Serious Moonlight Sonatas with Carol:
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An odyssey of the ears powered by the moon, the stars, & a pixie dusting of ecstatic electricity...
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| Artist | Track | Album | Label | Year | Comments | New | Approx. start time | |||
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| OMMA |
Flute Of Seagulls
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Doma | Antinote | 2020 | 3rd full-length album / From the artist (Olga Maximova): “DOMA” in Russian means “at home”. For the last 2 months, my home has been a small city close to the Atlantic Ocean named Saint-Gilles-Croix-De-Vie. I am there, luckily, surrounded by so many soundscapes: new birds, different noises of waves, thunderstorms, and hundreds of seagulls. I'm spending so much time observing seagulls’ behaviour, how they are making nests on our roof, making babies, catching fish on the waves. I was recording flute with open windows so you can hear all those Atlantic noises. I was experimenting with flute. Like the 1st track, it’s a flute singing to seagulls, then seagulls to midi and midi to flute chain. Some of the tracks sound like soundscapes or cycles which you can loop. It’s like a daily routine of moments that I have started to appreciate more and more during this lockdown, finding surprises inside myself without a mirror". | * | 0:00:00 (Pop-up) | |||
| Cluster & Eno |
Ho Renomo
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Cluster & Eno | Bureau B | 2009 | orig 1977 on Sky Records | 0:03:52 (Pop-up) | ||||
| D.K. |
Untitled 1
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Live At The Edge | 12th Isle | 2020 | AKA Dang-Khoa Chau, DJ & producer based in Paris, France / Album recorded live at the South Korean venue, The Edge | * | 0:09:17 (Pop-up) | |||
| Clara de Asis |
De ce côté-ci
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Sans Nom Ni Forme | Pilgrim Talk | 2020 | French composer & performer / co-founder of discreet editions, a small record label based in Basel (CH) and Marseille (FR). Discreet is a collaboration between Clara de Asís & historical flautist/composer Mara Winter / Discreet releases attempt to take what are conceived of as ‘historical’ instruments out of their hypothetical frames, transcending categorization and highlighting the autonomy of sound itself. These recordings come as an alternative to the dominant social conventions about approaching and listening to ‘historical’, ‘musical’ ‘instruments’. (from claradeasis.com) | * | 0:13:04 (Pop-up) | |||
| Fog City / Ron Livingston, Gary Cole, Stephen Root, John C. McGinley, Jennifer Aniston, & all |
Sidewinder / ...That would be great...I don't like my job & I'm not gonna go anymore...Do you ever watch kung-fu?
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single / Office Space | Mighty Force | 1993 | this track was the inspiration for the new "Sidewinder Rewound" collection of 19 new remixes of the song by various artists, which was compiled by Mark Darby / From Darby about the remix album: "An almost accidental project set up by Mighty Force Records to remix the track “Sidewinder” by Fog City, written by Matthew Herbert and Mark Darby in 1993. The original track (not included in this release) was inspired by a rattlesnake moving across the desert sand at night. The project began as a question on a Facebook post, wondering if anyone would ever attempt a remix. Mark expected maybe one or two people might give it a go but this very soon spiralled into 19 remixes each of which has a unique sound. All proceeds will be donated to Medecins Sans Frontiers." | 0:22:27 (Pop-up) | ||||
| Monolake / David Herman & John C McGinley |
Beirut / ...Michael Bolton...I celebrate the guy's entire catalog
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The Sacred Rage (V/A) / Office Space | Morphine | 2020 | Monolake was originally founded in 1995 by Robert Henke & Gerhard Behles, but is now perpetuated by Henke alone, while Behles focuses on running music software company, Ableton, which they founded in 1999 together with Bernd Roggendorf / "The Sacred Rage" album is a non-profit compilation for the Lebanese Emergency Fund / for more information about this collection: https://morphinerecords.bandcamp.com/album/the-sacred-rage | * | 0:37:39 (Pop-up) | |||
| Akio Suzuki & Lawrence English |
Ficus Watkinsiana
