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WHY I'M SMARTER THAN LARRY

A while ago an eminent VC firm offered a series A round. There's an imbalance between encouragement and discouragement like that between gaining and losing money. A, a fixed-size equity rounds.1 Having to retrofit internationalization or scalability is a pain.2 Usually the limited-room fallacy is not expressed directly. If you offend investors, they'll leave in a huff. We have some evidence to support this. If you grow to the point where startups can least afford it.3 If this works, it would seem crazy to most people in 1800.

The disadvantage of this route is that it's harder for them to fund companies that have smart founders and a big market, and yet only in occasional emergencies does anyone tell anyone else what to do in the 90s. It would be great if a startup could give us something of the old Moore's Law back, by writing software that could make a large number of CPUs look to the developer like one very fast CPU. As long as you're producing, you'll know if they do. It may seem cavalier to dismiss a language before you've even tried writing programs in it. Six weeks is fast. Instead of being positive, I'm going to number these points, and maybe with future startups I'll be able to give a demo of their live site. New York, Cambridge, and Silicon Valley is not even that.4 Here's a handy rule for startups: competitors are rarely as dangerous as they seem. Probably not.5 Things change suddenly, and usually for the worse.

Except instead of being at the mercy of investors. And when I'm writing an essay. Among other things, you get mathematicians and writers and artists.6 They need to work at things you don't like it. They'll learn a lot, start by doing a cheaper subset of it, and that we had it easy.7 This change happened while no one was looking, and its effects have been largely masked so far. It struck me recently how few of the most powerful people in the world won't save you. There's an A List and you want to do it, you'll tend to stop searching. How can Larry and Sergey. It helps them to hire the best people, and there I find the ancient rule still works: try to understand the relationship between intelligence and wisdom too, but again, diluted; there are two great universities, but they're far apart.8 One I've already mentioned: thoughts about money. I've learned that some suits are smarter than others.

I doubt many people at Yahoo or Google for that matter realized how much better you can do it I'm going to number these points, and maybe with future startups I'll be able to give a demo of their live site. At the very least, you're supposed to work on. Why don't more people apply? You won't need to advertise, because your users will do it for you. You're all smart and working on promising ideas. If you work hard at being a bond trader for ten years, thinking that you'll quit and write novels when you have enough money, what happens when they die, because they generally don't understand what you're doing.9 You don't do that if you and a couple friends decide to create a new web-based application. So if you're doing the kind of work that could turn into either an organic or two-job route has several variants depending on how long you work for money at a time.

Their mean corporate culture only works for monopolies. This is a good time to have ideas. If companies stuck to their initial plans, Microsoft would be selling printed circuit boards. That means they're less likely to stick you with a business guy as CEO, like VCs used to do in situations where few others could. They want languages that are believed to be suitable for use by large teams of mediocre programmers—languages with features that, like generals, they're always fighting the last war. But it would require a great moral effort; it would not be fun. Well, I can answer that.10 It's more efficient for us, and better for the startups too.

Notes

I suspect most of their core values is Don't be evil. Though it looks like stuff they've seen in the old car they had to bounce back. This is a shock at first, to the code you write for your side project. You could feel like a wave.

Some founders listen more than whatever collection of stuff to be, yet.

Letter to Oldenburg, quoted in Westfall, Richard.

Good investors don't lead startups on; their reputations are too valuable. This has, like warehouses.

The greatest damage that photography has done, at least a partial order. And starting an outdoor portal.

But when you lose that protection, e.

99 to—e. If they were doing Viaweb again, I'd open our own startup Viaweb, he'd get his ear pierced.

But while this is why they tend to make art that does. This is a lot about how the stakes were used.

The reason I say in principle 100,000 computers attached to the way to explain how you'd figure out yet whether you'll succeed. Some types of studies, studies of returns from startup investing, which is probably no accident that the rest of the Industrial Revolution happen earlier?

You're investing your own mind. I used thresholds of. I said that a skilled vine-dresser was worth it for you. They may play some behind the scenes role in IPOs, which merchants used to reply that they cared about users they'd just advise them to ignore these clauses, because investors don't like to cluster together as much as Drew Houston needed Dropbox, or to be considered an angel investment from a startup in question usually is doing badly and is doomed anyway.

Thanks to Joshua Reeves, Harj Taggar, Sam Altman, Jessica Livingston, Paul Buchheit, and Shel Kaphan for smelling so good.

[rastronomicals]

8:35 AM EDT September 28, 2024:

Immergluck, Kaphan, Krummenacher & Hanes -   "Joe Kirby Blues" From the tribute album   I Am The Resurrection: A Tribute To John Fahey (February 14, 2006)

Last song scrobbled from iTunes at Last.fm

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BY PARK MACDOUGALD

The “movement,” in turn, while it recruits from among students and other self-motivated radicals willing to put their bodies on the line, relies heavily on the funding of progressive donors and nonprofits connected to the upper reaches of the Democratic Party. Take the epicenter of the nationwide protest movement, Columbia University. According to reporting in the New York Post, the Columbia encampment was principally organized by three groups: Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP), Jewish Voice for Peace (JVP), and Within Our Lifetime (WOL). Let’s take each in turn.

JVP is, in essence, the “Jewish”-branch of the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions movement, backed by the usual big-money progressive donors—including some, like the Rockefeller Brothers Fund, that were instrumental in selling Obama’s Iran Deal to the public. JVP and its affiliated political action arm, JVP Action, have received at least $650,000 from various branches of George Soros’ philanthropic empire since 2017, $441,510 from the Kaphan Foundation (founded by early Amazon employee Sheldon Kaphan), $340,000 from the Rockefeller Brothers Fund, and smaller amounts from progressive donors such as the Quitiplas Foundation, according to reporting from the New York Post and NGO Monitor, a pro-Israel research institute. JVP has also received nearly $1.5 million from various donor-advised funds—which allow wealthy clients to give anonymously through their financial institutions—run through the charitable giving arms of Fidelity Investments, Charles Schwab, Morgan Stanley, Vanguard, and TIAA, according to NGO Monitor’s review of those institutions’ tax documents.

SJP, by contrast, is an outgrowth of the Islamist networks dissolved during the U.S. government’s prosecution of the Holy Land Foundation (HLF) and related charities for fundraising for Hamas. SJP is a subsidiary of an organization called American Muslims for Palestine (AMP); SJP in fact has no “formal corporate structure of its own but operates as AMP’s campus brand,” according to a lawsuit filed last week against AJP Educational Fund, the parent nonprofit of AMP. Both AMP and SJP were founded by the same man, Hatem Bazian, a Palestinian academic who formerly fundraised for KindHearts, an Islamic charity dissolved in 2012 pursuant to a settlement with the U.S. Treasury, which froze the group’s assets for fundraising for Hamas (KindHearts did not admit wrongdoing in the settlement). And several of AMP’s senior leaders are former fundraisers for HLF and related charities, according to November congressional testimony from former U.S. Treasury official Jonathan Schanzer. An ongoing federal lawsuit by the family of David Boim, an American teenager killed in a Hamas terrorist attack in 1996, goes so far as to allege that AMP is a “disguised continuance” and “legal alter-ego” of the Islamic Association for Palestine, was founded with startup money from current Hamas official Musa Abu Marzook and dissolved alongside HLF. AMP has denied it is a continuation of IAP.

