Playlist
Frank Zapa - You Are What You Is
Holger Hiller - Demixed
Roger Hodgson - Open The Door
Loscil - Clara
John Grant - Boy From Michigan
John McLaughlin - Liberation Time
Neal Morse Band - Innocence and Danger
Public Service Broadcasting - Bright Magic
Yes - The Quest
Portico Quartet - Monument
Jon Durant and Stephan Thelen - Crossings
Markus Reuter - TRUCE 2
Tangerine Dream - Raum
Michael Rother & Vittoria Maccabruni - As Long As The Light
Rammstein - Zeit
Home - The Alchemist
Yes - The Yes Album
Alice Cooper - Love It To Death
Emerson Lake & Palmer - Tarkus
Gentle Giant - Acquiring The Taste
Mahavishnu Orchestra - The Inner Mounting Flame
Pink Floyd - Meddle
Up late today and, finally, started keeping this up to date again (see yesterday's entry) - but, of course, some 23 days remain unwritten and that will "need" to be addressed when I get a chance...
Scenes...
Today's randomly chosen section of the CD collection was No 87, a box from Steve Hillage to Horse....
I chose discs by Holger Hiller, which still sounded fresh over 20 years on, Roger Hodgson, who can’t help but sound like Supertramp; and Home’s 1973 concept LP, with its Wishbone Ash and AC/DC connections…
Nice...
Luna was getting herself acquainted with the new surroundings...
...and soon chose her spot - where she remained for the entire day, not emerging until Anne came back from working in that Fife...
1971 was reduced to this Top Ten...
...which soundtracked the day (along with tracks from my LPs of the month for the last year), along with today's Section choices...
A visit to artist and printing expert, Kev re some work I'm trying to do on a digital painting created back in 2013 re my Morphinecodex project...
This evening, a drive over to Eskbank and mum's new surroundings where she is supposed to receive intensive physio to get her back to independence and back home - we'll see...
Had to get new batteries for the remote for the TV in her "cell". Her own mobile is goosed and she finds it impossible to navigate Sheila's old iPhone, so Sheila is securing a new simple mobile for her...
Anyway, we'll see...
Our chum Moira is also in hospital in that Glasgow so mum called her husband Lex to say hello and got their daughter Lindsay, whom I've known, like Lex and Moira, since around 1964 when we all met on holiday...
A good chat was had and, hopefully, Moira will be out and home tomorrow...
Back home for tea and Luna...
All four episodes of "D.I. Ray" were enjoyed in one sitting, which was very enjoyable and took us to almost midnight...
So, goodnight to the cat...
...and off to bed with stones in my ears...
Highlight of the Day : Mum in her latest place - let's hope it works...
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