StephanNatural

[stephannatural]

recovered orphan

StephNature

Ecology, Environment, Science, Climate Change, focus on water

[stephannatural]

Trump administration moves to rip out 900 deep-ocean sensors used to track threats

Trump administration moves to rip out 900 deep-ocean sensors used to track threats

Researchers say that the Trump administration's removal of deep-ocean sensors could erase more than a decade of insight.

[stephannatural]

Scientists make prediction for ‘Godzilla’ El Niño and reveal how devastating the impact could be

Scientists make prediction for ‘Godzilla’ El Niño and reveal how devastating the impact could be

Climate scientists have warned that the extreme weather conditions caused by El Niño could be here until Winter

[aggelos965]

[beautiful-story]

Sound of Silence - Dana Winner, Simon and Garfunkel

[misfitwashere]

and the people bowed and prayed.

[all-we-have-ls-now]

[saltlifehippie]

[takeyourtime72]

[l-will-see-your-face]

【晨光 1838】（morning 1838）

[fravery]

“Life is a spell so exquisite that everything conspires to break it.”

- Emily Dickinson

(art: S.R. Badmin)

[krispyweiss]

Song Review: I’m With Her - “Different Rocks, Different Hills” (Live at Sunset Sound)

Here’s a little secret: I’m With Her are most together when playing alone and live.

The band’s new, live-in-studio rendition of “Different Rocks, Different Hills” bolsters the case made by similar treatments of ofher tracks from Wild and Clear and Blue.

The band clearly realizes it, too, or Sara Watkins, Aoife O’Donovan and Sarah Jarosz wouldn’t go through the trouble of making these little gems.

Gathered around a single mic playing fiddle, guitar and banjo, respectively, the three Hers sing so purely, play so perfectly, one has to wonder why the band puts itself through traditional recording sessions. Doing as they do in concert, they could’ve recorded their latest LP this way, made a better record with much less effort and put more time into songwriting, which is where Wild and Clear and Blue - and “Rocks” - falters a bit.

Grade card: I’m With Her - “Different Rocks, Different Hills” (Live at Sunset Sound) - B

9/3/25

[krispyweiss]

Song Review: Norah Jones - “Long Time Gone” (Live at Home)

In her music room, solo-electric, unmic’d and without a net, Norah Jones added some twang to the Everly Brothers’ “Long Time Gone.”

This is Jones reviving a pandemic-era tradition of home-video releases whose conspicuous absence is underscored with the arrival of “Long Time Gone.”

With her country-music-inspired playing and yodeling-on-the-choruses vocal delivery, Jones brings a Hank Williams vibe to this cover of the Brothers in a welcome return to one of the good things that came out of COVID.

“I was trying to do the harmonies and the melody there, so that’s why I kept going way up high,” Jones said when it ended.

Grade card: Norah Jones - “Long Time Gone” (Live at Home) - A

5/29/26

[mockva]

[alma-de-naturaleza]

𝚅𝚎𝚛𝚊𝚗𝚘🏖️

[summerswages]

sweet williams gone wild . . .

[babyfoxcollectionthings]

[lunamagicablu]

“L'umanità non ha tessuto la rete della vita. Siamo solo un filo al suo interno. Qualunque cosa facciamo alla rete, la facciamo a noi stessi. Tutte le cose sono legate tra loro. Tutte le cose sono connesse.” ~ Capo Seattle Coco Ai Art ********************** “Humankind has not woven the web of life. We are but one thread within it. Whatever we do to the web, we do to ourselves. All things are bound together. All things connect.” ~ Chief Seattle Coco Ai Art

[justmeagain4]

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