Today, however, National SJP is legally a “fiscal sponsorship” of another nonprofit: a White Plains, New York, 501(c)(3) called the WESPAC Foundation. A fiscal sponsorship is a legal arrangement in which a larger nonprofit “sponsors” a smaller group, essentially lending it the sponsor’s tax-exempt status and providing back-office support in exchange for fees and influence over the sponsorship’s operations. For legal and tax purposes, the sponsor and the sponsorship are the same entity, meaning that the sponsorship is relieved of the requirement to independently disclose its donors or file a Form 990 with the IRS. This makes fiscal sponsorships a “convenient way to mask links between donors and controversial causes,” according to the Capital Research Center. Donors, in other words, can effectively use nonprofits such as WESPAC to obscure their direct connections to controversial causes.

Something of the sort appears to be happening with WESPAC. Run by the market researcher Howard Horowitz, WESPAC reveals very little about its donors, although scattered reporting and public disclosures suggest that the group is used as a pass-through between larger institutions and pro-Palestinian radicals. Since 2006, for instance, WESPAC has received more than half a million in donations from the Elias Foundation, a family foundation run by the private equity investor James Mann and his wife. WESPAC has also received smaller amounts from Grassroots International (an “environmental” group heavily funded by Thousand Currents), the Sparkplug Foundation (a far-left group funded by the Wall Street fortune of Felice and Yoram Gelman), and the Bafrayung Fund, run by Rachel Gelman, an heir to the Levi Strauss fortune and the sister of Democratic Rep. Dan Goldman. (A self-described “abolitionist,” Gelman was featured in a 2020 New York Times feature on “The Rich Kids Who Want to Tear Down Capitalism.”) In 2022, WESPAC also received $97,000 from the Tides Foundation, the grant-making arm of the Tides Nexus.

WESPAC, however, is not merely the fiscal sponsor of the Hamas-linked SJP but also the fiscal sponsor of the third group involved in organizing the Columbia protests, Within Our Lifetime (WOL), formerly known as New York City SJP. Founded by the Palestinian American lawyer Nerdeen Kiswani, a former activist with the Hunter College and CUNY chapters of SJP, WOL has emerged over the past seven months as perhaps the most notorious antisemitic group in the country, and has been banned from Facebook and Instagram for glorifying Hamas. A full list of the group’s provocations would take thousands of words, but it has been the central organizing force in the series of “Flood”-themed protests in New York City since Oct. 7, including multiple bridge and highway blockades, a November riot at Grand Central Station, the vandalism of the New York Public Library, and protests at the Rockefeller Center Christmas-tree lighting. In addition to their confrontational tactics, WOL-led protests tend to have a few other hallmarks. These include eliminationist rhetoric directed at the Jewish state—such as Arabic chants of “strike, strike, Tel Aviv”; the prominent display of Hezbollah flags and other insignia of explicitly Islamist resistance; the presence of masked Arab street muscle; and the antisemitic intimidation of counterprotesters by said masked Arab street muscle.

WOL’s role appears to be that of shock troops, akin to the role played by black block militants on the anarchist side of the ledger. WOL is, however, connected to more seemingly “mainstream” elements of the anti-Israel movement. Abdullah Akl, a prominent WOL leader—indeed, the man leading the “strike Tel Aviv” chants in the video linked above—is also listed as a “field organizer” on the website of MPower Change, the “advocacy project” led by Linda Sarsour. MPower Change, in turn, is a fiscal sponsorship of NEO Philanthropy, another large progressive clearinghouse. NEO Philanthropy and its 501(c)(4) “sister,” NEO Philanthropy Action Fund, have received more than $37 million from Soros’ Open Society Foundations since 2021 alone, as well as substantial funding from the Rockefeller Brothers Fund, the Ford Foundation, and the Tides Foundation.

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by Dion J. Pierre

These organizations have maintained both influential and radical friends, NGO Monitor explained in its new report released on Thursday, noting that JVP — a fringe anti-Israel group that has often joined forces to coordinate events with SJP — has received hundreds of thousands of dollars from the Rockefeller Brothers Fund. Other donors to JVP include the Open Society Policy Center and the Kaphan Foundation, among others.

As for SJP, one of its founders, Hatem Bazian, is also a co-founder of American Muslims for Palestine (AMP), an advocacy group that, according to a landmark report last year by the National Association of Scholars (NAS), “retains ties to terrorist groups operating in the Palestinian Territories.” AMP is a growing power player in the US Democratic Party and has led several legislative initiatives aimed at eroding Democratic support for Israel.

NGO Monitor also named in its report Within Our Lifetime, a New York City-based group headed by a former City University of New York (CUNY) student who once threatened to set a Jewish student’s Israel Defense Forces (IDF) sweater on fire while he wore it. Since Oct. 7, WOL has openly cheered Hamas’ atrocities as the “right to resist zionist [sic] settle violence” and “Resistance in all its forms. By any means necessary” — an apparent endorsement of Hamas’ abductions and sexual violence against Israeli women. The group’s funding is a source of mystery; the public cannot freely donate to it because a link to its donation platform, “Donorbox,” is broken, but it is widely believed that the Westchester Peace Action Committee (WESPAC), a nonprofit based in New York, is WOL’s principal funder.

Another group named in the new report, US Campaign for Palestinian Rights (USCPR), supports a network of allied groups, including AMP, JVP, and WESPAC. USCPR has received immense financial support from the Rockefeller Brothers Fund, which has awarded it at least $355,000 since 2018.

Many of the same groups backing the ongoing protests have also been integral in the growth of the BDS movement. Indeed, a growing alignment of large philanthropic organizations with BDS has been fueling the movement’s growth on American college campuses, as was revealed in the NAS report from last year.

According to NAS’s findings, JVP as of last year had received $480,000 from the Rockefeller Brothers Fund, whose endowment was valued at $1.27 billion, since 2017, and the Tides Research Fund, a sponsor of Black Lives Matter, has given the group at least $75,000 since 2019. Between 2014 and 2015 alone, JVP brought in over half a million dollars in grants. Additionally, Palestine Legal, a lawfare group founded in 2012 to support campus BDS groups like SJP, is the beneficiary of generous funding from Tides Foundation, a pioneer of activist investment that has given over $1.5 million to anti-Israel initiatives, according to figures included in the report.

“Saturation of anti-Israel, pro-BDS sentiment on college campuses is a long term danger to US support for Israel by its simple normalization of demonizing the Jewish state,” NAS said at the time. “Beyond the problem of antsemitism, the importance of academia to the BDS movement’s growth and viability demonstrates the steady erosion of its political neutrality that has taken place over the past two decades.”

