I heard this at some point last weekend, and it struck me that I've never posted it here. I have loved this song as far back as I can remember. A lot of 80s 'hits' became essentially ubiquitous decades ago, however, this one never fails to grab my attention for its duration.
From Stevie Nick's second solo album, The Wild Heart, released in 1983. That would have been when I first heard this, too. I didn't have MTV, but a friend did, and this one was all over 80s radio.
NCB:
Short week this week. Wheww! After last week, I'm definitely up for a short pull:
"When Jonathan Reason falls asleep, he becomes... something else. Every night, it stalks his quiet town, killing (seemingly) indiscriminately. When he wakes, covered in blood, our story begins. This new horror mystery from ZANDER CANNON (Heck, Top 10, Kaijumax) shows us the horrifying waking hours of an unwilling part-time killer."
The second volume of Zac Thompson's Body Fantasy/Horror Into the Unbeing comes to a close. Will there be a third? Can't wait to find out!
I'm unfamiliar with Cannon's work, however, I really dig books where the creator writes and draws, and sleep has always fascinated me, so I'm looking forward to where this may take me.
One more after this one. I have loved this book, loved every cover, but none more than this one. Majestic,
Watch:
While I am not the biggest fan of Andy Muschietti's IT movies - they're good, for sure, but also definitely have their issues - I am very excited to get out from under the time constraints of a theatrical release run-time and revisit Derry in a premium television format.
If HBO's Welcome to Derry can even be half what Castle Rock was, I will be happy. There's a full article over on Bloody Disgusting for more information. No release date yet.
Playlist:
Swans - Glowing Man
Godflesh - Decline and Fall E.P.
Windhand - Eponymous
The Coffineshakers - Eponymous
Horse the Band - A Natural Death
Saigon Blue Rain - Oko
Year of No Light - Consolamentum
Telekinetic Yeti - Primordial
John Carpenter - Lost Themes IV: Noir
Godspeed You! Black Emperor - East Hastings
Card:
From Jonathan Grimm's Hand of Doom Tarot, which you can buy HERE.
• Two of Swords
• VIII: Strength (Adjustment)
• XVII: The Star
Peace is won through routine and commitment. These form the path to Enlightenment.
More about ritual, which I have been sorely lacking the last week or so. Time to hunker down and reestablish my routines/rituals.
