Player - Baby Come Back
The fucking harmonies.
Roots Rock Weirdo
You might know me from my music blog, Both Kinds of Music, but that's a subblog and I can't follow anyone from there. I want a place where I can follow cool, like minded people and post awesome things to my dash (now with naked ladies!) Email me: rootsrockweirdo at gmail
I pass the pencil test. Now for owls.
November 30, 2011 (via Everyday)
Tracklist:
- Take Me Out to the Ball Game
- Who’s on First?
- Called on Account of Rain
- In the Cellar Blues
- Double Play
- Safe at Home
- Fungo
- Strike Out the Band
(via @Go_GoSox)
Tom Whalen strikes again. Incredible.
No work Wednesday. In bad need of a new hairstyle to match this beard.
November 23, 2011 (via Everyday)
The Nicest Place on the Internet
Not Country Post of the Day, but you know what? Everyone needs a hug sometimes. Submit your own and share the joy.
Part of what makes Gladwell’s premise so wrong is that Jobs, clearly, was a tweaker too. Iteration — steady incremental improvements, prototype after prototype, design after design, year after year, release after release — that process is ingrained in Apple’s (and I think Pixar’s) culture. But Gladwell writes:
‘The visionary starts with a clean sheet of paper, and re-imagines the world. The tweaker inherits things as they are, and has to push and pull them toward some more nearly perfect solution.’
Steve Jobs really did re-imagine the world. The thing is, he actually made it happen, too.