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Boombana Echoes | Akio Suzuki & Lawrence English | 2020 | orig 2013 on Wind Measure / Ficus watkinsiana is one of a number of species known as "strangler figs," found in the rainforests of northeast Queensland & northern New South Wales. The seeds of these plants germinate high on the branches of other rainforest trees and send down aerial roots. When these reach the ground, they take root, thicken and gradually enclose the original tree which dies and rots away. Eventually a fig tree with a hollow trunk is formed. This species forms a large tree over 30 metres high with a similar spread. It has large, oval-shaped leaves about 200mm long and has a milky sap. The purple, rounded fruits are 40mm long and are edible. Named for Ficus, the Latin name for the common edible fig, & Watkinsiana, after George Watkins, a plant collector | * | 0:38:12 (Pop-up) | |||
| Meroitic |
Brought Up By It (danceversionextension)
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Jovilabe | Fallen Moon | 2020 | In January 1610, while exploring the heavens with his telescope, Galileo discovered four small star-like objects around Jupiter. Having soon concluded that these were the planet's satellites or moons, he sought to establish their orbits and periods. The velocities of orbital motion decrease from the innermost to the outermost moon. All four display almost the same brightness. It was difficult, therefore, to work out which was which and calculate how long they took to complete their orbits around the planet. To determine the positions of the moons without having to perform complex calculations each time, Galileo developed a diagram—a sort of analog calculator—called the Jovilabe. Jupiter's position at the moment of observation was computed by means of a rotating disk. A moving pointer, fixed with an arm to the instrument's plate, served to determine the Earth's position at that same moment. The arm thus represents the Earth-Jupiter link, i.e., the observer's continually changing line of sight. The parallax value for any position of the Earth relative to Jupiter could be read directly on a scale on the upper rim of the instrument. The instrument is known as a jovilabe. | * | 0:43:55 (Pop-up) | |||
| Eiger Drums Propaganda / John C. McGinley, Richard Riehle, & Paul Wilson |
The Moon / I Have People Skills!!! I'm Good With People!!! What The Hell Is Wrong With You People??
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Eiger Drums Propaganda II / Office Space | Macadam Mambo | 2019 | 2nd album by Louis De La Gorce (AKA Louis E Bola) of duo Pilotwings | 0:55:43 (Pop-up) | ||||
| The Dust Brothers / John C. McGinley, Paul Wilson & Gary Cole |
Space Monkeys / Boy, That's A Straight Shooter With Upper Management Written All Over Him...
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Fight Club OST / Office Space | Restless | 1999 | Los Angeles, California-based, producers, E.Z. Mike (Michael Simpson) and King Gizmo (John King), known for for their work on the albums "Paul's Boutique" by the Beastie Boys, Beck's "Odelay" & "Guero albums, and "MMMBop" by Hanson / The Dust Brothers started working together in 1985 at the Pomona College radio station, KSPC, hosting a weekly hip-hop show called The Big Beat Showcase. They developed writing and producing skills creating music for their show and DJing and rapping at parties. In 1987, they began writing and producing for the Delicious Vinyl label | 1:13:06 (Pop-up) | ||||
| Conrad Schnitzler |
Untitled 1
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Silver | Bureau B | 2013 | tracks 1-5 originally released in 2009 on Qbico 89 / Schnitzler was born in Düsseldorf. His father was German, his mother was Italian. He & his wife had 3 children, one of whom is son Gregor Schnitzler, who is a film director. Schnitzler, Dieter Moebius, and Hans-Joachim Roedelius formed Kluster in 1969 after the 3 had met at the Zodiak Free Arts Lab. This trio released 3 albums, "Klopfzeichen" (1970), "Zwei-Osterei" (1971) and "Eruption" (1971). When Schnitzler left the group, Roedelius and Moebius became Cluster. Around this time, Schnitzler also joined Tangerine Dream for their debut album "Electronic Meditation" (1970). | 1:15:25 (Pop-up) | ||||
| Astronaut Ape / Sasha Baron Cohen, Will Ferrell, Jane Lynch, John C. Reilly, Leslie Bibb, Michael Clarke Duncan, Jack McBrayer, Gary Cole, et al |
Citylife / We Click...We're Like Skateboards & Freeway Ramps, We're Like Tuna Fish & Cigarettes, Pigs & Swimming, Easter Morning & Lyme Disease, Suits of Armor & Electrical Storms......