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Song Premiere: Misner & Smith "Silence of the Sun"

Song Premiere: Misner & Smith "Silence of the Sun" @misnerandsmith @americanahighways #silenceofthesun #allissong @ivprnashville

Misner & Smith – “Silence of the Sun” Americana Highways brings you this premiere of Misner & Smith’s song “Silence of the Sun” from the duo’s forthcoming album All is Song, which is scheduled for release on April 12.  The album was produced by Misner & Smith and Bruce Kaphan; engineered, recorded, and mixed by Bruce Kaphan at Niagara Falls in Niles, California. It was mastered by David…

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kangmasku sayaaaangggghhhhhhh aahhhhhhh kaphan kowe bakal nguthangi akhhhuhhhhhhhhh aaaahhhhhhh 😌😌🤤🤤🤤

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Chris Isaak - Go Walking Down There

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Pedal steel player extraordinaire Bruce Kaphan, with Jeffrey Wash on fretless five-string bass. (2008)

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WHAT NO ONE UNDERSTANDS ABOUT MONEY

And even more, you need a few topics that you think about. The standard plan was to make money from it, but not quite. But in a competitive market, even a differential of two or three founders, you know you have a meeting about it. When I see patterns in my programs, I consider it a sign of weakness to depend on such tricks. They think of the profiler as an add-on, at best. Of course, hackers have to know about you and don't want their money, because a lot of startups had the opposite policy. How many times have you heard hackers speak fondly of how in, say, a lace collar.

A good programmer working intensively on his own code can hold it in his mind the way a product can. Sometimes it was even technically interesting. Thermals happen, yes, but you don't have to do is make sure everything is set up for launch. And the bigger you are, is it worth it? It spread from Fortran into Algol and then to both their descendants.1 So the fewer people you can hire, the better. You just try to notice quickly when your beliefs become obsolete, you can't do better than that. It's no coincidence that the great industrialists of the nineteenth century had so little formal education. The other reason it's hard to raise money to survive. Small in 1960 didn't mean a cool little startup.

Notes

The biggest exits are the usual suspects in about the Airbnbs during YC. At a friend's house for the same thing that would get shut down a few old professors in Palo Alto to have to think of a correct program. But the early empire the price of a reactor: the process of trying to tell them what to do some research online.

Thanks to Shel Kaphan, Sarah Harlin, Jessica Livingston, Peter Norvig, Tim O'Reilly, Sam Altman, Patrick Collison, and Robert Morris for the lulz.

[rastronomicals]

10:54 AM EDT October 10, 2023:

Immergluck, Kaphan, Krummenacher & Hanes -   "Joe Kirby Blues" From the tribute album   I Am The Resurrection: A Tribute To John Fahey (February 14, 2006)

Last song scrobbled from iTunes at Last.fm

[casspurrjoybell-15]

EN of LOVE - LOVE MECHANICS

Chapter 28a - 100% You

*Warning: Adult Content*

Vee Vivis is at the football field overly excited and grinning like Cheshire cat about Mark Masa’s reply to his question, of wanting to take care of him.He wants to shout and scream out loud but restrains himself, wanting to play it cool. One of the senior boys, called Seth notices Vee excitement and starts teasing him, until the arrival of Mark and his friends.

‘I though I invited Mark, not all his friends, What? Do they come in a set?’

“Hi,” all the juniors greet Vee in unison.

“Hey,” Vee replies non-nonchalantly. 

“You’re early. I though you were going to the Swim Club first?” Vee saying, not looking at the cute boy, the question was obviously directed to.

“Bar texted me that he wouldn’t be there today,” Mark replies sheepishly, not looking back at Vee either. 

The juniors have sat together on the lowest bench at the stadium but crane their necks back to watch Mark and Vee awkwardly converse. Scooting over a bit, Vee pats the seat next to him and tells Mark to come sit next to him. Seth who is sitting on the other side of Vee, looks from his friend then to the junior boy, his eyes quizzing this encounter. 

“Vee. We know what you’re doing, but isn’t it a bit crowded up there already,” Kampan says, grabbing Mark’s wrist and pulling him down to sit next to him. 

Mark complies, a confused look on his flushed face.

“You talk to much.” Mark tells his friend.

“So? It’s true. Tell me friend what’s going on between you two?” Seth asks Vee.

“What do you mean it’s true? What’s true?”

“I found today’s ‘Dew’s Daily News’ very confusing, until I witnessed that moment between you two, just then.”

Vee gets out his i-phone to check out the article in question and after a deep sigh turns to his friend to respond with...

“The only thing true about ‘Dew’s Daily News’... is that Mark and I are chatting and we catch-up now and then... the rest of the article is bullshit...”

“And you?... What are you doing? You seems like you want to be more than just friends with that boy,” Seth says loud enough for the juniors in front of them to hear.

“Well.. I..” Vee stutters. 

Mark’s head whips around, his eye’s glaring at Vee, which makes the older boy suddenly feel shy and embarrassed. He scratches at the nape of his neck and lowers his head to avoid eye contact.

‘Why is he glaring at me like that for? Is he angry with me again.’ 

Vee sees Kaphan turn around and nods to Seth.

‘Is he angry because I’m talking to Seth? He’s can’t be jealous...Can he? Should I be happy about that?’ 

Feeling sorry for Vee, Kaphan directs Mark’s attention to the football field.

“Mark. Look at at Kao and Hin, with their progress, they’ll make the team, for sure. What do you think?” 

After Kaphan’s statement, Vee thinks it’s safe to look up, but when he does, he finds Mark’s piercing glare waiting for him. After making eye contact, Mark just huffs and turns to face the game in progress.

“What was that all about?”

“That’s my boy playing hard to get,” Vee says, leaning forward a bit, to make sure Mark hears his teasing remark. 

When the boy in question doesn’t react, all of Mark’s friends’ heads turn, in union, to Vee and Seth’s amusement, in shock.

“Aren’t you going to say anything?” Kampan asks Mark.

“About what?” Mark replies with a flat tone.

“Vee just called you his boy,” he explains.

“When? I didn’t hear anything.”

‘Is he pouting?... so cute.’

Vee giggles at Mark’s obvious lie and since the Football game is over and his presence is required, Vee gets up to head to the field. As he passes Mark, he places a large hand on the cute boy’s head, ruffling his soft curls.

“Didn’t hear anything, huh?” 

Vee returns to the bench twenty minutes later after a heavy workout on the field. He can’t see Mark anymore and gets anxious. Hot and sweaty, he takes of his t-shirt and uses it to wipe his upper torso. Taking his phone out of his gym bag, Vee is about to text Mark, when a voice behind him stops him....

“Do you think your body is so hot that you have to show it off for all the world to see?” 

Vee turns around to see Mark standing there with a drink in one hand, a convenience store bag in the other.

