An early D&D musical memory for me is, a party I DM'd had a magical flying carpet named Steppenwolf.

I agree, but I have also not watched a music video in probably 20 years.

People Who Died - Against Me! (originally by Jim Carroll Band)

Damn, that’s a mood.

Really? You should watch this one.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VYOjWnS4cMY

Yeah it goes with the territory of being a teacher. However it is harder because I am home all the time so that means work=home. That makes it so easy to get distracted especially with little people crying or climbing on me. Even though I would take stuff home to work on I appreciated the separation of work and home. Since having little ones I ensured that I got almost everything done at work so that I can be husband/daddy at home.

It's not all bad but I need more time to get used to it.

Hoff how are things on your end?

Holy ####, that is some powerful stuff.

Donald Glover is very talented, from Troy Barnes to probably a better Lando than Billy D.

I knew he was the Childish Gambino, but that is a pretty scathing song/video of America.

So much in there. I had to watch it multiple times to try to see everything.

Everything is going great in school, but the online students are a bit tough to manage in addition to teaching 6 classes in person daily. IN theory we weren't supposed to have to do almost anything for the students taking E2020 classes, but lemme tell ya, it isn't working out that way. When you have like 60 students taking classes remotely, even from an online education vendor like Edgenuity (E2020), there is still a crapton of questions, administrative details, parent contacts, etc. But I LOVE the classroom part so far. And no sick kids or staff so far.

So this is my favorite P song, and I had to list this one separately. My first real alternative rock song favorite, thanks to a University of Illinois radio station I could pick up when the weather was just right when I was in high school about 45 miles away. I started listening to, and liking college/alt rock, much more than any other genre over the next few months.
Praying Mantis - Don Dixon

Holy crap, that was amazing. I had never seen it.

What day is today? Oh, that's right, it's winning day (for me).

Outside Woman Blues - Cream
Jack Bruce is one of the most influential bassists of all time. A good singer, too.

Origin of Species - Scale The Summit
Reminds me of Bring Me The Horizon. As a fan of good instrumental music, I am adding this to my playlist.

Open Letter To A Landlord - Living Colour
I haven't heard this in years. Still holds up. Corey has such a strong voice. That bass line is ferocious.

One Angry Dwarf and 200 Solemn Faces - Ben Folds Five
1, 200, 5...any connection?

Out of the Ashes - Symphony X
A very busy song, but not much to say.

Open Invitation - Carlos Santana
Nice groove. But hey, he's Santana. How many drumkits are up there? The song was just ok, and went on too long. But Carlos' part was nice.

Of a Dropping Pin - The Guess Who
Didn't do anything for me. I did like the sitar at the end.

Our Secret Garden - Peter Murphy
I liked the music, but not the singing/melody.

I've heard the music for the commercial for some Jack Daniels commerical. I'm liking that guitar. Anyone know what the song is?

Original Prankster - The Offspring
Such a fun band. Fun song.

Original Prankster - One Fine Day
Such a fun band. However, not a fan of this song.

Outsider - The Ramones
I respect them for their importance in the history of music, but just not a fan of their stuff.

Out Ta Get Me - Halestorm
I feel Halestorm is really trying to bring back 80s hard rock. As Duff (of GnR) is one of the best hard rock bassists of all time, it's hard to replicate him or improve on what he did. So, for me, this song just comes up short.

I made it to the Ps! Time for a break.

Current song list
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?lis...RNKnKuMG7KaSqH

Speaking of P songs...

P is for Party All the Time (Eddie Murphy

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SyGjuAudW_g

Peacemaker - Green Day

Pipeline - Agent Orange

Police Truck - Dead Kennedys

gee i wonder if y'all can tell what genre i mostly listen to

Pressure - Muse

There has to be an R Kelly song with P in it, right?


Drip, Drip, Drip

I snortled.