H. L. Mencken said ‘As democracy is perfected, the office of president represents, more and more closely, the inner soul of the people… On some great and glorious day the plain folks of the land will reach their heart’s desire at last and the White House will be adorned by a downright moron.” I know
fall back, spring ahead…it’s the celebratory dance step we do a couple times a year to give us the impression we control time and light. we’re wrong , of course, as we are about so many things , but the conceit of control is comforting, innit? or how ’bout a different dance?..check this out :you
Rick Allison
this sunday (11.05) at noonish on cygnusradio.com’s loco archives show, two great shows from the more than 34 year history of thelocalbandsshow as aired on wplr…original commercials, concert calendar and your hosts the one and only james velvet and rick allison part one aired November 5th 2006 you’ll hear. :kinetic sect…tinderbox…Lara herscovitch…the tires…mike lasalla…and secret
Rick Allison
Rick Allison
There are more people on Earth today than ever before — nearly 8 billion… a full 7% of all 117 billion estimated to have ever lived throughout the course of human history. of that number reside the tiny but tasteful listeners to this show. that puts you in an inestimably small subset of humanity. doesn’t
it’s hard to whomp up a truly frightful hallowe’en transmission when reality is doing such a bang up job at being horrible . sociopathic leaders..citizens forced to scrape by , while alleged representatives posture…dimbulbs armed to the teeth with a twisted view of the democratic process….a significant slice of humanity joyfully rejecting science and reason
Effulgent…is the word of the day. good times often take perspective. sometimes it’s just a step back and a different angle you need to find happiness and when you have two perspectives , like when frank’s here …twice the perspectives, twice the happiness, right? or a complete lack of focus. either way… like tom robbins
the loco archives Sundays 12:00 noon-ish et Hosted by James Velvet & Rick Allison Approaching 30 years on-air spotlighting Connecticut Artists, The Local Bands Show is the one constant in the CT music scene. This series takes a look back. What should you expect? Expect to enjoy the local bands archives. two local bands shows as they
