Ryan Hudson

Is this where I sell stuff?

How do I sell stuff here?

Help me, internet, you're my only hope.

[Ryan Hudson @R_J_Hudson]

Thank you, Mr. Collins.

[Ryan Hudson @R_J_Hudson]

@VogonLaundromat Before I was even boozing, I was loving clandestine booze. Smuggled booze is the best booze. The booze booze, even.

[Ryan Hudson @R_J_Hudson]

RUN DMC and a pissed off robot. Rock!

[💀 tttlllrrr 💀 @_tlr_]

Future Sound Of London - We Have Explosive

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[Ryan Hudson @R_J_Hudson]

That outlook might nourish all of our arts.

[Brandon D. Wilson @Geniusbastard]

When “winning at all cost” is your sole principle you start down a very dark path. I hope we start to explore that more in mainstream American Cinema.

[zoë ✨🌙 @zoenone0none]

just my opinion but everyone on this site spends too much time discoursing and not enough time cyberbullying their respective mayors

[Midwest Modern @JoshLipnik]

I know I’ve posted these sculptures multiple times but they look so cool lit up at night. One of the most underrated things in Downtown Detroit.

[Ryan Hudson @R_J_Hudson]

@Geniusbastard 2/3rds my way through the umpteenth rewatch right this instant. Paused for coffee.

[Ryan Hudson @R_J_Hudson]

@HowlingTerror I guess that's cool, but would you please post Dan's Patreon?

[Ryan Hudson @R_J_Hudson]

@HowlingTerror I don't think I've seen that corner of your studio before.

[Ryan Hudson @R_J_Hudson]

@john_j_dorfner I'll get to BOD, next year. I tried reading that in '96. I was too young for it.

[Ryan Hudson @R_J_Hudson]

Soft Machine on German television, circa 1971. Good stuff.

[Ryan Hudson @R_J_Hudson]

@Grimisham First tape I ever bought for myself with about six of my own dollars. Waterford K-Mart. July of '87. Still got it.

Haven't listened to him in decades, but the mere sight of him brings a smile to my face.

I still seek out humor in music.

Love it when a record makes me laugh.

[Ryan Hudson @R_J_Hudson]

@john_j_dorfner Yeah, that transcription bit never really took off in Cody. I wanted more from it, too.

It was you and two other guys telling me to read Sax... Like, I got that recommendation three times in a week. Took it as a sign.

[Ryan Hudson @R_J_Hudson]

@john_j_dorfner P.S. I snagged a copy of Dr. Sax, the other day. I'm finishing Earth House Hold and then moving on to that, this afternoon. EHH, is really good, man.

[Ryan Hudson @R_J_Hudson]

@john_j_dorfner Hey!

Without putting too fine a point on it, pretty good! English rockers gradually turning toward jazz. Their line-up changed a lot. Worked with Hendrix and Floyd. Dug WSB. They start getting discordant in the mid70s, but this show from '71 was mellow and satisfying.

[Ryan Hudson @R_J_Hudson]

@JordanDavisPoet

[Ryan Hudson @R_J_Hudson]

@JordanDavisPoet There's no shame in asking to be forgiven.

[Adam Grimord-Isham @Grimisham]

The Hired Hands a tribute to Bruce Langhorne. A tribute to one of the secret architects of music by a generation of guitarists influenced by soundtracks, American primitive, avant-garde, ambient, folk, jazz, and cosmic psychedelia leads to a perfect album for a misty morning.

[Ryan Hudson @R_J_Hudson]

@just_takes I stood accused of being a classic rock high schooler. Early 90s. Maturity wasn't my angle, but I think the overall point of your thread is quite good.

Nobody likes a smartypants.

Loud & obnoxious were huge when Urban Hang Suite dropped & it was so... soothing.

[Ryan Hudson @R_J_Hudson]

@just_takes I beg your pardon, that's unclear.

I'd think with every song ever being on their phones, kids now would have to work a lot harder to distinguish their listening habits than classic rock.

Because as a general type, the classic rock high schooler seems as old as classic rock.

[Ryan Hudson @R_J_Hudson]

@just_takes What you've identified as "teenagers who think they're more mature because they only listen to 'classic rock'"...

Is that what passes for digging deep nowadays, or what?

[William Gibson @GreatDismal]

I felt Neuromancer was wildly optimistic, in positing a future at all, let alone one in which multinationals had made a dud of US/USSR having started a nuke-out. Seriously.