Cokers ate it right up
a good album— https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plagiarhythm_Nation
Was? Did you have an internet failing out? Or did one of you stop using the internet?
I remixed them, music, and dense political talks for a one hour show.
“When no more can be sold, you can see that the majority of adults will be virtually prohibited from ever owning one” — “so if you've always admired parts of Piedmont or Orinda…” — “well you could buy one, if you could convince someone to sell you his, and if you're willing to pay his price” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4vPCIWbCOyY
(I will be at this irl btw)
There really hasn't been.
As bad as it is, the current housing crisis isn't nearly as bad as it was back in the 1930's and 40's.
Back then it was so bad that the government ran ad campaigns begging people to rent out their spare bedrooms, dens, garages, etc.
I would also not describe this music as timeless. It's incredibly hard for me to imagine people coming to this music fresh today.