Just when I thought I knew everything there was to know about Hitler....

Did you know that Hitler's mother and father were first cousins once removed and he basically kept his niece a prisoner in his home until she shot herself and she was believed to be carrying his child?

Does anybody else have a little kid inside them that wants to stay up all night when you have to be up super early in the morning? Like it's mocking your attempts to fall asleep and telling you that you might as well stop trying and just stay up like a cool kid?

Missed it by >< that much.

https://i.imgur.com/gpbAAoi.jpg

... and a happy 133rd to Wittgenstein.

I hope that king was the world's worst archaeologist.

Always fun checking out the spam folder! Is this a thing?

Were you Sexually Assaulted during your Uber ride? - File Your Lawsuit!

Are you supposed to rate them for this as well? :laughing: Seriously now, this can't be real can it?

TFW you're sitting on your porch smoking a cigarette, rocking out to Accept, scrolling through Twitter enjoying Elon memes, and you go to stand up and feel a slug under your foot.

That's how it's gonna be, Musk? Aight.

Thanks, I've been at 4000 for a month now.
I was actually cheering that I got the Jeopardy answer correct.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VCeF...tFindOtherwise

actually, it's "O'Connor." Epilepsy warning. Well, kinda.



It goes good with this tune:

Goes even better with this tune.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ca5wXojemRM

If Twitter has anything to teach us, it's that everything sucks until you just wish Flanders was dead.

Man, so close ><

I had what the first player had.

Nice to see this masterpiece of Moog pop-psych-meets-musique concrète being mentioned elsewhere.
Electronic pioneer, Bruce Haack, who was piano prodigy and an occasional writer of music for TV commercials and
even worked with Def Jam's Russell Simmons, put out this psychedelic anti war/Jesus vs Satan space opera
at a time when pop-occult electronic music was a thing (re: Mort Garson, White Noise a.o.).
When you think about today's whack-jobs screaming about how to keep our kid's minds locked up,
it's kind of a surprise to know that even after this LP was released - actually because of the release of this album -
Haack was offered jobs to do musical realizations of stories for children thru the Scholastic Books company.

YouTube excerpt from Haack on Mister Rogers' Neighborhood:

https://youtu.be/ES59ANaFPoM (you have to watch it on YT).
There's more to see, but people put beats to the excerpts and re-uploaded them.

https://i.imgur.com/dIHEORX.jpg

^ elsewhere being the MB Album Club thread? We just reviewed that one, nominated by rubber soul. :)

Yeah, that's what I meant.