This is the soundtrack to the lifestyle empire. Playlists added regularly. Artist of the moment
Terence Trent D'arby
Now, everyone heard of this guy when he hit the scene in the 80s with "Wishing Well," but it takes a second listen to
really understand how talented he is.
I was re-introduced to him by the amazing Raymond Fiore back about 2000, when I had just returned stateside from scandalizing Europe. In any case, Terence Trent D'arby,
nee Darby, now called Sananda, is as versatile as he is weird.
People compare him to Prince, but his voice is much closer to Michael Jackson, though with some raspy Al Green trolling
the depths.
The single best album is Symphony or Damn--which thrills, soothes, and energizes at turns. But I must make a strong
bid for his latest, Wildcard!, which shows characteristic depth, but is a more cohesive and listenable album.
Check 'em all out, except Neither Fish Nor Flesh, which TTD believed to be better than Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club
Band. It was not. But it was clearly made by someone who believed it was.
Okay. Start spinnin'.
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Raymond Fiore
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The Walkmen
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Something for Rockets
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Keep an eye out for product recs in addition to music recs on this page. To begin, look at my speakers
I love these things. I hauled them from New England to Chicago b/c I knew that if I sold them, I would just buy the same
set once I hit the ground in the Chi.
I'm sure that better speakers are made in the world, and there are certainly some that are less conspicuous, but I have not
seen any I like half as well for anything near the same price. Just a suggestion, if you're looking.
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