If Deadspin as a whole doesn’t feel like your thing, I recommend individually following Diana Moskovitz, who covers the legal beat and has produced incredible work, including pieces on Andrea Constand (the first public Cosby accuser) and the sham of the “No More” brand.

You’ve got to be nimble to change reels while traveling 60mph down a back road with the windows rolled down because one did not drive around in the heat of a Georgia summer with the windows up.

I expanded my music choices with a 5” reel to reel tape deck.

The VW had an AM radio, which was top of the line in car audio at the time. It did not have air conditioning, I don’t know if air was even available at the time especially in VW’s.

I turned 16 in 1966 and my dad bought me a 1959 Volkswagen. It was puke green with a pea green sunroof and cost $250.

Gonna put up a little gallimaufry of songs from 1966, starting with The Yardbirds.

This has to be the favorite song for use by high school Spanish teachers.

Early Alice in Chains with “Junkhead”.

Couldn’t resist. I was watching this movie earlier

But sometimes it’s the hardest part...

Calexico with a great cover of Love’s Alone Again or.

Here’s a cool early Coldplay tune, “Trouble”.

A barrage from the garage

From their British Steel 30th Aniversary tour, Judas Priest with United.

Chris Cornell and Soundgarden with “The Day I Tried to Live”.

No one “got” Generation X like John Hughes did.

Looks slow around here. Came across Pretty In Pink on TV, so much like John Hughes, I’ll go with something Chicago related.

Will this finally be the year we get another Triple Crown winner? It’s Preakness day here on the streets of Baltimore.

Layne Staley and Mad Season with “River of Deceit”.

I don’t see the problem