Fun show at Café Nine in New Haven yesterday with Emma Swift (L) and Robyn Hitchcock (C). Oh, and Joey Ramone’s crotch (top). Thanks to Fernando Pinto Presents / East Rock Concert Series and Café Nine for having me. If you haven’t checked out Emma’s record of Dylan covers “Blonde on the Tracks” go check it out, and if you get to see her perform them live, it’s pretty mind-blowing. Robyn treated us to a few live tunes from his new record “Shufflemania”. 

Doom & Gloom 2022: The Year In Bootlegs

So many bootlegs! If you need to get caught up, here's a handy list of these Doom & Gloom exclusives. Some of the old standbys, some new faces. Thanks to all the tapers out there, you are the real heroes.

What will 2023 bring?! I don't know, but I'll still be here. Oh and hey, have you signed up for the Doom & Gloom Substack yet? It's a good time.

#SummerOfPavement

John Fahey - Great American Music Hall, San Francisco, California, July 14, 1976

Through Hills and Valleys, Over Creeks and Rivers: Crazy Horse’s Deep Cut Epics, 1984-2013

Public Image Limited - Toad’s Place, New Haven, Connecticut, April 4, 1983

Low - Johnny Brenda’s, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, February 1, 2016

The Velvet Underground - Music Hall, Cleveland, December 1, 1968

Sonic Youth - Cat’s Cradle, Chapel Hill, North Carolina, November 14, 1982

Lou Reed - Mile End Sundown, London, United Kingdom, November 1, 1972

Richard Thompson - Toad’s Place, New Haven, Connecticut, October 16, 1994

John Cale - Lady Mitchell Hall, Cambridge, England, May 13, 1975

Elkhorn - Volume 2 at Never Ending Books, New Haven, Connecticut, September 12, 2022

Lou Reed - Shibuya Kokaido, Tokyo, Japan, October 26, 2000

Lou Reed - Palace Theater, New Haven, Connecticut, March 7, 1996

Lou Reed - The Bottom Line, New York City, February 25, 1983

Neil Young & The Transband - Westfalenhalle, Dortmund, West Germany, October 11, 1982

The Necks - Bimhuis, Amsterdam, Netherlands, September 26, 1998

R.E.M. - Toad’s Place, New Haven, Connecticut, April 14, 1982 / October 6, 1982 / July 17, 1983

jaimie branch’s FLY or DIE - Boot and Saddle, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, December 18, 2016

John Cale - Oxford Ale House, New Haven, Connecticut, June 20, 1979

Silver Jews - 40 Watt Club, Athens, Georgia, March 10, 2006

Air with Amiri Baraka - WDR Studio, Köln, Germany, March 20, 1982

King Sunny Adé - Toad’s Place, New Haven, Connecticut, February 7, 1983

Patti Smith w/ Lou Reed - Central Park, New York City, June 27, 1977

John Fahey - Unknown Venue, Santa Barbara, California, January 1968

Neil Young - Acoustic H.O.R.D.E.

The Willies - The Peanut Gallery, Haledon, New Jersey, April 24, 1983

The Slits - Dingwalls, London, United Kingdom, May 13, 1977

Neil Young with Poncho and the MG’s - Rock Am Ring Festival, Nürburgring, Germany, May 18, 2002

Neil Young with Booker T. & the MGs - Warfield Theater, San Francisco, California, June 9, 1993

Lou Reed - Glastonbury Festival, Worthy Farm, Pilton, England, June 27, 1992

The Feelies - World Cafe Live, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, March 19, 2022

Robyn Hitchcock - Robyn Sings Again

Wilco - Toad’s Place, New Haven, Connecticut, September 16, 2000

The Feelies - The Grotto, New Haven, Connecticut, August 30, 1986 / Toad’s Place, New Haven, Connecticut, May 11, 1991

Sonic Youth - This Ain’t No Picnic Festival, Oak Canyon Ranch, Irvine, California, July 4, 1999

