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So at this point I guess I'm basically just a quack.
One of the counter bums who doesn't have anything in common with William Burroughs or the dead aspect of Jim Morrison's American Prayer. Just make my coffee black and the cream will do the rest and supply the right harmony for my holy modal caffeine round.
Midnight; there it is. And life's disappointments fall right in line with everything else that once made a difference.

And like the scene in the movie that replays itself I keep drinking too much coffee for my own good. I keep seeing the disc approaching me where the steaming night meets the desert sea, and where I continue trying to hide from reality. There was something good to be said for such memories but after so many silent retellings a counter bum can only ask for another refill.

 


"...heck, any old american V-8 or straight-6 could run on two cylinders if they were the right two cylinders..." —anon?

Hmm. Maybe. Maybe not. But the main concern is to put up the stories. I wrote 'em so why not?

Even though Geena O'Lamungh nagged and nagged at me to do this, it was MY FUCKIN' IDEA IN THE FIRST PLACE!!! I was gonna do this anyway! No, these aren't tour stories—you'll find them elsewhere.
So onward to.....

"When I was just a kid back in the early 60s, I lived in the Crenshaw District of Los Angeles. One of my Crenshaw neighbors was Mr. Ray Charles himself. He lived around the corner from me and my family."

— Ray's Sunglasses —

And Then.....

"Rare, valuable and highly collectible vinyl items (and assorted paraphernalia) from the "collection" were sold on eBay in a series of auctions starting in late October, 2002. I've never been a record collector and have never really cared about it."

Yeah, I sold a buncha stuff but this is old news now.
But just for perspective.....

—Thoughts on Record Collecting—
(in the editing room; coming soon)

So far these are the only entries but more will follow soon.


 

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