It is an island deserted of people, so that your selections will be your only company, culture-wise. I admire that quality, and only have a moderate amount of it myself.Īlso, the island, for those unsure, is not *in* a desert, which you could indeed walk to eventually. Steve, I think you have a very large appetite for newness, from what I see in your general tastes and postings. Or even by bands I used to actively dislike. I’ve found some great things this way that were previously unknown to me. I always go and listen or re-listen to things other people post. But that isn’t to knock it, by any means!Īlso, I love lists like these. (Problems of self-identity and projections of same, and the repetitive thinking that of the various ways to say something, choose the clever one, or the one that will generate “likes”.) So this blog seems to fill the role of my social media methadone. OK, I’ve come in from the cold, mostly because I recently shut down my Facebook account, and I guess I’m looking to recreate the problems I was having there, somewhere else on the internet. Ten minutes from now something will fall of my list for some Replacements, Flamin’ Goovies or Lucero. Cuz I like Yes, and I was thinking Close to the Edge, but Yessongs gives me that album and more! Besides I need some Cleveland on my island.ĩ. I gotta be able to fend off Desert Island monsters, and this glorious racket could easily do it. Because it’s one of my favorite albums, ever.Ĩ. Gotta have something that sounds real nice.ħ. Because 30% sounds like a good percentag of Stones to everything else.Ĥ. Because it’s the second best thing that ever happened.ģ. Because it’s the best thing that ever happened.Ģ. So how the hell do people keep getting stuck on those?ġ. I was gonna say wait on the boat, but then again, it’s a desert island. Outside of Exile, I reserve the right to hem and haw and make people wait on me. Man, at this moment, this is what it will be.

Stuck on an island mayday album