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Didn't have the time to do a full EOTY write-up for @utgreview as I've normally done in the past, but here's nine of my most favorite records of 2014 in no particular order: Against Me! - Transgender Dysphoria Blues Antarctigo Vespucci - Soulmate Stuff Bane - Don't Wait Up Bloom - Thousand Yard Stare Cloud Nothings - Here and Nowhere Else Modern Baseball - You're Gonna Miss it All Restorations - LP3 Tiny Moving Parts - Pleasant Living Twin Forks - LP
Hey Everybody!
So I really haven't been as active on social media as I used to be these past several months, but here's a massive update on what I've been up to lately:
Since I graduated college in May, I've been living with my dad down here in Naples, FL, which has been great. Thanks to having much of my living expenses covered, I've been able to dedicate a lot more time towards learning more about graphic/web design and have actually started going to a gym. For the first time since my freshman year of highschool, I'm weighing less than 200lbs and am wearing size 34 pants!
Yes, I'm still moving to Seattle! But that won't be happening until mid-April, so that I can continue to help out at the family business through season here in Naples.
Yes, I'm still at UTG! I've just been taking a break from things since I've been working 55-60 hour weeks since November. I'll be coming back in February and have some massive ideas that I'm really excited to work on.
As always, I'm working on too many things that I really just don't want to publicly share just yet, but I will say that most of these things are things that I've always wanted to do for a long time, but haven't had the means of doing until now. Some of these will be happening in the next few months.
2015 is going to be huge!
Why The Way We Listen to Music Matters (An Elegy For Ruby Red)
by Erik van Rheenen, edited by Jesse Richman
This is a story about a boy and his headphones, and it opens in the grey days of autumn, two years ago.
When I stepped out of the bleak, wind-whipped Upstate New York fall and into the fluorescent lights of the Syracuse University bookstore, I had only two things on my mind: the long train ride home to Erie, and the new headphones that would keep me sane on the trip. The over-ears around my collar — a cheap pair of sleek blue Skullcandy ones — were terminally afflicted with intermittent crackling and less-than-admirable sound quality. My knowledge of headphones was casual at best. I didn’t care if the low end bottomed out. I didn’t pay enough attention to notice if the headphones lost the bass and highs in the shuffle. As long as they sounded all right and felt good, I was sold. Twenty minutes later, I plunked a thirty-dollar pair of bulky red headphones on the counter for the cute blonde co-ed, earning her work-study cash the hard way, to ring up. I figured they’d make a suitable replacement for the nearly-busted pair hanging loosely around my neck. I trekked back up to my dorm, adjusted the new pair (the brand, Ear Pollution, proved nearly unresearchable for this writer) comfortably over my ears, and listened to Keasbey Nights in proper, my feet dangling off my bed as I laid on my chest with the liner notes. I didn’t think I’d one day be writing parting remarks for headphones that were less a music delivery vehicle and more a wiry extension of myself. I didn’t think they’d have a story worth telling. A snapshot of two whirlwind years, in the frame of a still life: those headphones rattling against the window of the Erie-bound Amtrak as I listened to Streetlight Manifesto and fought sleep. Those headphones sinking into the cheap pillow of an early morning flight heading for a weekend jaunt in Philadelphia. Those headphones rekindling my love for The Mountain Goats’ Tallahassee on a day-breaking, rollicking Greyhound bus to Cleveland, and for The Sunset Tree during a red-eye flight to Spain. Those headphones helping me survive sickness in a cramped train to Seville, and again on a bus back from Ronda, where I learned that the aching American sadness that bleeds from On the Impossible Past was just as longing and nostalgia-inducing against the backdrop of the Spanish countryside.
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Such a great piece about not only loving the music you listen to, but loving the way you listen to it, by a pal of mine.
And the credits, they will roll. May 13, 2014. #DontWaitUp
The Empire Strikes Back
Made and submitted by Matt Owen
Gravity by Neven Udovicic (an homage to Saul Bass)
The internet can both fuel and limit any bit of creativity and production in one’s life. The key is to let it be an inspiration, not a crutch.
Welcome to the Burger Dream Factory! Come check out The Oinkster January Burger Of The Month, The Pig Skin Burger! House Made Pork Patty Topped With Pork & Chicharron Chile Verde, Avocado, Pinto Bean Puree, Nopales And Pickled Jalapeños served on a Torta Roll!
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The moment is finally here.
Day 9: One of my most favorite transparent records is #CoheedAndCambria's #TheAftermanDescension #BigBeigeDemos on coke bottle clear.
Day 8: Probably one of the few 80s albums I own, #VanHalen's #5150. Yes, it was a bargain buy. #januaryrecordaday