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The Mirror / Talledega Nights: The Ballad Of Ricky Bobby | Microcosmos | 2012 | debut album from Олег Белоусов (Oleg Belousov) from Moscow | 1:23:02 (Pop-up) | ||||
| Low Jack |
More Speed
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Jingles du Lieu-dit | Les Disques De La Bretagne | 2019 | Honduras-born Philippe Hallais is now based in Paris, France & co-runs Editions Gravats with Jean Carval | 1:32:26 (Pop-up) | ||||
| DJ Trax |
The Path Less Traveled (Original Mix)
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Find A Way | Transmute | 2020 | 3-song 12" EP from DJ & producer David Davies from Harlow, Essex | 1:35:38 (Pop-up) | ||||
| Jonathan Fitoussi |
Amazonie
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Plein Soleil | Transversales Disques | 2020 | French composer (of groups Model Alpha, One Switch To Collision, & Two Colors) | * | 1:42:09 (Pop-up) | |||
| Mike Fazio |
Behold, This Dreamer Cometh (edit)
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Serious Sound Poems: Carol's 2020 Marathon Premium | Mike Fazio | 2020 | w/ Matthew Arnold's poem, "Longing" / NYC artist (AKA A Guide For Reason, orchestramaxfieldparrish, & Sonic Arts Society) and of groups Chill Faction, Gods Of Electricity, Life With The Lions | 1:46:08 (Pop-up) | ||||
| Kadaitcha |
Salt
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Kaleidescope (V/A) | Flaming Pines | 2020 | Ukranian duo Андрій Кожухар (Andrii Kozhukhar) & Юрий Самсон / compilation consists of 12 pieces by Contemporary Ukranian artists | * | 1:56:59 (Pop-up) | |||
| Photay |
Is It Right?
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Waking Hours | Mexican Summer | 2020 | 3rd album from Woodstock artist Evan Shornstein | * | 2:13:50 (Pop-up) | |||
| Efrim Manuel Menuck / John Hannah |
Starling Troubles Sparrow / Funeral Blues (by WH Auden)
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Starling Troubles Sparrow / Four Weddings And A Funeral | Longform Editions | 2020 | Artist notes: Built out of one simple looped piano phrase. Filtered mechanically and electrically in real time while running through a pair of rattling guitar amplifiers, re-amped and re-recorded, until dust ensued. All of it happened while the sparrows and starlings battled in a pair of trees across the street from here. The starlings intent on stealing the sparrows nests. The sparrows call out and a gang manifests quickly, yelling and poking. The sparrows are better organized, and all the starlings have is brute strength. Song is dedicated to any all who rise thusly, together in spite of or not at all. / Read more from Menuck here: https://longformeditions.bandcamp.com/track/starling-troubles-sparrow // "Funeral Blues" by WH Auden: Stop all the clocks, cut off the telephone, / Prevent the dog from barking with a juicy bone, / Silence the pianos and with muffled drum / Bring out the coffin, let the mourners come. / Let aeroplanes circle moaning overhead / Scribbling on the sky the message ‘He is Dead’. / Put crepe bows round the white necks of the public doves, / Let the traffic policemen wear black cotton gloves. / He was my North, my South, my East and West, / My working week and my Sunday rest, / My noon, my midnight, my talk, my song; / I thought that love would last forever: I was wrong. / The stars are not wanted now; put out every one, / Pack up the moon and dismantle the sun, / Pour away the ocean and sweep up the wood; / For nothing now can ever come to any good. | * | 2:17:31 (Pop-up) | |||
| The High Life Movement |
The Truth, Pt. 1
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La Foresta Della Morte (original motion picture soundtrack) | ToYo | 1999 | translates to "The Deadly Forest" | 2:39:33 (Pop-up) | ||||
| Paul Cantelon |
Inside-Out
