Weekend 677.0
The Soundtrack of Tomorrow: Kaye Records and the Forgotten Vinyl of the 1964–65 New York World’s Fair. This album cover is from Musical Memoirs: New York’s World Fair (1964-1965) but Continue Reading →
Category Archives: Weekend
Weekend 676.2 (Get your kicks at the Ritz)
A space for all the rest. (1) Do you think this scene from Tron Legacy took inspiration from Taco? (2) PLAYING ON THE TURNTABLE: Explorers. Original music composed and conducted Continue Reading →
Weekend 676.1
“Each of us stands before the decision whether or not to serve God. Those people who choose earthly existence allow wealth to become their gods. Detachment from earthly things should Continue Reading →
Weekend 676.0 (NC-17044)
(1) 5 Things From ‘The Jetsons’ That Actually Exist Today (History Facts) (2) Sponsored Ad The only confetti in your data processing center should come from the office party. The Continue Reading →
Weekend 672.0 (TPS-L2)
And you’re standing here beside meI love the passing of time— David Byrne(1) A quote from Earthbound by Paul Morley: “Neat and tidy, if hissy and fragile, cassettes possessed a Continue Reading →
Weekend 671.0
“Soon he had passed, like a shadow into shadow, down the winding road, and behind him still the black ranks crossed the bridge. So great an army had never issued Continue Reading →
Weekend 670.0
“Now the winter is past, the rain has gone away and departed; arise, my love, and come.”(1) The River Wye at Sugwas by Brian Hatton (1906) (2) Two Roads Diverged Continue Reading →
Weekend 669.0
(1) Remembering the Best: Bobby Short (New York Social Diary) (2) The historic city with a ‘small-town feel’ named the best place to live in the UK (The Independent) (3) Continue Reading →
Weekend 668.0
“This man blind from birth begins a journey not simply towards bodily sight, but towards the fullness of faith.” — Magnificat, March 2026, Vol. 27, No. 13 R. Corbelleti; Manhattan Continue Reading →
Weekend 665.1
(1) Entrance Building (Flickr) Continental’s Big City HO kits were a short line of vintage injection-molded plastic structure kits for model railroads (HO scale, 1:87), produced in the late 1950s Continue Reading →