Moorcock’s Elric IP was optioned as a tv series but stalled due to the success of The Witcher. Shame, I was hoping to see Eddie Redmayne as Elric. As an alternative, I’d love to see a series based on Corum, the Prince in the Scarlet Robe. It’s got real Game of Thrones appeal.
There’s so much crazy stuff being produced for tv these days (I’m thinking of Grant Morrison’s Happy, for example) that I’m making my pitch to Hollywood: the short stories of Thomas Ligotti animated by the Brothers Quay. No-brainer.
I’ve been hand grinding my coffee beans for the last eight years. This week I purchased an electric conical burr grinder and what once took five minutes now takes 30 seconds. Why did I wait so long?
Your Dream: Sunday Mix for You
Groovy mix for you to enjoy on your Sundau evening. Listen http://josephaleo.com/blog/your-dream/
Music from Joe Frawley, Memory Bell , Matt Borghi and The Detroit76, Canartic, Cyberchump, Forest Robots, Corciolli & Emmanuele Baldini, Domingues & Kane, Tim Story, and Neuro…No Neuro.
Hilarious! I’d suggest they read Trekonomics: The Economics of Star Trek but I’m assuming they haven’t watched the series their criticizing.
Odd that Vup’s attire is so subdued after Rios told us that you have to dress ostentatiously to blend in at Freecloud.
I’m still on the fence about Lower Decks but I can say unequivocally that I don’t hate it. I’m enjoying Picard but there’s more vaping and cigars in Star Trek than I remember.
Just finished binge-watching season three of Star Trek: Discovery. Listening to The Greatest Discovery recap before moving on to Picard. https://overcast.fm/+fSh6ZLnUk
I’d listen to this show just to hear Jim’s Big Ego’s cover of “Feelin’ Groovy”.
http://josephaleo.com/blog/weekly-mix-9-march-5-2017/
If 6 Was 9
Last night I purchased Keith Levene’s Violent Opposition CD on eBay. It’s a fine album, but the main reason I got the CD is because of his cover of Jimi Hendrix’s cover of “If 6 Was 9”. Flea on bass, Hillel Slovak on guitar, Jack Irons on drums, and Norwood Fishbone on vocals. Essentially I spent $15 on one song. Worth it.
Amoeba Music Reopens
I went to Amoeba Music today to celebrate our boy’s birthday. He’s into vinyl and picked up an album from Tomahawk’s Tonic Immobility and Crazy Horse and Neil Young’s Zuma. I had a list of five CDs I was hoping to find but turned up nothing. When I got home, I found them all on eBay and Amazon. On the other hand, I did discover Killing Joke’s Malicious Damage live album that looks pretty dope, and Solti’s Wagner’s Götterdämmerung boxed set.
I’m not a fan of Star Trek: Discovery’s Black Alert SFX.
For your aural enjoyment for you to you a playlist lovingly crafted by musicians, deejays, music journalists, podcasters, etc. Listen https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2zVh0MbpA5QUnPuM2v9N9X?si=gyXAJ7WmS7iO-hMzHSKXyQ
My son is into vinyl, so for his birthday, we’re taking him to the now re-opened Amoeba Music in Los Angeles this weekend. Aside from a Ween LP, I know he’s after. I have no idea what he’ll pick. And I’ll be on the lookout for a SWANS cd.
The last few days, I’ve been doing a deep dive listening to the Cerebro and Jay & Miles X-Plain the X-Men podcasts. It’s been a blast because I devoured X-Men from the 80s-00s. I had so few opportunities to talk X-lore, and those shows fill that need I didn’t know I had.