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Everything Is Illuminated (soundtrack) | TVT | 2005 | Composer Paul Cantelon, born in Glendale, California) is a founding member of the American band Wild Colonials, in which he plays violin, piano, and accordion / piece performed by the Illuminated Gypsy Band: Douglas Wieselman (clarinet, Balalaika); Mark Ribot (guitar); Robert Burger (pump organ, marxophone, accordion); Frank London (trumpet); Marcus Rojas (tuba); Jenny Scheinman (violin); & Sergey Ryabtzev (violin) | 2:41:10 (Pop-up) | ||||
| Johnny Cash |
Drink To Me Only With Thine Eyes
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Personal File | Legacy | 2006 | Album Notes: Deep within the House of Cash, Johnny Cash`s recording studio, office suite, and museum in Hendersonville, Tennessee, behind the studio`s control room, was a small vault-like space in which many of his most prized possessions were stored. A collection of rare firearms dating back to the 18th Century, some personal effects of Jimmie Rodgers, artwork and letters from fans all over the world and much more was carefully arranged and locked away for safekeeping. Then there were the tapes. Hundreds of them. Demos from songwriters, album masters, multi-tracks of the ABC television series, and some boxes marked simply "Personal File." These are Johnny`s most intimate sessions, recorded mostly in 1973 and then subsequently at his leisure. Just a lone voice and an acoustic guitar, singing songs and telling stories about them. A concept that has since come to be thought of as revelatory but, as is evident in this stunning new set, is something Johnny Cash had been doing all along - if only for his personal file. / The lyrics come from the 1616 poem, "Song: to Celia," by English playwright, Ben Jonson | 2:44:58 (Pop-up) | ||||
| Blake Mills |
Money Is The One True God
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Mutable Set | Verve | 2020 | 4th full-length album / w/ Aaron Embry (keyboards) & Sam Gendel (saxophone) | * | 2:48:36 (Pop-up) | |||
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wfmu listener phillip:
Listener Bop Monroe:
David in London:
And Ruth in the booth.
wfmu listener phillip:
kpx:
Nulsh:
CarolCrow:
CarolCrow:
wfmu listener phillip:
Really Lisa:
Ears on, glad to be listening as I head out for a sunrise swim and a run.
CarolCrow:
David in London:
kpx, all hail to you. Up early!
Sylvia (France-NYC):
This show is the only good reason to get up on a Sunday morning
wfmu listener phillip:
CarolCrow:
Brian in UK:
Hello dedicated listeners.
CarolCrow:
Really Lisa:
Brian in UK:
Heidee:
Took a lovely run this morning at 6 am, CET, so early! - which is an absolute novelty for me, but very rewarding. With a view to the castle, crossing over the bridge you can see in my profile pic, no-one around, still dark with the moon in front of me and the rising sun in the back. If it wasn't for the sheer fact that I couldn't sleep much last night, I should really try and convince myself to start a new morning routine. :-)
kpx:
CarolCrow:
Brian in UK:
David in London:
Brian, the last two stages have been absolutely thrilling. Brilliant win by Peters yesterday. Adam Yates clawing himself back and then going for it was great too. And Alaphillipe blowing himself and the group up was class. Amazing first week.
CarolCrow:
David in London:
Brian in UK:
CarolCrow:
Heidee:
Hi lovely Carol of the lovely music.
www.nationaldaystoday.com...
Listener Bop Monroe:
Time for toast and tea!
Stanley:
Hey-ho everyone.
CarolCrow:
CarolCrow:
David in London:
David in London:
Sylvia (France-NYC):
kpx:
Brian in UK:
Brian in UK:
Stanley:
Back from a week's holiday in Yorkshire, all rejuvenated. Managed a few walks and beer gardens. The Tour de France - how do they do it, you may ask? It used to be drugs, but now, I'm afraid it's more sinister - mind control. For a hilarious take on the race I recommend 'French Revolutions' by Tim Moore. The chapter on Tom Simpson is mind blowing.