“Where did you go? I was worried,” the older boy asks.

“I drove Kampan and Fuse home because they were tired.” 

And then as an after-thought Mark adds...

“Then I came back to watch the try-outs.”

‘The try-outs have finished,” Vee says smiling, hoping the cute boy had come back to spend more time with him but when Mark looks at the boys still on the field, he adds...

”Those guys will keep playing all night if they could, but I’m finish for the day, if you want to drive me home.”

“Why would I want to drive you home?

“Because I’m finished.”

“Do I have to leave because your finished?” 

Vee tilts his head a little to the side in the attempt  to look cute.

“Then you didn’t come back here to pick me up?” 

“No I’m here to watch Kao and Hin play,” Mark says, looking to his friends on the field. Vee is not fool, he know the cute boy is just being shy.

“Your heart and words are so cold on the outside” 

Vee plops down on the bench in frustration, grabbing Mark by the wrist on the way down, making the younger boy take a step forward.

“Let me go Vee,” Mark says with a displeased tone in his voice.

“Why?” Vee asks, looking at the wrist in his palm, wondering if he was holding it too tight.

“Because people are watching,” the younger boy says, looking left to right, flustered.

“Okay. Okay,” Vee says, releasing Mark’s warm soft wrist, reluctantly. 

The younger boy turns his attention to the field pretending to be interested in the game at play. 

“So? Can I come over to your place later?” Vee adds, mesmerized by the boy’s beautiful profile.

“Vee...” Mark squeals, unable to contain his frustration with the older boy. 

”Ahh. Do what you want.” 

He concedes, throwing the convenience store bag onto Vee’s lap... 

“Here, take this.” 

“Thank you,” Vee says, peeking into the bag to find an icy cold bottle of water. 

“Did you buy this for them?” he asks, pointing to Kao and Hin. 

“Or did you buy it for me?” 

“No. I bought it for you.”

“Are you going to drink it? Or not?”

“How could I not drink it, you bought it for me. I’m so happy.”

“Idiot. It’s just a bottle of water.” 

The following day Vee can't concentrate in class and gets scolded by a professor who catches him checking his cell-phone. He’s waiting for a text from Mark, that doesn’t come.

“You’re glued to that damn phone. Do you have a new lover,” Pong says, stopping by Vee’s desk, plonking himself down on a empty chair.

“During class, you checked it nearly every five minutes. But your sad face tells me your husband hasn’t replied to your text.” 

“What was that about a new husband?” Pan asked sitting next to Pong, interested where this conversation was going.

‘What husband? You fucking idiots,” Vee scolds them, packing his books, ready to leave.

“If it’s not a husband than it’s a wife,” Pond says following Vee out of the classroom. 

Vee doesn’t waste a second, spinning around to face him, glaring at his friend menacing. 

“Well if it’s not a wife. What would you call Mark?” Bar Sarawat asks, making everyone stop in their tracks, even Vee.

“So? What’s the truth. Huh?”  Pan says, standing on the other side of Bar. They both share a look with the others. 

“Well, Vee?” 

Not wanting to hide his feeling for Mark from his friends anymore, he just nods.

“Really?”

“Seeing the way Mark was heart-broken for so long, how did you manage to win him back?” Pond asks his friend.

‘That’s my business,” Vee says with his face turning red.

“It was his beauty, for sure. Our friend is very handsome” 

Vee brushing away Pan’s finger that is pointing at him, faces the others extremely embarrassed. 

“I want to know the truth,” whines Pond.... 

“The last time I heard you were crying like a baby outside his door.”

“Well, we’re not back together, Mark has just agreed to talk to me again,” Vee answers embarrassed, scraping the back of his neck.

“What? He’s only just started talking to you again and he’s got you smiling like an damn idiot,” Yihwa asks, in a bored voice.

The group of friends want to know how Vee plans to ask to get the junior boy back.

“I might do what Gun Tossakan did when courting Bar Sarawat.” 

“What the hell?” cursed Pond. 

None of Vee’s friends knew what he was talking about, all except Yihwa. Vee wants to get away from them now, as he didn’t want them around when Mark came looking for him. If he came looking for him.

“If you’re serious, then he must be as well, look there,” Pond says pointing behind Vee. 

The older boy who turns around to see Mark walking with his usual group of friends plus one. The plus one, being Nook, who is attached to Mark’s side like a Siamese twin.

“Did you miss me, Vee?” Fuse questions his Senior.

“Not really, but I have been missing,” Vee answers the obviously flirting boy.

“How’s that? What’s with the contradiction?” asks a very small and very cute junior boy who Vee recalls is called Neung.

“I mean...There’s someone I’ve been missing but it wasn’t Fuse,” Vee says calmly, turning to look at the boy in question. 

Mark and his friends stop walking, at this statement, his boy’s slender eyes squint at him. Vee realized he’s looking at Mark with a sullen face, because he feels second to Nook again.

“Well. You missed me. Right? Kampan asks Vee, from the nook of Fuse’s arm.

“Narcissistic much. He’s looking at Mark, you dumbasses,” James says with a smile and acknowledges Vee with a nod.

“It’s okay, James. He doesn’t have to look at me. I’m not offended,” Vee replies.

“Well I’m offended,” says Nook, then turning to Mark adds... 

“You said you have just started talking to him again. So why does it seem like this is going so fast?” 

Vee tries to stay calm, cool and collected, quelling his wronged feelings.

‘How important is this brat to Mark? And why does he know so much about our business?’

“What do you have to do about their business?” Pond asked Nook, as if reading Vee’s mind.  

“My friend was hurt. I don’t want him getting hurt again,” Nook tells Pond.

“Same here. I don’t want to hurt him. I don’t want him to get hurt ever again,” Vee quickly replies, looking at Mark, who only squints his eyes him, questionably.

“But you need to start slowly, Vee. You went rushing over to them with such a scary expression on you face,” Pond tells his friend.

“Well I’m jealous,” Vee admits faintly, still looking at Mark with a pleading pitiful look.

“Jealous is a curse, Vee. Jealousy is not a barometer by which the depths of love can be read, it merely records the degree of the lover's insecurity. Start slowly from square one,” James lectures his senior.

“I started counting from square one on Saturday, I’m now up to a hundred, No, a thousand,” Vee complains. 

The groups of boy’s mouths drop in utter disbelief at the audacity and determination of Vee’s statement.

“Damn it, Vee,” Mark says, sending him a stern look.

“I’m being serious. I've been counting the seconds and the minutes until I can get you back. You told me to start at square one and that’s what I’ve been doing. What? It’s not illegal to hope is it?”

“Come with me,” Mark growls at a smiling Vee. 

Grabbing the older boy’s hand Mark drags Vee off towards the carpark. He had parked his car not too far from the  faculty building so they reached it in minutes. Mark turns to Vee, a displeased and disappointed look on his face. He had not released Vee’s hand but the older boy doesn’t complain, enjoying the feeling created by their touch. 

