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Joe's Barber Shop

Some barber shops seem to be the center of town. Joe's is actually much newer than many of the barber shops I see in small towns. But this is very fitting for the feel that I was trying to get.
The red, white, and blue barber pole on the outside, the red leather chairs on the inside, old bottles of elixirs and what not set up on the shelf. This is my kind of place.
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#JoesBarberShop #BillGallagherPhotography #BuyIntoArt #AYearForArt #Nostalgia #Vacaville

Did anyone have a CD audio player back in the day that featured CD+G video output?

I got my first CD player in 1985, a Pioneer PD-5010 which had CD+G output, but I never had the cable and didn't have the tech sense to search for it beyond just the local Circuit City.

I never saw the visuals. 😠

bytecellar.com/2015/09/15/reca

Byte Cellar · Recalling My First CD Player, Stereo System - Byte CellarThe other day I got into a “what was the first CD you ever owned?” discussion on Twitter. My first was Songs from the Big Chair by Tears for Fears. I purchased the CD in 1985, a few months before … Continue reading →

Música «Laura Pausini- Amores extraños»

Buenos días, amigos y amigas, jojo mira hoy me he acordado de un amor no correspondido de mi juventud y escuchaba está canción de Laura Pausini, sinceramente en su mejor etapa, sin comienzos, los 90, ¡Oh, juventud divino tesoro! Nostalgía y melancolía por esta canción, Laura Pausini-Amores extraños, feliz Miércoles.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n1mDNXEKWw4

Ya sabía que no llegaría
Ya sabía que era una mentira
¿Cuánto tiempo que por él perdí?
¡Qué promesa rota sin cumplir!

Son amores
Problemáticos
Como tú, como yo

Es la espera en un teléfono
La aventura de lo ilógico
La locura de lo mágico
Un veneno sin antídoto

La amargura
De lo efímero
Porque él
Se marchó

Amores
Tan extraños que te hacen cínica
Te hacen sonreír entre lágrimas
¿Cuántas páginas hipotéticas
Para no escribir las auténticas?

Son amores que sólo a nuestra edad
Se confunden en nuestros espíritus
Te interrogan y nunca te dejan ver
Si serán amor o placer

Y, ¿cuántas noches lloraré por él?
¿Cuántas veces volveré a leer
Aquellas cartas que yo recibía
Cuando mis penas eran alegrías?

Son amores
Esporádicos
Pero en ti quedarán

Amores
Tan extraños que vienen y se van
Que en tu corazón sobrevivirán
Son historias que siempre contarás
Sin saber si son de verdad

Son amores frágiles (Son amores)
Prisioneros, cómplices (Se confunden)
Son amores problemáticos (Son amores)
Como tú, como yo (Que se esconden de los dos)

Son amores frágiles (Son amores, vienen y se van)
Prisioneros, cómplices (Siempre contarás)
Tan extraños que viven negándose
Escondiéndose de los dos

Ya sabía que no llegaría
Esta vez me lo prometeré
Tengo ganas de un amor sincero
Ya sin él

Uh-uh
Uh-uh

CDs.

When Madonna released “The Immaculate Conception”, her first collection of greatest hits, it was wonderful. The CD sounded beautifully, the addition of QSound added sonic depth to the music, and the remixes were brilliantly crafted. When played on CD it sounds wonderful.

When “Celebration”, another greatest hits album, was released in 2009, I first heard it via download. The music sounded red-lined to me, as if remixed to flatten the levels throughout the entire track, all cranked up to nearly a 10.

I knew this flattening of levels to basically a wall of a sound was a growing trend. Pop music lost its nuances in many ways years ago. The streaming services have just reinforced these poor decisions.

Something else I’m noticing with the streaming services: they’re starting to replace classic tracks with re-recordings but not indicating it’s re-recorded on the listing. A popular dance song from 1989, “Ride On Time” by Black Box, has been replaced in all the streaming services with different vocals. Another track, “Love Takes Time” by Orleans, has a different lead vocal.

I stumbled upon this video a couple of days ago. A bit of a nostalgic trip, it talks about why CDs are back in 2025. If anything, they’re a testament to the original tracks.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TOa1x0emZYA

en.wikipedia.orgQSound - Wikipedia

Going down the #Nostalgia highway today whilst I work on a small personal #Project to help me at my day job.

Making a #Tool that can make #Reports when I take a call from clients and co-workers to help me be more #Organized
Basically a glorified #Form collector that will save each file to my #NextCloud drive for easy sync and backups.

The nostalgia today will be brought by the band #Creed and their music from their 1997 album #MyOwnPrison

youtube.com/watch?v=_IooIZbqcB