EegahIncさんのイラストまとめ

One Sheet Words of Wisdom: The Humanoid (1979) "Being human always points, and is directed, to something or someone, other than oneself - be it a meaning to fulfill or another human being to encounter." - Viktor E. Frankl

Dad Mom Rock Diary: Carole King - Tapestry (1971) Easy to consign to elevators, but most of the tunes really are timeless if you listen without cynicism. Laudable Lyrics: You've got to get up every morning with a smile on your face and show the world all the love in your heart.

Sing A New Song: Angel Olsen - All Mirrors (2019) Came for some standard indie-pop, stayed for the (almost too) heavily orchestrated Baroque mood pieces. Laudable Lyrics: Took a while but I made it through. If I could show you the hell I'd been to.

Sing A New Song: Moon Tooth - Crux (2019) Prog-Metal lives, and seems to be doing quite well, especially if these guys from Long Island have anything to say about it. Hard, heavy, yet accessible. Laudable Lyrics: Get loud, get right! Raise cups to the good fight!

Dad Rock Diary: Roy Harper - Stormcock (1971) One of those musicians other musicians adore. This is probably the best album to listen to find out why. Laudable Lyrics: For here we stand hand to hand, fighting for the Promised Land https://t.co/hiDvAsLRYn

Dad Rock Daily: King Crimson - In the Court of the Crimson King (1969) Ever wonder what would happen if the Moody Blues experienced a Pink Floyd level of existential angst? Here you go. Laudable Lyrics: Knowledge is a deadly friend if no one sets the rul… https://t.co/riip10sLVM

Initial reaction to #RiseOfSkwalker is that there are the standard number of flaws to nitpick, but most sane people are going to enjoy the heck out of it.

Dad Rock Daily: Bob Marley & The Wailers - Natty Dread (1974) Want to understand Marley, look no further than this rather upbeat excursion into the pits of poverty and revolution. Laudable Lyrics: Them belly full, but we hungry; A hungry mob is a angry m… https://t.co/JKn9wyU8nt

The Beast With Five Fingers (1946) Deceased pianist's digits aren't ready to stop playing. Peter Lorre chews up the scenery in the granddaddy of all crawling hand movies. TIL: Can't say the Medici's gave us any saintly popes, but at least they did fund the creation of the piano.

Dad Rock Daily: Camel - Mirage (1974) A bit more melodic and accessible than most of their Prog Rock contemporaries. Deserves to be more than a cult hit. Laudable Lyrics: When he rides, my fears subside, for darkness turns once more to light. https://t.co/6NyAB83Y8T