Heidee:
Hiya Nülsch!
Hi Brian, Stanley, Phillip, Bop!
Hello kpx, tell me about it; it was certainly a premiere for me. For the first few minutes I just laughed at myself in disbelief! But even that is cheering up if nothing else.
Really Lisa, nice to see you; how d'ya like your new place?
@Sylvia :-))
Ruth Booth:
Be Now Homeboy:
kpx:
TDK60:
kpx:
Nulsh:
Hey Heidee! Sylvia! David! Brian! Stanley! KPX! BnowB! TDK60!
And if I missed ya' out, feel free to berate me. I'd deserve it!
Hey Ruth Booth!
David in London:
Nulsh:
Sylvia (France-NYC):
Ignatatus666:
My comment about this mornings view of Mars looking as if it’s orbiting around our moon disappeared from the chat and so did Mars itself become no longer visible...
I hope everyone caught it. I imagine the same position will be tonight late night.
Headed Home Carol
My dog awaits
Be Now Homeboy:
Nulsh:
Sylvia (France-NYC):
Be Now Homeboy:
David in London:
Be Now Homeboy:
TDK60:
Sylvia (France-NYC):
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David in London:
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Mairzy Doats:
LiXiviated Life:
It looked splotched and dim like watercolors rubbed with a damp rag”.
Tom from Stirling:
TDK60:
Be Now Homeboy:
TDK60:
David in London:
Be Now Homeboy:
Listener Bop Monroe:
always thought it was gibberish but learned otherwise from FMU in the 80s, playing the 3 Stooges singing and slowly explaining:
Mares eat oats
And does eat oats
And little lambs eat ivy.
had never made the connection till then and had sang it all my little life.
Ruth Booth:
LynnsBrother:
The truth is out there somewhere...
kpx:
Buddha of Suburbia:
Heidee:
Mairzy Doats:
Listener Bop Monroe:
1st rule of Serious Moonlight: there is no 1st rule.
David in London:
Nulsh:
How the devil are ya'?
TDK60:
Be Now Homeboy:
TDK
howdy :)
Really Lisa:
Heidee @6:35, thank you for asking :) Been sleeping at new place for one week, and despite not settling in yet due to work and the need for furniture shopping (more square footage but less wardrobes), I already notice an improved quality of life. Yet I feel guilty at times.. that I’m not thinking 24-7 of the loss of my dad to covid in April. Lots going on. Trying to move forward.
And wow I will imagine your running scenery as I go for my run, sounds so nice:)
Hi Sylvia, hope you are well.
And hi Bop Monroe, pretty sure it was you who was in a band set t to play along the NYC marathon route last Nov. I was on a few chats at that time as Leelee and elle elle, you let me know what mile marker you’d be set up nearest; I always run along the sides of a course so I don’t block the fast runners! Honestly I looked for your band, as a result I waved and shouted out to every band I slowly ran past lol. Hope you have been well!
CarolCrow:
TDK60:
CarolCrow:
CarolCrow:
Dan-from-Augusta:
Buddha of Suburbia:
CarolCrow:
Ignatatus666:
Love the office space soundbytes
I always suggest 3 movies that go so well together
1:Office space
2:Swimming with Sharks
3:Horrible Bosses
Tom from Stirling:
Sylvia (France-NYC):
CarolCrow:
CarolCrow:
Tom from Stirling:
Or pancakes
Sylvia (France-NYC):
Ignatatus666:
Heidee:
Listener Bop Monroe:
Besides a monthly gig at Freddys in Park Slope, the NYCMarathon was/is our longest running uninterupted 'booking'. (20 + 15 years respectively.)
Can't wait for the 2021. You take care of those ankles!
Keeping busy/sane as the purely instrumental 'The Smell Of Love Orchestra' posting albums alphebetically. And blasting FMU!
...but are there any Nickleback fans in Portugal?
Tom from Stirling:
ami ad:
Kpx:
Mares eat oats
& Does eat oats
& Little lambs eat ivy.
