Listen to Bill's Return to the Radio! Shortly after the turn of the last century, Black Sabbath drummer Bill Ward with his co-host Mike Stark started doing a radio show where Bill spotlighted some of his favorite tunes - much of it metal, but also included many other musical

One day the roses will lose their fragrance, with their thorns staying. Aware, uncaring, and not needing, an umbrella of petals, or their soothing fragrance.

work is done 💨sound on💨

Things I saw today. Part five. ~ The Denver I know.

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Some of the best Victorian architecture in the Midwest in my opinion, and all things considered, very well preserved compared to other cities.

Oh FFS... these were the best of times, they are the stupidest of times. The 75th anniversary of 1984 opens with a trigger-warning-apology???? 'I'd say "too ironic to check," but this goes well beyond irony and into prophecy fulfillment.' Horrid.

Let’s see your “scenic” photographs..

I still have a billion photos to go through. Going back in time a little tonight.

Pixie Stix on the playground.

Things are droopy from the rain here. ~ Don't Overpay Getting Lit.

I still remember Jim and I, early in The Doors days, taking a walk down the Venice Boardwalk to the Venice West Café - just because we knew Ginsberg had once read there. Photo courtesy of Getty Images.

East Walpole, Massachusetts Post Office Early Paper Making - George Kanelous (1941) Photo by Jimmy Emerson

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