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Mark Groth

@megrot

St. Louis, baseball, beer, family, laughter, music, science and technology; views and opinions are mine...but are subject to change as I learn more

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I'm a novice fine arts appreciator, but my home town museum has a lot of Max Beckmann paintings and I'm freaked out by em. They make me stare at them and think ( usually paranoid thoughts). But they strangely heal me seeing them. I love public displays of intelligent expression.

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I used to get lots of CDs from friends in bands. This is one from 2001 that sounds of its time, but holds up and makes me happy 20 years later, glad I kept it: Incredible Moses Leroy.

I used to get lots of CDs from friends in bands. This is one from 2001 that sounds of its time, but holds up and makes me happy 20 years later, glad I kept it: Incredible Moses Leroy.
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Rolling Stones top five most listened to records: Sticky Fingers Let It Bleed Exile on Main Street Beggars Banquet Out of Our Heads

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Kinks top five most listened to records: Village Green Preservation Society Arthur Something Else by the Kinks Lola Sleepwalker What's the miss?

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Every single theBreeders record is good top to bottom, but here's my ranking for most listened to over time: Title TK Last Splash Mountain Battles Pod All Nerve

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The Replacements' Tim came out 36 years ago. Fun fact: Robert Longo's cover for the LP is dominated by the upside-down image of Bob Stinson’s face, inspired by a shot in Coppola's Apocalypse Now. Coppola was influenced by similar moments in a couple Orson Welles pics like Othello

The Replacements' Tim came out 36 years ago. Fun fact: Robert Longo's cover for the LP is dominated by the upside-down image of Bob Stinson’s face, inspired by a shot in Coppola's Apocalypse Now. Coppola was influenced by similar moments in a couple Orson Welles pics like Othello