Without music, life would be a mistake...

Playlist
Phish - Fuego
Alpha Male Tea Party - Real Ale and Model Rail
Mogwai - Rave Tapes
Ochre Room - Box, Bar & Diamond
Ymir's Blood - Voluspa: Doom Cold As Stone
The Pack A.D. - Do Not Engage
Ich + Ich - Vom Selben Stern
Cloudland Blue Quartet - Twenty Four Paintings (Short Details)
Haken - The Mountain
Uriah Heep - Outsider
The Samuel Jackson Five - The Samuel Jackson Five
Krokofant - Krokofant
Paul McCartney - New
Spock's Beard - Brief Nocturnes And Dreamless Sleep
Pyrolator - Neuland
Lana Del Rey - Ultraviolence
Taketi Uloomu - The Fifth Season
Tim Bowness - Abandoned Dancehall Dreams
Sleepmakeswaves - Love Of Cartography
Eamon McGrath - Young Canadians
Yes - Heaven and Earth
Elephants of Scotland - Execute and Breathe
The Bad Plus - The Rite of Spring
Mammoth - Polymorphism
Traffic - Mr. Fantasy
The Damned - Music For Pleasure
Agricola - A Secret Labyrinth
L'archibudelli - In Musica Vivarte
Huelgas Ensemble - In Musica Vivarte
Perusio - Virelais, Ballades, Caccia
Various Composers - Lumieres : 09 :  "De La Sinfonia À La Sinfonie..."
Steve Hackett - Genesis Revisited II

Another lovely day...

...soundtracked by the freshly added phone content...

The beast etc pt 362...

The Cathedral I...

The Cathedral II...

At lunchtime, a walk up to McAllister Matheson Music...

...past the Usher Hall, noting Nietzsche's quote "Without music, life would be a mistake"...

...and some interesting upcoming concerts, which, no doubt, we will not attend...

Spent half my World Cup winnings on a 60CD Box Set of recordings from the Sony imprint, Vivarte...

Sadly for McAllister Matheson, although their copy of the generously filled box was reduced to £72, Amazon were selling it for a preposterous 50% of that, around 50p a disc...

Such differences illustrate the plight of record shops today...

In the evening, Anne was out walking across the Braids with chum Teresa and Teresa's friendly wee labrador...

Back at Crispycat Towers, your correspondent enjoyed one episode of "Big Bang" and kept one eye on tonight's European match between Glasgow Celtic and one of six clubs based in Reykjavik - winning 1-0 with a very late goal, after dominating the match...

During this I enjoyed some relaxing classical music and ended the day with Steve Hackett's very well recorded and very enjoyable but ultimately pointless almost perfect (the histrionic vocals on "Blood on the Rooftops" ruin that particular track) covers of early Genesis music (1971-1977)...

Exec Producer home around 11 after a very good night out...

Lights out...

Highlight of the Day : A new box...