I was listening to some old time in music the other day and it was making me think of how

depressing it would be if that was the only music that you could hear.

It's the David Lynch movie.

David Lynch in his movies, he always has those songs, like there's a woman dead in a hotel

and there's just this,

kakkha kk-k-k-k-o-no-noo-doh. dead in a hotel and there's just this this, oh no, do you know, do you imagine living in the days

where that tuba with a needle at the bottom of it?

My grandfather had one of those.

Like in my home, in Pelham, in his poem in Pelham,

in Pelham, New York, they had an old chronograph.

I think that's what it was called, right?

A chronograph and they would play a you know classical my grandparents never listen to they

was Sicilian they never listen to music did your parents or your grandparents have the

TV in a cabinet uh huh and they certainly. And then with the TV would die, a lot of

times folks would put the new TV on top of the cabinet. They would keep the

cabinet with the blown out TV. Yeah, yeah. Dude, everybody did that.

Well, I had a family that never threw anything away.

No, my 90 never ever.

I'm talking about road cones.

You go out to my attic, you find crazy shit up there.

Yes.

Fonograph, not a chronograph. Yes, but the phonograph not a chronograph.

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