
This is also the 79th birthday of world-famous SF/fantasy writer Ursula K. Le Guin, who is quoted at the start of this fanfic. I read loads of her stuff when I was younger. Maybe Daria did, too.
This is also Apple Day. No, really. Look it up. This is the Holiday Island High kid who thinks he/she was cheated out of a better holiday theme by everyone else (i.e., Apple Day has become a "bad apple.")
Remember the jazz.
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I'm pulling out the record albums* now. In my house today, all day, the jazz will play....
*Trent was right, it IS the warmth of vinyl....
Absolutely. Nothing matches a great vinyl record (and not just because you can find so many great albums on used vinyl for cheap).
I used to listen to jazz a lot about 20 years ago on radio stations. None of them play jazz now. I was thinking of listening to some on the Internet to find some groups I like and maybe get some CDs. Are there some online radio stations with jazz? Good stations? It appears I will be home for a while with little to do.
I highly recommend pandora.com . Just type in the name of an artist (or song) that you like, and it will assemble a radio station made of up artists like the one you named. It has lots of obscure artists, so it's a great way to discover music you haven't heard, as well as hear stuff you know and like.
Let's see, there's KKJZ in Long Beach. Go here: http://www.jazzandblues.org/programming/listen/
For Old timey stuff (1920's1930's), go here:
http://www.dismuke.org/radio/
There's also Jazz Radio 247:
http://www.loudcity.com/stations/jazzradio247/tune_in
There are many more, but this should be a good start.
Thank you. I have my earphones with me so that should help pass the time a lot!
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