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larryhammerThree things musical nicked from Kottke:
Fred Rogers sings his opening song from 1967 to 2000, spliced together.
On the past century's decline of the quality of pianos, due to, among other things, skilled craftsmen being replaced by mechanization, certain design decisions, and a near complete lack of good enough wood. Note, though, that the mechanization has gotten better over the years.
Funky dance moves. The music and moves kick it up a notch about 1:15 in -- but the intro helps you appreciate what follows.
---L.
Fred Rogers sings his opening song from 1967 to 2000, spliced together.
On the past century's decline of the quality of pianos, due to, among other things, skilled craftsmen being replaced by mechanization, certain design decisions, and a near complete lack of good enough wood. Note, though, that the mechanization has gotten better over the years.
Funky dance moves. The music and moves kick it up a notch about 1:15 in -- but the intro helps you appreciate what follows.
---L.