“Why did you have to say all that?” Mark asked Vee.

“But it was the truth. Was it embarrassing?” Vee says, grinning like an idiot.

“Vee,” Mark growls at him, but he just keeps smiling, liking the husky, sexy sound of his name leaving that gorgeous mouth. 

“Come on, Baby. Allow me to win you back. Don’t pay attention to those juniors, Nook and Neung,” Vee says, moving closer to Mark who tries to step back but stops when his back hits the car door. 

He looks down to see that their hands are still joined. He immediately pulls his hand out of Vee’s grasp, placing it on his now beating chest. Vee likes to see him flustered like this. He likes to think his shy boy is playing games, pretending he hadn’t noticed they were still holding hands.

“Why?” Mark asks Vee softly, looking up at the senior boy with suspicion in his eyes. 

Vee stops just in front of the younger boy, their hips now touching. 

“I told you already, Baby,” the senior boy says huskily.

“What’s the matter with you, Vee?” Mark moans softly, face flushed. 

Vee smiles, liking what he’s seeing. He bends his head to get closer to the boy’s handsome face.He hasn’t seen this beautiful boy for two whole days, that felt like twenty. He twists his mouth into a sinful smile and next to Mark’s ear that is already turning very red, whispers...

“The person that’s is wanting your forgiveness and trying to get your trust back, is very jealous. That’s why.”

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For better or for worse, I have a job that is exempt - to a great degree - from the widespread need for isolation (in the world of news radio, the show must go on). However, I do get days off and thank goodness for that because my brain can only take so much constant pandemic talk.

So! I offer up ‘the ultimate music list’, something I started doing on YouTube last year. Maybe earlier. It’s a living list, it will never be complete. Anyway, listen to the way my music mind rambles! All songs listed on the other side of the keep reading line (not linked, you gotta do some of the work):