Buddha of Suburbia:
Sylvia (France-NYC):
Brian in UK:
CarolCrow:
CarolCrow:
Really Lisa:
Bop M, I thought so! Cheers to your 2021 return to that awesome gig! I’m at an age where it’s not just my ankles falling apart lol, but thanks!
CarolCrow:
LiXiviated Life:
Richard L Breen
Screenwriter from the middle of the last century.
Brian in UK:
I like appease but I really like mushy peas. (to be said in a Chico Marx voice)
John from NP:
Listener Bop Monroe:
Buddha of Suburbia:
John from NP:
David in London:
Brian in UK:
Brian in UK:
Tom from Stirling:
Ignatatus666:
I hope it doesn’t lose its grooves
Sylvia (France-NYC):
CarolCrow:
Tom from Stirling:
LiXiviated Life:
I’m always in awe of the riders.
Physical and mental toughness is off the scales.
I respect their ability to endure the suffering that comes with the race.
In fact at times I think that suffering is the race itself.
It strikes me as so human.
But there’s also the flip side.
For example, I realize that the cost of one of those bikes is about 1/2 years rent.
Ken From Hyde Park:
CarolCrow:
Buddha of Suburbia:
CarolCrow:
Buddha of Suburbia:
Kpx:
CarolCrow:
LiXiviated Life:
Bye
Ken From Hyde Park:
CarolCrow:
Be Now Homeboy:
John from NP:
deborah:
Kpx:
deborah:
Heidee:
Sylvia (France-NYC):
Be Now Homeboy:
So amazing CarolCrow!
-morning - Deborah :)
David in London:
Pablexa™:
Morning Caz & Ruth
Heidee:
Dan-from-Augusta:
bLeubomberune b:
Be Now Homeboy:
Hey Happy Fathers day to all the Dads! Cheers to all you mates
deborah:
Nulsh:
John from NP:
Pablexa™:
CarolCrow:
Brian in UK:
lanky:
TDK60:
CarolCrow:
David in London:
John from NP:
CarolCrow:
Pablexa™:
CarolCrow:
John from NP:
Kpx:
CarolCrow:
John from NP:
CarolCrow:
TDK60:
CarolCrow:
Stanley:
Kpx:
Heidee:
So you're back teaching, which will be demanding after the break. You are so good with other people's energies, do you guard your own?
TDK60:
John from NP:
Peter from Dover NJ:
David in London:
John from NP:
Tom from Stirling:
ami ad:
ami ad:
John from NP:
David in London:
Nulsh:
CarolCrow:
Heidee:
CarolCrow:
Sylvia (France-NYC):
Brian in UK:
John from NP:
Ken From Hyde Park:
CarolCrow:
deborah:
Nulsh:
Got me in a wee daze here. Spuh-lendid!
Heidee:
Nulsh:
John from NP:
lanky:
Nulsh:
Mibbe no.
Tom from Stirling:
Pablexa™:
Stanley:
John from NP:
longformeditions.bandcamp.com...
deborah:
Barbara:
Nulsh:
Tom from Stirling:
Pablexa™:
deborah:
CarolCrow:
Brian in UK:
@Kpx, good work.
CarolCrow:
Heidee:
deborah:
Ken From Hyde Park:
deborah:
PaulRobeson1920:
CarolCrow:
CarolCrow:
David in London:
Have a good week on and all.
Lori - True North:
Baja Joe:
Tom from Stirling:
Nulsh:
I missed the last coupla weeks, great to catch you live again.
Cheers Ruth!
Bye amigos!
ami ad:
Barbara:
Kpx:
Heidee:
ami ad:
Pablexa™:
Good luck to those Teachers having to go "in" - Our district is virtual for now - I still have to go in!
lanky:
Pablexa™:
Pablexa™:
PaulRobeson1920:
TDK60:
deborah:
Be Now Homeboy:
Tom from Stirling:
Really Lisa:
Peaceful week wishes, all.
bLeubomberune b:
Ken From Hyde Park:
PaulRobeson1920:
CarolCrow:
12539: