The late Suze Rotolo, interviewed by Terry Gross in 2008.
Author: DOuG pRATt
Soundscape of destruction
In the ink
Yesterday, there was ink all over the highway in Peabody, Massachusetts. A truck overturned on a highway ramp north of Boston, releasing hundreds of gallons of industrial ink. The spill was so bad the ink couldn’t be cleaned up, and 500 feet of the road had to be removed and paved over. Some of the ink even found its way here, to this blog post. Stay away from the white space below this text, or it may start to leak.
Jackson Pollock by Miltos Manetas
The cool, collected Lía Pamina
At last! Lía Pamina has collected her songs into an audio playlist that I can embed. You’ll also find the collection on Lia’s music page on Facebook. Lía has her own sweet and lovely sound that works so perfectly with the soft 60’s songs she favors, and with the newer tunes she does, too.
Latest tracks by Lia Pamina
Produced by Robbie Leff
Superize me
If only I’d read the warning label for my Superman costume, I’d have known it wouldn’t make me invulnerable or give me the ability to fly, and I could have avoided a few bullet holes and broken bones.
The sound of spring
I’ve heard the first sound of spring. Birds, you think? No, Sumpy the sump pump kicked in last night, sparing us a tragedy like the one that Denro suffered a year ago.