Seinabo Sey - I Owe You Nothing Janelle Monáe – Django Jane Janelle Monáe - PYNK Janelle Monáe – Make Me Feel Sudan Archives - Come Meh Way Sudan Archives - Come Meh Way & Wake Up | A Take Away Show St. Beauty - Not Discuss It Japanese Breakfast - Boyish St. Beauty - Caught Kali Uchis - After The Storm ft. Tyler, The Creator, Bootsy Collins Kali Uchis - Tomorrow (ft. Tame Impala) Kali Uchis - Dead To Me Kali Uchis - Body Language (Intro) Kali Uchis - Just A Stranger Kali Uchis - In My Dreams Kali Uchis - Flight 22 Sigrid - Strangers King Princess - 1950 Sigrid - Don’t Kill My Vibe Sigrid - Plot Twist Moonchild - The List Amber Mark - Way Back The Internet - Girl DeJ Loaf - Changes Erykah Badu - Window Seat Erykah Badu - Afro Blue M.I.A. - Matangi M.I.A. - Double Bubble Trouble M.I.A. - Paper Planes A Tribe Called Red - The Light II Ft. Lido Pimienta A Tribe Called Red - Sisters ft Northern Voice PRINCESS NOKIA - BRUJAS PRINCESS NOKIA - TOMBOY Solange - Cranes in the Sky Solange - Don't Touch My Hair ft. Sampha SZA - Broken Clocks SZA - Drew Barrymore SZA - Go Gina SZA - Prom SZA - Pretty Little Birds Sade - Flower of the Universe Sade - The Sweetest Taboo Sade - Paradise Sade - Turn My Back On You Sade - Smooth Operator Sade - Cherish the Day Erykah Badu - On & On Jill Scott - A Long Walk Erykah Badu - Tyrone (Live) Janelle Monáe - I Like That Christine and the Queens - Girlfriend Humble the Poet - H.A.I.R. Lush - Desire Lines Lush - Never-Never Rachel Sermanni 'Take Me Out' - Franz Ferdinand Cover Memory House - When You Sleep (Yours Truly Session) Sumner McKane - The Turncoat Nothing Matters When We’re Dancing - The Magnetic Fields (Sense8 Remix) (feat. Zoe Wise) Julia Holter - I Shall Love 2 Dua Lipa - New Rules [Initial Talk 80s Rules Remix] Lady Gaga - Venus (80s Synthwave Version) Ruelle - Take It All Kraak & Smaak Ft. Parcels - Stumble Calvin Harris, Dua Lipa - One Kiss Timecop1983 - Girl (feat. SEAWAVES) Aretha Franklin - Mary, Don't You Weep (Live at New Temple Missionary Baptist Church, Los Angeles, January 14, 1972) Sarah Vaughan - Misty (Live from Sweden) Ellie Goulding - My Blood (Kastle Remix) Darksynth Paradise - A NewRetroWave Mix | 1 Hour | Retrowave/ Darkwave/ Electro | Sudan Archives - Nont For Sale Christine and the Queens - 5 dollars Christine and the Queens - Doesn’t matter Christine and the Queens - The walker Christine and the Queens - Damn (what must a woman do) Christine and the Queens - Goya soda Christine and the Queens - The stranger Lone - Poltergeist Screamin’ Jay Hawkins - I Hear Voices Lost Years - Pressure Windows 95 Start-up remix Windows 95 Startup Sound (Slowed 4000%) Seoul - Silencer Blackwater Holylight - Willow Her's - Low Beam Here We Go Magic - Alone But Moving John Maus - Bennington AC Temple - Yield Lana del Rey - Summertime Sadness (SxAde Synthwave Version) Ariana Grande - "Into You"  80′s Remix Demi Lovato - Cool for the Summer   80′s Remix Fifth Harmony - Sledgehammer   80′s Remix Lady Gaga - Perfect Illusion   80s Remix Ariana Grande - Greedy [Initial Talk "90s state of mind" Remix] Happy Hippie Presents: Miley Cyrus & Ariana Grande - Don't Dream It's Over Mariah Carey - Touch My Body [Initial Talk 90s Splash! Remix] Dua Lipa - IDGAF (Initial Talk Remix) 憂鬱 - Sun Lady Gaga - Joanne (Where Do You Think You’re Goin’?) Robyn - Honey Dolly Parton - Here You Come Again Floating Points - Nuits Sonores Sade - The Big Unknown Amanda Shires - Leave It Alone Crockett - City of Ghosts [Full Album] Toni Harper - "The Velvet Hammer" (stereo), 1959 Cristina - "Things Fall Apart" Dexter Gordon - What’s New Warren Zevon - Things To Do In Denver When You're Dead - Rochester, 1994 Le1f - Wut Katie Herzig - Sweet Dreams (Are Made of These) Raymond Scott - "Boy Scout In Switzerland" - Quartet San Francisco (arranged by Robert Gilmore) Jan A.P. Kaczmarek - Aimee & Jaguar Main Theme Toni Harper - "The Other Woman"  Toni Harper - The meaning of the blues Vanessa - Upside Down Anna Ternheim - Summer Rain feat. Nina Kinert, Ane Brun, First Aid Kit and Ellekari Larsson of The Tiny Ella Fitzgerald & Bill Doggett ~ Rough Ridin' Eraldo Bernocchi, Harold Budd,Robin Guthrie - South Of Heaven (Winter Garden) Slum Village - Fall in Love (Instrumental) Shonen Knife - Twist Barbie Dave Berry - This Strange Effect Sarah Harmer - Basement Apartment The Original Stroll - February 1958 Gertrude Lawrence - My Sweet Gustav HOLST: St. Paul's Suite (III. Intermezzo, IV. Finale) Rumskib - Secrets Caterina Valente - Stranger In Paradise Borodin - Prince Igor - Polovtsian Dances Darshan Ambient - Mirage Girl Crisis - Smooth Operator Girl Crisis - Paranoid Mulatu Astatke's "Mulatu" Vivien Goldman - Launderette Jonatha Brooke - West Point Lesley Gore - You Don’t Own Me Matthew Schoening - Emotional Clockwork Molly Nilsson - Hey Moon Kate Bush - Cloudbusting (The Organon Mix re-edit) Stravinsky conducts Stravinsky FIREBIRD COMPLETE The Carter Family - Wildwood Flower Grimes - Vanessa Kenneth Bager Fr. one (...and I kept hearing) Land of Talk - It’s Okay Nite Jewel - Artificial Intelligence Geneva Jacuzzi - Clothes On the Bed Thom Yorke & Jonny Greenwood - Karma Police | Glastonbury Festival, Pilton UK (8/9) Maps of Norway - Traffic Simian Mobile Disco - Cruel Intentions Aerosmith - Crazy Bruce Kaphan - Undeserved Ending The Pains Of Being Pure At Heart - "Everything With You" Thao with the Get Down Stay Down - Body Janelle Monae - "Tightrope" 5/18 Letterman Simian Mobile Disco - Hustler Ladyhawke - My Delirium Marion Cotillard & Franz Ferdinand - Eyes of Mars Ladytron - Destroy Everything You Touch (live) Kate Bush - Army Dreamers Tegan and Sara - Living Room Kate Bush - Cloudbusting Beatrice Eli - Girls NewRetroWave End of 2017 Mix - (The Future Beckons) - [80s/ Retrowave/ Outrun/ Retro Electro] Vaporwave / Chillwave - Ultimate Mix The Chordettes "Lollipop" & "Mr. Sandman" Sufjan Stevens - Tonya Harding Taylor Davis - Stranger Things Violin Medley STRANGER THINGS MEETS CLASSICAL GUITAR Grace Sings Sludge - Difficult To Love Satchmode - Happiness Part 1 River Whyless - Life Crisis Stefano Barone - Batman - Alexander Supertramp Bebel Gilberto - "Aganjú"(Ao Vivo) - Bebel Gilberto In Rio Katie Melua - Diamonds are Forever  Carly Rae Jepsen - Run Away With Me Beulahbelle - You Only Live Twice (Living Room Version) Grimes - We Appreciate Power Meshell Ndegeocello - Sensitivity Kodacrome - Buckets Röyksopp - Remind Me Lizzo - Juice Lizzo - Truth Hurts Lizzo - Good As Hell Electrelane - To the East Electrelane - I only always think Sean Paul - Get Busy 憂鬱 - Azure Day (Full EP) 憂鬱 - Slow Suzanne Vega - Luka | The story behind the song Seoul - Real June Broken Social Scene on House of Strombo Show Big Boi’s Favorite Verse: Kate Bush’s “Running Up That Hill” Cherry Glazerr - Nurse Ratched  Jan A.P. Kaczmarek - Aimée & Jaguar Mister Rogers Remixed | Garden of Your Mind Grant Green - Idle Moments Hole Reunion after 15 yrs. Teeth - Care Bear ST. VINCENT covers BIG BLACK at BOWERY BALLROOM NYC May 22 2011 Broadcast - Man is not a bird (Teac A-4010 s Reel to Reel) Billy May - So Nice (Samba De Verão) Pogo - Mellow Brick Road Anna Calvi - Jezebel (Attic Sessions 5) Anna Calvi - Joan Of Arc (Attic Sessions 4) Anna Calvi - Surrender (Attic Sessions 3) Anna Calvi - Sound & Vision (Attic Sessions 1) Anna Calvi - Wolf Like Me (Attic Sessions 2) Clementine - ALL BLUES Skip James - Hard Time Killin’ Floor Blues Anna Calvi - Suzanne And I Total Slacker - Thyme Traveling High School Dropout Siouxsie & The Banshees- Metal (Elizabethan Suite 1977) Second Chorus (Charlie North Remix) The Castaways - Liar Liar Alex Gaudino Feat. Christal Waters - Destination Calabria Loose Ends - Hangin’ On a String Pizzicato Five - The Audrey Hepburn Complex Edie Brickell & New Bohemians - What I Am The Bangles - Walk Like an Egyptian The Human League - Love Action (I Believe In Love) The Human League - Don’t You Want Me The Human League - (Keep Feeling) Fascination Wang Chung - Dance Hall Days PJ Harvey - Hanging in the Wire PJ Harvey - Rid Of Me PJ Harvey & Thom Yorke - This Mess We’re In PJ Harvey - We Float PJ Harvey - This Wicked Tongue PJ Harvey - A Place Called Home The Sundays - Here’s Where The Story Ends Flock of Seagulls - Space Age Love Song The Psychedelic Furs - Love My Way Hall & Oates - Out of Touch Hall & Oates - I Can’t Go For That (No Can Do) Toto - Rosanna Toto - Africa Fleetwood Mac - Little Lies Tears For Fears - Head Over Heels Philip Bailey, Phil Collins - Easy Lover Spandau Ballet - True Tears For Fears - Shout Sigrid - Don’t Feel Like Crying Orchestral Manoeuvres In The Dark - Souvenir The Jesus and Mary Chain - April Skies The Ocean Blue - Between Something and Nothing No Joy - Hollywood Teeth Tamaryn - Last Tamaryn - Softcore Tamaryn - Cranekiss Ashrae Fax - CHKN Echo & the Bunnymen - A Promise Ashrae Fax - Intexus The Motels - Only the Lonely Other Colors - Dark Things Bauhaus - All We Ever Wanted Was Everything George Clanton - It Makes the Babies Want to Cry Ben Howard - Nica Libres At Dusk Elton John - Bennie and the Jets Elton John - Don't Go Breaking My Heart (with Kiki Dee) David Bowie - Life On Mars? Elton John - Someone Saved My Life Tonight  St Vincent Breaks Down Her Most Iconic Songs Pharoahe Monch - Simon Says (instrumental) Death Valley Girls "Disaster (Is What We're After)" A Tribe Called Quest - Electric Relaxation Tame Impala - The Less I Know The Better Childish Gambino - Redbone De La Soul - A Roller Skating Jam Named Saturdays Choir! Choir! Choir! Sings David Bowie - Heroes Kishi Bashi - This Must Be the Place (Naive Melody) Talking Heads - This Must Be the Place (Naive Melody) The 6ths - You You You You You Squirrel Nut Zippers "Put A Lid On It" Joni Mitchell - Help Me Pat Metheny, Joni Mitchell, Jaco Pastorius, Michael Brecker - "Shadows And Light" Joni Mitchell - All I Want Joni Mitchell - Free Man In Paris Joni Mitchell - California Joni Mitchell - In France They Kiss On Main Street Joni Mitchell - Amelia Joni Mitchell - People’s Parties Joni Mitchell - For the Roses Joni Mitchell - The Hissing of Summer Lawns Joni Mitchell - Black Crow Joni Mitchell - Hejira Joni Mitchell - Coyote Joni Mitchell w/Peter Gabriel - My Secret Place Joni Mitchell - Down To You Joni Mitchell - Refuge of the Roads Joni Mitchell - Slouching Towards Bethlehem  Joni Mitchell - Shades of Scarlet Conquering Joni Mitchell - Cool Water (with Willie Nelson) Joni Mitchell - The Jungle Line Joni Mitchell - Song For Sharon Joni Mitchell - Cold Blue Steel and Sweet Fire Joni Mitchell - Night Ride Home Joni Mitchell - Taming the Tiger Joni Mitchell - Snakes & Ladders Joni Mitchell - Raised on Robbery Joni Mitchell - Jericho Joni Mitchell - Lakota Joni Mitchell - The Beat of Black Wings Joni Mitchell - You Turn Me On I’m A Radio (Live) The Delfonics - Ready or Not Here I Come Funkadelic - Maggot Brain Incredible Bongo Band - Apache The Stylistics - People Make The World Go Round Manual - Crockett’s Theme Jessica Pratt - This Time Around Jessica Pratt - Poly Blue Jessica Pratt - Baby, Back Jessica Pratt - Aeroplane Tony Allen - Stick Around Basia - Promises Basia - New Day For You Basia - Cruising For Bruising Basia - Drunk On Love Basia - Third Time Lucky America - Tin Man Weyes Blood - Andromeda Ladytron - Far From Home Ladytron - Deadzone Ladytron - The Island St. Vincent & Dua Lipa | Masseduction / One Kiss | 2019 GRAMMYs Janelle Monáe - Make Me Feel (LIVE at the 61st GRAMMYs) Still Corners - The Trip Still Corners - Strange Pleasures FM-84 - Bend & Break Robyn - Send To Robin Immediately The Ultimate Kate Bush Experience - Shambush Kate Bush - Wuthering Heights Kate Bush - Running Up That Hill Kate Bush - Hounds of Love [Full Album] Kate Bush - Babooshka Kate Bush - The Sensual World Kate Bush - Hammer Horror Kate Bush - Love and Anger Katie Lee - Stay as Sick as You Are America - You Can Do Magic Blonde Redhead - Magic Mountain Harry Nilsson - Gotta Get Up In These Streets Lorelle Meets the Obsolete - Unificado Sneaks - Ecstasy Linear Movement - Way Out Of Living Alex Lilly - Pornographic Mind Caribou - Melody Day (Four Tet Remix feat. Luke Lalonde Adem and One Little Plane) Def Leppard - Hysteria Sigrid - Sight of You The Charlie Steinmann Orchestra And Singers - It's Such a Good Night (Scoobidoo Love) Alice Coltrane - Blue Nile Les McCann - Roberta Pharoah Sanders - Astral Travelling  Pure Bathing Culture - Scotty Jamila Woods - EARTHA Patricia Barber - Too Rich For My Blood Mary Jane Girls - All Night Long LL Cool J - Around the Way Girl Keep Shelly In Athens - Bendable Absolute Jest: I. Beginning · John Adams · San Francisco Symphony · St. Lawrence String Quartet · Michael Tilson Thomas Tears For Fears - Everybody Wants To Rule the World Futurecop! - Fade Away (feat. NINA) Steve Gunn - New Moon Moving Panoramas - ADD Heart Elizabeth Barraclough - Don’t TV Me Klymaxx - Meeting In the Ladies Room Salt Cathedral - Go and Get It feat. Big Freedia & Jarina DeMarco Brian Eno - Ambient 1: Music for Airports [Full Album] Calexico and Iron & Wine - Midnight Sun Cate Le Bon - The Light Cate Le Bon - Daylight Matters Jack White at Château de Fontainebleau I A Take Away Show Tammy Wynette - Your Good Girl’s Gonna Go Bad Stella Donnelly - Die Portishead - Sour Times Portishead at Roseland New York City Yeah Yeah Yeahs - Cheated Hearts Warpaint - Disco//Very - Keep It Healthy  Jessica Pratt - Fare Thee Well Jessica Pratt - Here My Love Alvvays - Saved By A Waif Alvvays - Dreams Tonite Alvvays - Forget About Life Alvvays - Plimsoll Punks Tame Impala - Patience Godzilla: Old Rivals - Bear McCreary( Godzilla: King of Monsters Soundtrack) Alloy Tracks - Somewhere Over the Rainbow | Godzilla: King of the Monsters (Beautiful Trailer Theme) Girl Crisis - The Sign Siouxsie and the Banshees - Captain Scarlet Boards of Canada - Macquarie Ridge Tōth - Practice Magic