Lou Reed - ZigZag Magazine, Conversation with John Tobler, December 1971

Television - Toad’s Place, New Haven, Connecticut, December 1, 1992

Tom Verlaine - Toad’s Place, New Haven, Connecticut, October 10, 1981 / May 26, 1982

Jerry Jeff Walker & David Bromberg - WBAI-FM, New York City, 1969

The Replacements - 7th Street Entry, Minneapolis, Minnesota, September 5, 1981

Lou Reed - The Robinson Apartment, New York City, March 1971

So I was watching the 1995 adaptation of “Persuasion” last night, as one does, and I thought of something Alfred Hitchcock said about suspense. It seems incongruous to bring up Hitchcock in reference to this movie but hear me out.

When asked about the tension and suspense in his movies, Hitchcock said (paraphrasing from memory here) that suspense is just a function of information. Give the audience information the characters don’t have. If you show a scene of two people in a cafe talking and then the cafe blows up, there’s shock but no suspense. But if you show a bomb under the table that the characters don’t know about, that creates suspense, because the audience knows something the characters don’t.

What in the world does this have to do with “Persuasion”? It struck me again last night how completely oblivious every character in the story is to what’s actually happening. There are only 3 characters who know the full tale of what’s going on here: Anne, Wentworth, and Lady Russell (who doesn’t truly know the whole story, and is not present for the majority of the film). As far as everyone in Uppercross and Lyme knew, Captain Wentworth and Miss Anne Elliot had crossed paths briefly a number of years ago. It was an inconsequential acquaintance, and they have not had any long or visible interactions in the present. Their own respective sisters are totally clueless, even.

But we, the audience, know. The film shows us Anne’s state, her misery over the loss of Wentworth, that she still has memories and mementos of him. We  see her shock and then relief when Sophy Croft talks about her brother’s marriage and then adds it was the other brother. We see her grabbing the chair for support. Nobody else around Anne notices this, but of course the audience, being given pieces of information about Anne’s history with Frederick is looking for those moments and the film is focusing us on them. And then as Anne beings to regain her spirits, we see Wentworth’s feelings for her soften, then his jealousy starting to rear it’s head, and so on. 

That’s what all films do, of course, make us look at certain things, call our attention to moments, details, in order to bring us into the story. But I feel like this movie does it better than others and it feels to me quintessentially Austen to tell the story this way. Her books are much like this too, where you as the reader see the inner workings of the main characters that they don’t always reveal to the other characters. (We know Elinor is heartbroken at a level her family doesn’t realize until late in the book, we know Elizabeth’s opinion of Darcy has altered wildly while her family still thinks she hates him, etc.)

I think this is one of the reasons this adaptation is the one I keep coming back to. Watching it is basically being given insider knowledge. We get to see the reconciliation and romance between Anne and Wentworth even as all their friends and family don’t notice. It’s like being let in on a secret. Everyone around them has been oblivious to this romantic story unfolding in their midst, and at the end, Anne and Wentworth are so lost in each other they are oblivious to a literal circus walking past them.

Upcoming Shows (Feb. 2023)

