What are you listening to?

[Blues Man]

 

[the other mike]

 

[beautress]

I visit Merriam-Webster dictionary several times a week to confirm meanings of words, and they said they had 6,700 hits on the word "inoculum" that seldom received any hits because "The announcement of a new album by the band Tool sent lookups for inoculum to the top of the charts during the week of August 2, 2019." So I decided I too must listen to this. I had to turn it to its lowest audible sound due to it being tinny (metallic). So for what it's worth, after finding a quiet setting for the noise of it, I am listening to the "Fear Inoculum" piece by TOOL, below, and I consider it an artform, by the way:

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[the other mike]

I visit Merriam-Webster dictionary several times a week to confirm meanings of words, and they said they had 6,700 hits on the word "inoculum" that seldom received any hits because "The announcement of a new album by the band Tool sent lookups for inoculum to the top of the charts during the week of August 2, 2019." So I decided I too must listen to this. I had to turn it to its lowest audible sound due to it being tinny (metallic). So for what it's worth, after finding a quiet setting for the noise of it, I am listening to the "Fear Inoculum" piece by TOOL, below, and I consider it an artform, by the way:

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I'm an old school headbanger from the 70's and 80's, but not into Tool or very much of these new metal genres. The growly-voice death metal crap is terrible, but I understand I'm hearing from a different perspective . That being said, I appreciate several different kinds of music based on their own merit.

 

[beautress]

I visit Merriam-Webster dictionary several times a week to confirm meanings of words, and they said they had 6,700 hits on the word "inoculum" that seldom received any hits because "The announcement of a new album by the band Tool sent lookups for inoculum to the top of the charts during the week of August 2, 2019." So I decided I too must listen to this. I had to turn it to its lowest audible sound due to it being tinny (metallic). So for what it's worth, after finding a quiet setting for the noise of it, I am listening to the "Fear Inoculum" piece by TOOL, below, and I consider it an artform, by the way:

​

I'm an old school headbanger from the 70's and 80's, but not into Tool or very much of these new metal genres. The growly-voice death metal crap is terrible, but I understand I'm hearing from a different perspective . That being said, I appreciate several different kinds of music based on their own merit.

At first I thought it interesting, and still do. But I finally decided that in dealing with asthma right now, grating metallic music is out till the asthma symptoms recede. Don't know what else to do, because it quickly became nerve-racking.

 

[the other mike]

 

[the other mike]

 

[the other mike]

 

[the other mike]

 

[Blues Man]

I wish I could write songs like Joni

 

[Mindful]

 

[Pogo]

I wish I could write songs like Joni

What serendipity -- as I scanned this page I had Joni the Philosopher on in the background...

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[Rambunctious]

 

[Alan Stallion]

3 random songs for tonight... up first..

16 Tons - Tennessee Ernie Ford

 

[Alan Stallion]

Grandmother's Song - Steve Martin

 

[Alan Stallion]

Frontier Psychiatrist - The Avalanches

 

[basquebromance]

 

[basquebromance]

 

[basquebromance]

they say "shithole" in the 1st song!

 

[Marion Morrison]

I visit Merriam-Webster dictionary several times a week to confirm meanings of words, and they said they had 6,700 hits on the word "inoculum" that seldom received any hits because "The announcement of a new album by the band Tool sent lookups for inoculum to the top of the charts during the week of August 2, 2019." So I decided I too must listen to this. I had to turn it to its lowest audible sound due to it being tinny (metallic). So for what it's worth, after finding a quiet setting for the noise of it, I am listening to the "Fear Inoculum" piece by TOOL, below, and I consider it an artform, by the way:

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I'm an old school headbanger from the 70's and 80's, but not into Tool or very much of these new metal genres. The growly-voice death metal crap is terrible, but I understand I'm hearing from a different perspective . That being said, I appreciate several different kinds of music based on their own merit.

I don't like Tool.