Wang Chung, "To Live and Die in L.A."

> I just learned of this song now.

John Tropea, Short Trip to Space

Marlin Records, 1977.

Rupert Holmes, "Touch and Go" and "You Make Me Real"

Both songs from Singles (Epic, 1976).

Big Sean feat. Nipsey Hussle, "Deep Reverence."

I found this song now.

https://twitter.com/besf0rt/status/1368334563999629315

the audacity for you to pretend to care about workers after this pic.twitter.com/8Fqc4SigZR

— Bes D. Socialist (@besf0rt) March 6, 2021

Strip Tease Belette, "Cruel Piano" and "Your Turn"

I found out about this band when I searched online for music "never released on CD." Among the results was a discussion thread from Steve Hoffman Music Forums titled, "1980s Albums That Have *Never* Been Released on CD?" This post mentioned Strip Tease Belette as a "Cult gothic type band, apparently only released on cassette." This post at AlbumoftheYear.com describes Strip Tease Belette as "a very underground French coldwave band back in the latter half of the 80's" that was around for only two years. The band comprised Hubert Beringer, François Rieg aka Frantz, Nicolas Remi, Olivier Forsans, and Denis Urban.

"34+35" (Remix)--Ariana Grande feat. Doja Cat and Megan Thee Stallion

An Excellent Choice

Here. coozledad • 12 hours ago This would be a good song to send out to other civilizations to let them know we're capable of truly beautiful stuff. Maybe the best one.

Bakar, "1st Time"

The first time (indeed) I heard or heard of this song and artist was only a few minutes ago.

The Brat Pack, "You're the Only Woman (The Crossover Radio Mix)"

I just heard of this while browsing WhoSampled.com. A bouncy version of Ambrosia's 1980 hit song.

Earth, Wind & Fire, "Could It Be Right"

From the album Electric Universe (Columbia, 1983).

Sho Madjozi, "Kona"

Tkay Maidza, "You Sad"

Janez Janša

The leader of Slovenia, of whom I've just learned now.

Some Historical Perspective on the Storming of the Capitol

Louis Proyect: No, America Has Not Entered the Weimar Era.