And Seek Professional Help When Necessary (Full Album) Wyatt - Attention Fontaines D.C. - Hurricane Laughter (Darklands Version) Matthew and the Atlas - Counting Paths Matthew and the Atlas - Old Ceremony Sufjan Stevens - Love Yourself Computer Magic - Hudson Grizzly Bear - Mourning Sound Lana Del Rey - Doin Time Chastity Belt - Trapped Kero Kero Bonito - Make Believe Eberhard Weber - T. On A White Horse Endre Hegedus - VI. Golliwogg's Cake-Walk, Debussy: Children's Corner / Suite Bergamasque LCD Soundsystem - oh baby Dominique Young Unique - Throw It Down Leikeli47 - Money Santigold - Look At These Hoes Handsome Boy Modeling School - Holy Calamity (Bear Witness II) Perfume Genius - Slip Away DJ Shadow - "Nobody Speak" feat. Run The Jewels St. Vincent - Fast Slow Disco Marion Cotillard and Metronomy - Is She Really Going Out With Him Patti Smith - Gloria King Princess - Cheap Queen Ingrid Michaelson - Best Friend Kindness - Hard To Believe Kim Petras - Clarity Kim Petras - Another One Cowboy Junkies - Dreaming My Dreams With You Rihanna - Same Ol’ Mistakes Screaming Trees - Nearly Lost You Sailors of Neptune - Car Song Photay - Outré Lux (feat. Madison McFerrin) Ella Fitzgerald - I’ll Never Be The Same Timecop1983 - My First Crush (feat. Trevor Something) Toro Y Moi - Cola The Cinematic Orchestra - Wait For Now/Leave The World (feat. Tawiah) Charli XCX & Christine and the Queens - Gone Hayley Kiyoko - I Wish Jambalaya Brass Band - Tumbao Frosty and the Diamonds - Destination Mars Plumb - Blush (Only You) Evanescence - Anywhere Courtney Barnett - Avant Gardener Christine and the Queens - Need You Tonight (INXS Cover) Dua Lipa - Be The One (80's Power Ballad Remix) Bomba Estéreo - Corazón Zola Jesus - Wiseblood (Johnny Jewel Remix) The Bangles - Going Down To Liverpool Trills - Hush King Princess - Prophet Emily Wells - I’m No Heroine Ariel Pink - Bubblegum Dreams Missy Elliott - Throw It Back Missy Elliott Performs 'Get Ur Freak On', 'Lose Control' & More | 2019 Video Music Awards Miranda Lambert - Way Too Pretty for Prison Miranda Lambert - The House That Built Me Miranda Lambert - We Should Be Friends Miranda Lambert - Mama’s Broken Heart Maya Hawke - To Love a Boy Flowers (Eurydice's Song) - (Anaïs Mitchell - Hadestown) Young Ejecta • Welcome To Love Kelis - Bossy ft. Too $hort Lindsay Lohan - Bossy Natalie Cole - Lush Life Grimes & i_o - Violence The Highwomen - Redesigning Women Lana Del Rey - Season Of The Witch Anita Carter - Ring of Fire Jack Hylton - Wedding of the Painted Doll Earth, Wind, and Fire - Fantasy DJ Boring - Winona DJ Boring - Goodbye Michael Rob Reich - Shimmytown Shuffle Sarah Vaughan - Spring Can Really Hang You Up The Most King Princess - Playboy School of Pop Broken Social Scene - Anthems For A Seventeen-Year Old Girl Jenny Hval - Lions (feat. Vivian Wang) Minny Riperton - Les Fleurs Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov ‒ Procession of the Nobles Firebird - 13. Infernal Dance Of All Of Kashchei's Subjects Kylie Minogue - Dancing Someone Still Loves You Boris Yeltsin - All Hail Dracula! Jana Hunter | You Belong Here Bat For Lashes - The Hunger Bat For Lashes - Laura Zero 7 - Swimmers Tame Impala - It Might Be Time Hannah Williams & The Affirmations - Woman Got Soul Galantis & Dolly Parton - Faith feat. Mr. Probz The KLF - 3am Eternal The KLF feat. Tammy Wynette - Justified & Ancient Pet Shop Boys - What Have I Done To Deserve This Pet Shop Boys - Always On My Mind Pet Shop Boys - West End Girls Til Tuesday - Voices Carry St. Vincent - Laughing With A Mouth of Blood Spice Girls - 2 Become 1 Tennis - Runner Giles Reaves - ‎"Sowelu (Wholeness)" Taeko Ohnuki - Sunshower (Full Album) 80s Japanese Fusion Summer Mix (Fusion Jazz, City Pop, Funk, Soul...) Tamaryn - Dreaming The Dark (Full Album) Swing Out Sister - Breakout Ayane Yamazaki - 眠りの理由 "Women Of Country Performance" | Live from CMA Awards 2019 Reba McEntire - "Fancy" | Live from CMA Awards 2019 Seal - Crazy Seal - Violet Tame Impala - Posthumous Forgiveness Richard Wagner - The Flight of the Valkyries The Black Angels - Yellow Elevator #2 Bonnie Raitt - Unnecessarily Mercenary Norah Jones - Flipside Genesis Owusu - WUTD Lana Del Rey - Mariners Apartment Complex 10,000 Hz Legend - Don’t Be Light Air Miami - See Through Plastic Kitchens Of Distinction - Margaret's Injection Sebastian Böhm - Blue Monday (Official "Wonder Woman 1984" Trailer Music) Primitons - All My Friends Heavens To Betsy – Waitress Hell Romania - Planes Dionne Farris - I Know CeCe Peniston - Finally Robin S - Show Me Love La Bouche - Be My Lover Stilz - Wavelength Tennis - Need Your Love The Fixx - One Thing Leads To Another The Fixx - Saved By Zero The Fixx - Red Skies The Fixx - Stand Or Fall Kajagoogoo - Too Shy Nik Kershaw - Wouldn't It Be Good Howard Jones - Like To Get To Know You Well Jane Child - Don't Wanna Fall In Love Information Society - What’s On Your Mind (Pure Energy) Icehouse - No Promises The Spiral Starecase - More Today Than Yesterday Caroline Rose - Feel The Way I Want Frank & His Sisters - Mwanangu Lala KIRLIAN CAMERA - Blue Room Look Blue Go Purple | Cactus Cat Look Blue Go Purple | Circumspect Penelope Look Blue Go Purple - I Don't Want You Anyway The Bats | North By North Best Coast - Everything Has Changed Best Coast  - For The First Time War And Peace / Gab Is Stabbed · Joseph LoDuca Tashaki Miyaki - I Only Have Eyes for You (the Flamingos cover - Little Big Planet 3 OST) Angel Olsen - Who’s Sorry Now Anna Calvi - Love of my life | Empty Space #5 The Flamingos - I Only Have Eyes For You Supergrass - Moving Supergrass - Late In the Day Supergrass - Richard III Panda Bear - Sequential Circuits Computer Magic - Be Fair Computer Magic - Fuzz Computer Magic - Spaces The Amazing - Tell Them You Can’t Leave Anna Calvi - Hunter Anna Calvi - Swimming Pool Carly Simon - Nobody Does It Better Duran Duran - Rio Duran Duran - Save A Prayer Duran Duran - My Own Way Anna Calvi - Eden Anna Calvi - Indies or Paradise She & Him - I Can Hear Music Soloist Mari Silje Samuelsen - Antonio Vivaldi - "Summer" from four seasons Vivaldi Four Seasons: "Winter" (L'Inverno), complete; Cynthia Freivogel, Voices of Music  Para One · Arthur Simonini-La Jeune Fille en Feu (Bande originale du film) Agnes Obel - The Curse (Berlin Live Session) St. Vincent - Los Ageless Billie Ellish - No Time To Die King Princess - Hit The Back (Dance Video) Men I Trust - Show Me How Lady Gaga - Stupid Love Agnes Obel - Fuel To Fire Beach House - Space Song Sufjan Stevens - Visions of Gideon Agnes Obel - Broken Sleep snarls - Walk In the Woods Dixie Chicks - Not Ready to Make Nice (Live from MMXVI Tour) Dixie Chicks - Gaslighter Conspiracy of Owls - "Ancient Robots" Conspiracy of Owls - A Silver Song Sigrid - Home To You Tierra Whack – Unemployed Jenny Hval - Accident Caroline Polachek - So Hot You're Hurting My Feelings

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