Released from captivity today, a collaboration with New Zealand saxophonist Alex Nyman, 7 tracks of different interpretations of jazz, fusion, funk, hip-hop
randulo 11 months ago • 100%
Great! Spread the news, once there are hundreds, it'll be pretty useful.
randulo 11 months ago • 100%
I haven't yet but it's another great feature. I wish I had a field like this in my brain for people in real life. ("Recently divorced, don't mention Candice")
The list can be searched by any of the fields. You can add your Mastodon account to the list and declare your interests.
"Soul for Rent" is the Bandcamp edition of the album of the same name on all platforms. The title track is a dialogue between saxophone and guitar. Music tries to tell a story. This one is a lament. Our loneliness in the universe? #music #OriginalMusic
WIne, the beverage, not the software.
randulo 1 year ago • 100%
Although, wine would not be drunk in a glass like that, so I should have known.
I awoke to hundreds of honking car horns the next day and the smell, not of croissants and espresso coffees as I dreamed, but diesel fumes, I was still really excited. You know what’s great? Being really excited in a strange and beautiful city, with all expenses paid! And when I say all, it will taken on additional significance shortly.
randulo 1 year ago • 100%
That irony had not occurred to me until two of you mentioned it!
randulo 1 year ago • 100%
No, and we (the VUC) had nothing to do with putting there. It just got sucked up in the podcatchers.
randulo 1 year ago • 100%
We interviewed Dr. Stallman 6 years ago for our VUC podcast (2007-2019). Unfortunately, the video isn't available as he refused to use YouTube. I know the episode is on Spotify, but it may be available on other podcatchers.
randulo 1 year ago • 100%
Let us know how you liked it. There's some room for experimentation.
randulo 1 year ago • 100%
Actually, I come from a time when anything related to sex needed that warning (for kids, too). For years, I think the kids thing is superfluous, since they learn all about sex much younger. As for work, like I said, depends on who can see your screen. As a conversation starter, "I sneeze every time I come" might work well in some situations.
randulo 1 year ago • 100%
I know, right? She's capable of making fur of herself. So far, I think this season is looking good.
randulo 1 year ago • 100%
Depends on where you work and who's next to you.
randulo 1 year ago • 100%
It's just an odd thing and it can start any time in life. It can be one sneeze or a few. Ideation is one thing, but after orgasm, with a new partner, awkward!
randulo 1 year ago • 100%
I never used it with SMS (hence 140 characters initially), but I wonder if that actually helped get Twitter into the vibrating pockets of a lot of young people keen on their phones. I haven't seen that mentioned anywhere?
This is very tasty for salads in general, but also for Japanese potato salad, which we discovered in Tokyo at the hotel breakfast. This whole site is great, I've used it so much I finally bought all 3 of her books.
I haven't found an ideal federated app for sharing my music, but while it's on all platforms (Spotify, Apple, YouTube, etc) it's also on Bandcamp for ad-free, unlimited streaming. I am not trying to make money, I just would like my work heard.
randulo 1 year ago • 100%
Adding to no one in particular... as I've been following several potential destinations for the Twitter mass migration, they all have one thing in common: 99% of posts are in English. Twitter's age and market penetration let it reach a large worldwide audience. As Mastodon has been around for 6 or more years, it too has some international diversity, but less that Twitter I think. (Someone chime in on the language of the population if you have info?
randulo 1 year ago • 100%
It's not so much that people didn't use search engines; more like they typed site URLs into Google search! 🤣
randulo 1 year ago • 100%
Right! You have to look at context. Remember the first time you got on (Usenet/Compuserve/AOL/Friendster) or whatever your first Internet experience was? Twitter was a new thing. Now there are 20 Twitter look-alikes but none can go back to the novelty.
randulo 1 year ago • 100%
🤣🤣🤣
randulo 1 year ago • 100%
Thanks for that. I'm brand new on Lemmy so I'm just learning how to reply, upvote, etc. Although I've had a Reddit account for years, I never go there unless I'm looking for a technical solution of some kind. Better than searching and getting ten useless YouTube videos as results 😄
It's a short read, enjoy.
randulo 1 year ago • 100%
Replying to your (my, actually) test comment
randulo 1 year ago • 50%
By the way...
randulo 1 year ago • 100%
Depends on who's "we"? A lot of people are seriously stressed about not finding their friends and following their stars. I find that pathetic, but it's true and can be seen on every Twitter alternative, like Post News, Spoutible and whatever else is out there. Those are look-alikes, but Mastodon is "confusing" because it looks different.
randulo 1 year ago • 100%
Alternative, certainly, that's what they aimed for. But nothing can replace Twitter (I do not care about it, by the way) but living through Twitter from year one until about ten years ago was like living in the sixties. It was a whole thing, a vibe, an atmosphere that can't be replaced. There will be some new paradigm that will take over. I don't say it will be VR or AR, or even AI-related, but it will be something different. On the other hand, AI will surely have an effect on what comes next.
Twitter wasn’t just software or visible leadership (for better or worse) but an entire important slice of Internet history.
Introductions may or may not be a thing here. This is my first post. Over the past half-century, I must have done one thing you'd like. My favorites are Hendrix, Cream, CSN from the 60s, Miles Davis etc from the 70s, Brecker Brothers from the 80s (?) and way too much from then on.