Another interesting week of politics coming, miss you Splinter! Angelo Moore & The Brand New Step - Pendulum Swings

Preston School of Industry - All This Sounds Gas [2001/2010 Deluxe Edition]

Heart is amazing. Ann Wilson still has a voice like a siren. She even breathes new life into this old chestnut.

I’d put The Clash ahead of any of those. They’re my #1 all time band actually.

Does Talking Heads count? I would understand if the answer is no, but it’s rock from the late 70s/early 80s and I like them. I feel like they should count and be above Billy Joel (who is self obsessed toilet water).

Pep deserves a lot of credit but you can’t forget Manuel Pellegrini as well. His support of Sterling (who was a lot more sensitive to coaching criticism then especially after the contract drama and Brendan Rodgers) during his first season in Manchester was a key part of Raheem’s development and adjustment to City.

Forget systems, accuracy, etc...

Bad Company - 12 from 7 [1985]

Too soon.

Dickey Betts wrote “Jessica” for his infant daughter, but he also wrote it as a tribute to the great gypsy jazz guitarist, Django Reinhardt.

I demand to know:

“Evangelical” is a really broad brush to paint with. Dietrich Bonhoeffer (one of the most respected Evangelical theologians of the past few centuries) wrote a book specifically dedicated to the costliness of grace that is really revered in the “Evangelical” church.

Two words: Cheap. Grace.

There is a good documentary on Netflix about legendary music executive Clive Davis.

I hate my alma mater for thinking it needs to be, or is even capable of being, a good football team.

Schaino’s coaching career is like some kind of infection that just resists all attempts to make go away.

For people who say this stuff is “unavoidable” in football, show them this play. His forward progress is stopped, he’s going nowhere, and Barnett just flies in and smacks him from behind

Pete Townshend - Empty Glass [1980]

Don’t Think Twice, It’s Alright

Paul Rodgers