios
- 2022: Bungie (layoffs in 2024; new game soon)
- 2022: Neon Koi (closed in 2024)
- 2023: Firewalk (closed in 2024)

Epic Rap Battles of History: Elvis Presley VS. Jerry Lee Lewis would go so hard

in an illustration rendered in MS Paint sometime in the early 2000s, a person bends at the waist away from a toilet, pulling sheets of toilet paper around their leg, through their dirt crack, and up over their back, covered in poop

this image, created 20+ years ago in MS Paint, is infinitely more beautiful than anything "AI" could create

The Klingon Duras sisters, B'etor and Lursa, drawn in the style of Beavis & Butt-head

recently watched an episode of Star Trek TNG with the Duras sisters, so I'm reposting this thing I drew in 2022

#dailylisten - 02/19/26
Death Grips - The Money Store ('12)

Only one in the discog I'd consider a relisten. Been a bit, but Ive heard this so many times over the years it never gets old. Forget how good some songs like Hustle Bones & System Blower are, it really is just banger after banger.

#dailylisten - 02/18/26
Death Grips - Exmilitary ('11)

Despite listening to & loving them for close to a decade now I realized earlier today I found them before I got really into my album era. Rectifying that now, knew most of these already, but it's truly crazy how good this mixtape is as a whole.

Close of of a lifework drawing of Worf in Star Trek DS9-era uniform holding a mek'leth in ukiyo-e style

Close of of a lifework drawing of Gowron in a Samurai/Klingon-inspired armor holding a bat'leth in ukiyo-e style

Anyway I did just finish this actually, but my plan is to do the final version on paper, which I will start working on soon #StarTrek

#dailylisten - 02/17/26
The Isley Brothers - 3 + 3 ('73)

Despite listening to their songs my entire life this is the first full album Ive done. The production is honestly insane how good it is, cant explain it but the 70s just have a sound that is not easily emulated. Every song is so rich in tone.

#dailylisten - 02/16/26
Alice Coltrane feat. Pharaoh Sanders - Journey in Satchidananda ('71)

Amazing album, the final two tracks are 20mins of pure exploration. The songs all have so much room to breathe in regards to the harp and sax, but the drum and bass have this frenetic pulse throughout.

#dailylisten - 02/15/26
James Brown - Cold Sweat ('67)

Have always liked the songs from him that I've heard, so decided to try the first of his fully funk era. The "on the one" sound has always been a favorite, so hearing it here in it's infancy is interesting. Good songs overall, just a fun album.