What are you listening to?

Listening to fight songs played by the Golden Band from Tigerland!!

The 2016 walk through.  Probably the best YouTube video of TGBTL of the band coming down the hill; although, they are not wearing the uniforms. They still manage to look like a dressier version of Stanford's band.



Cool video of the Pregame from the field



The Pregame from the stands from LSU Auburn 2017.  The show is much better at night, but everything is at Tiger Stadium.  I remember barely being able to stand at this point last year, but with the heat and an incredible amount of water being poured into my system, I was able to make it the whole game...and I remember most of it.



It's LSU, so you cannot have a list of videos without the student section and the band playing "Neck."  Every year, one of the biggest debates on the ever bloody TigerDroppings, is whether the band will play "Neck."

I've got some Christmas classics going on in the background. Felt like listening to some Bing and Nat today, looking forward to Christmas, Yes I am one of those people

Bah Humbug......🤪😜😂😂

This year I will be a scrooge to certain people!

While working on the computer this afternoon, listening to Miles' "Kind of Blue" and Coltraine's "My Favorite Things".

A neighbor's brother came to visit and brought Alexa. First time I encountered her/it. So, asked for directions on how to build a dog house, define Illegal Detainer and play The Ventures. All went well enough. Kind of a neat thing.

My wife,two daughters, mother in law, sister in law and daughter in law all chatting away. Amusing.

I really like radio dramas and spoken word. SiriusXM Classic Radio as well as many many books on Audible.

Very good stuff with which to smoke.

Counting Crows station on Pandora

What a marvelous opening piano solo.

The wife lets me crank this up instead of saying I am not deaf.

Jack London short stories on CD. Listening to "To Build a Fire".

If you have never read that story, I am jealous. So jealous. I read or listen probably every other year or so, but always remember the first time I read it. Read it aloud to someone you love.

I won't give away anything, but to say that it is the most wonderful story you will likely read. Compares with Hemingway's novella "Old Man and the Sea" in its story and its writing. You come out of either one and return back into the world feeling like you have been somewhere else. Regular every day life seems somehow much less compelling.

By comparison, Game of Thrones is pretty lame.

IMO and YMMV of course.