"You forgot..." No, I didn't forget. This is not a comprehensive list. Feb. 10 - Margo Price at the Fillmore Feb. 11 - The Lone Bellow at the Fillmore Feb. 13 - Pardoner at the Bottom of the Hill Feb. 20 - Chisel at the Great American Music Hall Feb. 21 - Squirrel Flower at the Rickshaw Stop Feb. 22 - White Reaper at August Hall Feb. 22 & 24 - Yo La Tengo at the Fillmore Feb. 23 - Bob Mould (solo) at the Chapel Feb. 23 - Fake Fruit w/Flasher at the Rickshaw Stop Feb. 24 - White Denim at the Great American Music Hall Mar. 3 - Andy Shauf at the Great American Music Hall Mar. 3 - The Sadies at the Chapel Mar. 5 - S.G. Goodman at Cafe du Nord Mar. 5 - Regina Spektor at the Warfield Mar. 5 - Maggie Rogers at the Bill Graham Civic Auditorium Mar. 6 - Lou Roy at the Brick + Mortar Music Hall Mar. 9 - Enumclaw at the Bottom of the Hill Mar. 11-12 PUP at the Regency Grand Ballroom Mar. 13-17 - Godspeed You! Black Emperor at the Chapel Mar. 14 - The Church at the Great American Music Hall Mar. 15 - Titus Andronicus at the Chapel (outdoor stage) Mar. 18 - The Beths at the Fillmore Mar. 21 - Robyn Hitchcock at the Chapel Mar. 25-26 - Weyes Blood at the Regency Grand Ballroom Mar. 28 - Big Joanie at the Rickshaw Stop Apr. 8 - Screaming Females at the Bottom of the Hill Apr. 8 - Sunny Day Real Estate at the Regency Grand Ballroom Apr. 14 - Sleaford Mods at August Hall Apr. 15 - They Might be Giants at the Fillmore Apr. 16 - They Might be Giants at the Fox Theater in Oakland Apr. 17-19 - The Residents at the Great American Music Hall Apr. 22 - Iggy Pop at the Masonic Apr. 24 - Sunset Rubdown at the Independent April 24 - Nikki Lane at the Chapel Apr. 27-28 - Goose at the Warfield Apr. 28 - Avey Tare at the Chapel May 3 - Caroline Rose at the Fillmore May 5 - Xiu Xiu at the Chapel May 6 - Crowded House at the Fox Theater in Oakland May 6 - Wednesday at the Independent May 8 - Deerhoof at the Great American Music Hall May 12 - Ladytron at August Hall May 12-14 - Fruit Bats at the Chapel May 15 - First Aid Kit at the Fox Theater in Oakland May 21 - Hoodoo Gurus at the Great American Music Hall May 24 - Sondre Lerche at the Chapel June 27 - Pedro the Lion at the Independent Sept. 3-6 - Osees at the Chapel

Annette Benson, Robin Irvine, and ivor Novello in Downhill (Alfred Hitchcock, 1927)

Cast: Ivor Novello, Ben Webster, Norman McKinnel, Robin Irvine, Jerrold Robertshaw, Sibyl Rhoda, Annette Benson, Lillian Braithwaite, Isabel Jeans. Screenplay: Eliot Stannard, based on a play by Constance Collier and Ivor Novello. Cinematography: Claude L. McDonnell. Art direction: Bertram Evans. Film editing: T.L. Rich, Ivor Montagu. 

Downhill (retitled When Boys Leave Home for its American release) is a standard melodrama about the calamity brought upon a schoolboy by a shopgirl's accusation and the promise he made that prevents him from revealing the truth. Roddy Berwick (Ivor Novello) is a rich young man whose roommate, Tim Wakeley (Robin Irvine), a student attending the school on a scholarship, gets a shopgirl, Mabel (Annette Benson), in what they used to call "trouble." (Or so she supposedly says: No intertitles explicitly reveal the nature of her accusation.) But Mabel pins the blame on Roddy because his family has money. Roddy nobly takes the rap, promising not to reveal the truth because Tim would lose his scholarship. The sequence that sets up the premise for the rest of the film is slow, overlong, and made a bit murkier than it should be by Hitchcock's refusal to use intertitles. But once Roddy leaves school in disgrace and is kicked out by his father (Norman McKinnel), the film picks up the pace. (It's also something of a break for Novello, who was in his mid-30s when the film was made, a bit old to convincingly play a schoolboy.) The first really Hitchcockian touch in the film comes when we find the disgraced Roddy as a waiter, serving a couple at a table in a cafe. The woman leaves her cigarette case behind, and Roddy slips it into his pocket. Has he fallen so far that he now resorts to larceny? No, the camera angle shifts, and we suddenly find that we are onstage. Roddy is a member of the chorus of a musical comedy, and he has taken the case so he can return it to the star of the show, Julia Fotheringale (Isabel Jeans), with whom he is smitten. It's a witty bit of staging that shows the hand of the master. Suffice it to say, things do not go well for Roddy: He inherits a small fortune from his godmother, which makes him an easy mark for the golddigging Julia, whom he marries and who bankrupts him. He becomes a gigolo in a Montmartre dance hall, and declines further until we find him, dissipated and ill, in a Marseilles rooming house. His fortunes take a turn when some sailors, scheduled for trip to England, decide that his family must have money and take him along to collect a reward for returning him. So Roddy makes his way home and is welcomed by his father, who, having learned the truth, has been searching for him all this time. This rather soppy stuff was devised by Novello himself for a play he co-wrote with Constance Collier under the pseudonym David L'Estrange. It was adapted into a scenario by Eliot Stannard, a frequent collaborator with Hitchcock in the silent era. Though the film is on the whole a dud, there are a few moments of brilliance, particularly a stunning scene when a patron in the dance hall suffers some kind of attack and the waiters draw back the curtains to let in fresh air. The morning light floods the hall, revealing the shabbiness of the locale and its aging, over-made-up customers. The scenes in the squalid Marseilles house are also beautifully illuminated by cinematographer Claude L. McDonnell. And those who know of Hitchcock's fear of policemen will relish the first sight Roddy has when he reaches England at the end: a stern-looking bobby patrolling the harbor.

