u/hairforKV

I really like this combo of psychedelic rock and guitar/pedal steel you might hear in a movie scene of someone riding their horse into the sunset.

Rose City Band’s Fog of Love is a perfect example.
I also like Jeffery Silverstein and William Tyler.

Any other suggestions?
TIA

https://open.spotify.com/track/1kt859sT6Hpssstr19kCVH?si=rdVJVwHhR5e\_CDdG-GlxTQ&utm\_source=copy-link

Love it when I randomly listen to an old KV album and realize I haven’t listened to one song deeply enough, and then I replay it five times in a row (it’s only 2 minutes long way too short give me those KV ten minute songs plz)

Reprise Reprise comes right after the Ghost of Freddie Roach (the boxer?), one of my many fave KV songs, so RR is kinda the reprise, I think.

Kurt said he hoped one day to dig into his old collection. I would love it if this got expanded into a long instrumental. One can only hope. 🥹

https://youtu.be/QpBkb0usrJM?is=XFkclOPqAVOe43MV

After over thirty years my Mr. Spock has a friend to accompany him on my next roadtrip. Amaze!
(Spock usually rides on my dashboard.)

Grace from Rexy3D on Etsy

Background art: Richard Stine

EDIT: i’ve already been to the Oregon coast a few times, so I’m skipping it this time.

Any suggestions as to what might be the better road back to the Interstate?

Doing a short trip (8 days) from Seattle down to the Redwoods via 101 and back by way of I-5 as I want to stop in Medford.

My last stop will be after the avenue of Giants in Garberville and then I’m going to turn around. I see there are two roads to get to I5, SR299 and 36.

I’ll be driving during the daytime. I enjoy anything scenic and always ready for a cute café or a bakery. (A Slice of Humbolt pie in Arcata is on my list!)

Driving the interstate isn’t my favorite thing to do, but it will help me make time on my way back. I have a concert I have to be back for by the 12th. (Watching not playing)

🚙

TIA