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Monthly Archives: January 2012
Comfortably Numb: The Inside Story of Pink Floyd, Mark Blake
A very journalistic look at the evolution and dissolution of Pink Floyd, which made for a rather stiff though informative read. Blake’s narrative arc begins just before the band’s brief reunion with Roger Waters for Live Aid 8 in 2005, then zips back in … Continue reading
“…the most beautiful human obsession.”
According to Daniel Levitin’s This is Your Brain on Music, it’s, well, music. If you’re reading this blog, you’re aware that I agree with Levitin, if for no other reason than it justifies my own obsession. I know I should … Continue reading
Shullamuth Ballinger 