From April 24th to April 25th

24-04-2024

THE ORB “Live 93”; LOUIS JORDAN & HIS TYMPANY FIVE “Louis Jordan 1934-1940”; NADA SURF “If I Had Hi-Fi”; PENGUIN CAFE ORCHESTRA “Penguin Cafe Orchestra”; DE DANNAN “1/2 Set In Harlem”; THE CHIEFTAINS “Chieftains”

25-04-2024

ELLA FITZGERALD “Ella Fitzgerald Sings The George And Ira Gershwin Songbook”; TEDDY WILSON & HIS ORCHESTRA “Teddy Wilson 1939”; ARETHA FRANKLIN “Aretha Now”; PIZZAMAN “Pizzamania”; PIXIES “Pixies Live In The USA, 2014”; J.B. HUTTO “Pet Cream Man”; SEBADOH “The Sebadoh”; JEAN MICHEL JARRE “Oxygene 3”; ROBYN HITCHCOCK & THE EGYPTIANS “Fegmania”; EDDIE FLOYD “Knock On Wood”; BLACK STAR LINER “Bengali Bantam Youth Experience!”; MICHAEL JACKSON “Bad”; THROWING MUSES “Red Heaven”

As I was sitting at the terrace of the café, a graying old man with a moustache and round glasses that was leaving paused by my table and asked, Newspaper? I looked at him and said yes, gladly thank you very much, the courteous way of being and manners of another age where it was customary to leave your newspaper to other cafe patrons, he had a cane an a hat and looked every bit like the characters of Agatha Christie black and white movies by Alfred Hitchcock, all he was missing was a melon hat, I would learn later on making his acquaintance that he was a retired doctor, and that he walked with a limp due to a stray bullet during Argentina's civil war that had shattered his knee, in retrospect I understood the gravity and determination of his face, that although he had surely seen the worst of the dirty war he kept it to himself, like many others, and there were others that didn't and wrote the many poems and literary works that was their escape from the tragedy that senselessly gripped Argentina, that like all tragedies was undue and didn't make any sense other than fulfilling itself at the expense of countless lives, in the columns of the newspaper that he gave me was an article about Che Guevara by Italo Calvino and a retrospective of the work of Gelman, Juan Gelman, Argentinian poet and intellectual of the sort that the Junta could neither stand nor reduce them to silence without making their message even more potent and heard far beyond the borders of the nation, I kept the newspaper and translated parts of it for the novel, which wasn't easy but I spoke some Spanish from growing up in Kansas, each day as I returned to the same cafe I sat down to read and translate one of Gelman's poems, for the sense of being there that emanated to from them, where Gelman could neither silently shout nor silently keep quiet, but you couldn't do these things or if you could it came at the cost of an immense strenght and heartbreak, because the worst shouts are not those who are heard, they are the silent shouts of the heart, and yet silence is strength, silence that turns into determination that nobody can defeat because it is the fabric of will, that is not a vocal expression or a desire but the silent refusal, permeating his poems, to surrender and to accept defeat, because that battle is as old as humanity itself, the battle of right against wrong is not carried on as much by the righteous as by those who are wronged, who pay the price of suffering, by the wretched of the earth which are frowned upon because of our collective failure at fairness and our personal successes at selfishness

13x15 Notes

-the title……

-“I can not take any more of these cold slices” there’s a microwave behind you!!!!!

