These days, on account of Bess, I get out of bed around 07:30 every morning. If I'm lucky. This is a change I find less and less frightening. In fact, after merely five to six hours of sleep, I feel better than after ten hours of it. Sleep mushes your brain and cloud your visions – I've come to realize. Look at me … I'm turning old! Soon I'll be up at 05:00 everyday, drinking coffee, crackin' crossword-puzzles, talking a little too much to either the dog or myself, then take her for a walk while still in my pajamas. Oh, I forgot, I also have to pee all the time, probably due to benign prostatic hyperplasia, i.e. an enlarged prostate. But not worry … it comes with the age!
So, before I go brew some Zoega coffee, I'll leave y'all with a list I made last night, when I couldn't sleep. It's my list of:
The ten most influential records of all time
1. Dj Shadow – Endtroducing
2. Portishead – Dummy
3. Depeche Mode – Violator
4. The Cure – Disintegration
5. Refused – The Shape of Punk to Come
6. Cliff Martinez – Solaris
7. Radiohead – OK Computer
8. Red House Painters – Ocean Beach
9. Interpol – Turn On the Bright Lights
10. Clint Mansell – The Fountain
If your record collection is missing out on any of these … please support your favorite record store by purchasing 'em there.
Todays Groucho quote is:
»Military justice is to justice what military music is to music«.
Over and out.
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