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[collectingbaseballcards]

QUICK RIP! FLEER 1993 BASEBALL CARDS. BONDS AND GLAVINE.

[sitting-on-me-bum]

Two Eurasian beavers eating. Beavers will return to west London for the first time in 400 years after funding from the capital’s mayor. A breeding pair could arrive at their new home in Paradise Fields, Ealing, as soon as this autumn

Photograph: Joshua Glavin/Beaver Trust/PA

[dangofox]

[ladykagewaki]

Lama Su Arrives..... Did anyone else get this feeling?

[floridaboiler]

https://www.facebook.com/therealmlbbanter

[tvugly]

they do not call greg maddux “doggy” they cannot do this to me

[celticculture]

​📷Avril Glavin Images

[mandisco]

[sshbpodcast]

Episode 57: Back To The 60s

TNG: "The Naked Now" and "Code of Honor"

After "Encounter at Farpoint" established the new world of TNG, things take a decidedly unoriginal step backwards this week. "The Naked Now" is a sequel/rehash of the TOS classic "The Naked Time," only without any of the fun and lazier writing. After that, Tasha Yar is kidnapped by a man who would make her his bride in the deeply uncomfortable "Code of Honor," which also has shades of "Amok Time" and any of the TOS resource plots.

Also this week: Riley v. Wesley, Data's workings, and toxic fandom.

Content warning: the first of what will unfortunately be several episodes wherein Yar mentions the "rape gangs" on her homeworld.

Timestamps: synopses: 1:22; The Naked Now: 5:42; Code of Honor: 32:56

[settsplitt]

sometimes you just need to reread tom glavine *********** fic and then everything feels ok again

[j-lo-ker]

This movie was basically 'The Producers' meets 'The Day the Clown Cried'. Which is fucked up but I kind of liked it because I'm fucked up too

[marioclash]

one of the most iconic simpsons lines "whenever you notice something like that, a wizard did it" being delivered by lucy lawless is wonderful

[badarchitectrecords]

Listen to this beautiful track by pianist Helen Glavin which gave me some Liz Story vibes.

[k12academics]

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The Lemonheads Live Show Review: 12/30, Evanston SPACE

BY JORDAN MAINZER

Even on a live full album play-through, you didn't think Evan Dando would do the expected, did you? On the second night of The Lemonheads' three-evening run at SPACE in Evanston, the band was slated to play Come On Feel The Lemonheads, the 1993 follow-up to their previous year breakthrough, It's A Shame About Ray. When Dando (dressed in a button up shirt patterned with the head of Biggie Smalls in his iconic crown photo), bassist Farley Glavin, and drummer John Kent took the stage, instead of launching into the opening lines of "The Great Big NO", they noodled. They started playing something that sounded kind of like Echo & The Bunnymen's "The Killing Moon", and lo and behold, it was. Sure, they'd launch into Come On Feel the Lemonheads next, but in 2023, a cover felt like the most appropriate way to start off the night for the band.

It's well-known by now: The Lemonheads haven't released an album of original material since their 2006 self-titled record, and the two LPs dropped since then were both covers albums. While Dando is purportedly working on new material, it's the way the band has reinvented canonical songs--and live, even their own--that makes their shows stand out. On Saturday, the current incarnation of the band turned "Rick James Style"--itself a slowed down version of "Style"--into a Crazy Horse-style dirge. They forewent the wiry stylings of "Being Around" in favor of a punkier, electric version. And whether it was a mistake or intentional, they switched the order of "Favorite T" and "Being Around" in the album, always keeping us on our toes. (Unfortunately, they also couldn't play closer "The Jello Fund", unable to borrow SPACE's piano.)

Better yet, Dando's mid-concert solo acoustic set was all covers, from songs The Lemonheads had recorded (Victoria Williams' inspiring "Frying Pan", Hair highlight "Frank Mills") to unexpected genre-averse adaptations (Black Sabbath's "Sleeping Village" and "Snowblind", Duke Ellington's "Solitude"). The band joined him for four final songs, two solo Dando numbers, featuring Kent's skittering brushwork on "Hard Drive", and Lemonheads classics "Hospital" and "My Drug Buddy". The band eschewed the disassociated psychedelia of the recorded version of "Drug Buddy", turning it instead into a country folk stomp that fit right in with Dando's Tim Hardin and and Townes Van Zandt covers. One last time, The Lemonheads curated something previously familiar to us, all over again, in a new way.

The Lemonheads, New Year's Eve