-what is this music

-SAM HONEYPOTTING

-this is literally that scene from BBC Sherlock where they go into a gentleman’s club and they see Mark Gatiss in a fatsuit

-no more chewing sounds

-I hate this character

-the way this ep is shot and lit is way too good and then I look up the director and it’s Amanda Tapping

-I hope that Asian woman in the cafe was paid handsomely

-the music is so goofy

-wait are we actually doing a mob episode?????

-ohhhhhh kitty cat!!!!!

-this episode is. Dabb and Singer think they wrote a pastiche of The Sopranos. Tapping thinks she’s directing a Hitchcock movie. Jackles thinks he’s Humphrey Bogart. Jarpad wants to go home

-bro what the hell is going on

-THE CHOIR????????

-HE HAS FAITHHHHHH

I mean. Everyone involved in this was crazy out of their mind and this is not a Good episode by any means. But it’s fun. It’s a novelty SPN ep what do you want me to say 7/10

Daddy Submission Form

Name: James

Age: 56 

Location:  Millburn, NJ;   New York City 

Role: Daddy/Dom (Male) of Little (Female)

About Me:  Deeply literate, imaginative, caring and kind, very fit, attractive (I’m told) for an old guy.  Relatively new to the life, but deeply experienced with role play.  

Regular Life:  Career software designer, actual Dad, now stretching out as a musician and writer.  

Daddy Life:  I seek regular meet ups, texting and closeness in between;  but also: clear boundaries and respect for privacy.  If it’s our special, secret thing, that’s fine with me.   

Regular Interests:  Studying and playing jazz;  Reading (and writing) fiction and poetry; Meeting in cafes, parks, art galleries & museums;  Exploring NYC walking & talking; staying inside and cuddling.    

Daddy Interests: A Little who craves being cared for, and attended to, given presents and pats when she’s good;  scolded and when she behaves like a brat, punished when she’s bad, but shown patience, guidance and love throughout.   

Activities?  Going for ice cream, to the candy story, the M&M store in Manhattan, Build-a-Bear, shopping for clothes my Little likes. 

Favorite Shows / Movies?   Too many.  I’m a movie and quality TV buff.  Hitchcock, Polanski, Jacques Demy, Cohen Bros.  White Lotus! 

Preferred Partner Age: 24-48

Preferred Partner Role: 
 Little, Sub (Female)

What I am looking for in a Partner: 
I like when my Little wants to please Daddy in return for all the things she most needs. And when she’s been bratty or bad, comes to Daddy for forgiveness.  

Dislikes/ Deal Breakers:  Fakes, time-wasters, people who are on the fence and don’t know what they want or like.  

Relationship Type: Sexual and Non-Sexual - both are important to me

Best way to contact me:  Here, for now.  #Jimmyc748

February 2023 Media Breakdown

Movies:

The Banshees of Inisherin (2022) - Martin McDonagh

Catherine Called Birdy (2022) - Lena Dunham

The Princess Diaries (2001) - Garry Marshall

The Princess Diaries 2: Royal Engagement (2004) - Garry Marshall

Barbarian (2022) - Zach Cregger

TÁR (2022) - Todd Field

Mangrove (2020) - Steve McQueen

Fresh Dressed (2015) - Sacha Jenkins

Buckjumping (2018) - Lily Keber

Paris is Burning (1990) - Jennie Livingston

The Girl from Chicago (1932) - Oscar Micheaux

Metropolis (1927) - Fritz Lang

Marnie (1964) - Alfred Hitchcock

It Happened One Night (1934) - Frank Capra

Titanic (1997) - James Cameron

A Choice of Weapons: Inspired by Gordon Parks (2021) - John Maggio

Rodgers and Hammerstein’s Cinderella (1997) - Robert Iscove

A View to a Kill (1985) - John Glen

Black Is… Black Ain’t (1994) - Marlon Riggs

The Birds (1963) - Alfred Hitchcock

Knock at the Cabin (2023) - M. Night Shyamalan

La passion de Jeanne d’Arc (The Passion of Joan of Arc) (1928) - Carl Theodore Dreyer

