Louise Le May - Tell Me One Thing That is New

A discovery via The Curve Ball, this intricate, gentle, and delightfully English singer/songwriter/pianist is one I gladly call a cyberfriend. Comparison points are more or less nonexistent; you'll just have to listen for yourself.

The Kingston Trio - The Merry (Little) Minuet

We don't seem to talk about "the big one" being dropped so much these days. Sometimes it's casually mentioned in discussions of North Korea and their apparently crazed royalty. Also, I think "hurricanes" in this song might more aptly be replaced by "lunatics" today. But this song is still pretty relevant, I think. Long time classic; enjoy.

Don Felder - Heavy Metal (Takin' a Ride)

Rock out.

Sir Psych - Hello Echo

A cyberfriend's latest. Enjoy!

The Alan Parsons Project - Time

From The Turn of a Friendly Card, apparently the second song from that album that I've posted now. Though I do not intend on registering at the fora, I'm sending this one out to those loyal xkcders.

"...flowing like a river²
to the sea¹....

Cream - Disraeli Gears

Sometimes, a tried and true classic is all you need.

The Dragons - Food For My Soul

Jazz-pop-psych-fusion recorded in '69 but released some time later. The album is called "BFI" (for "Blue Forces Intelligence") and is very much worth seeking for fans of organ-driven sounds with spacey polyphony.