2016 was a weird year (well....duh).
Personally, I felt my tastes solidify quite a bit. I listened to less new music than ever before for a variety of reasons, and what I did listen to had a WAY lower retention than in years past.
Still, I did listen to a lot of stuff I enjoyed. You'll find a smattering after the jump (my actual top 20 list I'll just put a a reply). Feel free to post stuff you liked this year, in list form or not, doesn't matter.
*sigh*
I'm choosing an 18 minute song that takes about 4 minutes to get going at all, all of which ensures that pretty much no one is going to watch or rate this.
The reason why I did this is two-fold.
Continue reading Floating Points – Kuiper
(1 votes, average: 8.00 out of 10)
Loading... I don't have a whole lot of time to play video games anymore.
Okay, so that's not entirely true.
Well, it's official. Our favored team needs to play better than .500 the rest of the way out to avoid 100 losses. I don't feel that it's particularly doable, but hope springs eternal and all that.
Today, the twins take on the mestball. Our only decent starter goes up against a rookie who had a 4.28 ERA in the minors. My hopes for this one are modest - Brian Dozier hits three home runs, and Mauer hits a walkoff grand slam to cap off Santana's 13k no hit shutout.
Welcome back, Mike Pelf...oh. Bye, then!
Joe has already launched a home run. Duffy has already gone an inning without giving up a run. I'm willing to call this game a win, either way.
Brian Dozier got another leadoff home run because that's just what he does.
Let's hope Berrios takes a page of of Buxton's White Sox playbook.
The end is near. Let us treasure baseball - even bad baseball - while there is still baseball to treasure. Winter will be here soon enough.
Shields vs. Santiago doesn't sound particularly promising, but nothing that doesn't involve Santana does anymore.
Go Twins!
Santana dealing, Twins hitting!
Already in progress. A run a piece.
