Brand New Bag: It’s List Time
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Thank you, a very good read, gave me a lot to think about. I should be doing a list, does make you reflect upon the year in detail.
Composing a list makes you realize how much outstanding work you have forgotten. The process of looking back reminded me, for instance, how much I liked the Dry Cleaning record.
Steve baby, how could you omit documentary of the year… assuming (yeah, I know, always a mistake) that you have the Beatlephile gene… now GET BACK to that list with some updates! Merry New Year, LB
I’m with you on Reservation Dogs and Power of the Dog.
It almost made the list. I loved it but I know people have a pretty binary response to it. I love hanging out in a studio or practice space. Some folks don’t want to see how the sausage is made. The audience for that remarkable piece of work is pretty narrow.
Au contraire, my dear former student. Woodstock was not a debacle.