Castle in the Sky (1986) - Hayao Miyazaki

Judas and the Black Messiah (2021) - Shaka King

Star Wars: The Last Jedi (2017) - Rian Johnson

Vampire Hunter D: Bloodlust (2000) - Yoshiaki Kawajiri

TV Shows:

The Last of Us - Season 1, Episodes 4-7 (2023)

Books: Completed

The Lord of Opium (2009) - Nancy Farmer

A Darker Shade of Magic (2015) - V.E. Schwab

Ariadne (2021) - Jennifer Saint

Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow (2022) - Gabrielle Zevin

If Beale Street Could Talk (1974) - James Baldwin

Brave New World (1932) - Aldous Huxley

Fire & Blood: A History of the Targaryen Kings from Aegon the Conqueror to Aegon III (2018) - George R.R. Martin

A Court of Thorns and Roses (2015) - Sarah J. Maas

The Bluest Eye (1970) - Toni Morrison

Borne (2017) - Jeff VanderMeer

Books: In Progress

Bitterblue (2012) - Kristin Cashore | 18%

Six of Crows (2015) - Leigh Bardugo | 5%

Crime and Punishment (1866) - Fyodor Dostoevsky | 18%

Top 3 Albums:

Live At The Cafe Rouge (2010) - Artie Shaw | jazz

Kick in the Teeth (2023) - Hippo Campus | indie rock

flounder (2023) - quinnie | indie rock/alternative

Crafts:

Made so much plarn and crocheted 4 plarn tote bags from it

The Best Things to Do in St. Louis This Weekend, February 16 to 19 | Arts Stories & Interviews | St. Louis

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What to Do While Visiting Dartmouth

Are you planning a visit to Dartmouth College? Located in the beautiful town of Hanover, New Hampshire, Dartmouth is a great place to explore and experience all that the region has to offer. Here we are listing some ideas for what to do during your visit.

First and foremost, take a tour of the Dartmouth campus. With its picturesque setting and historic architecture, Dartmouth is a beautiful place to walk around and explore. You could also visit some campus museums, like the Hood Museum of Art or the Dartmouth College Library. These are great places to learn about the university's history and culture.

If you're interested in the outdoors, Dartmouth is the perfect place to be and for campus storage as well. The area is known for its beautiful forests and trails, so be sure to take a hike or go for a bike ride. You could also visit the Dartmouth Outing Club, which offers a variety of outdoor activities and adventures.

If you're looking for something more low-key, you could visit the town of Hanover. The town is home to a variety of shops, restaurants, and cafes, so there's something for everyone. You could also visit the Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center, which is known for its cutting-edge research and innovative treatments.

In conclusion, there's plenty to do while visiting Dartmouth. Please take a tour of the campus, explore the outdoors, visit the town of Hanover, and take advantage of our summer storage service to make your trip hassle-free. With a little bit of planning, you will have a memorable and enjoyable visit.

Guide To San Diego Attractions and Fun Activities for an Amazing Vacation

San Diego is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the US. This amazing city offers many experiences for a wonderful vacation. No wonder so many tourists from the Middle East love visiting this US city. So, if you are vacationing and have a US visit visa from Dubai, make sure San Diego city is on your itinerary. Here are some San Diego attractions and fun activities that will make your vacation amazing:

Old Town San Diego State Historic Park

One of the top San Diego tourist attractions is Old Town San Diego State Historic Park. This area displays homes, shops, and buildings that have been preserved and restored to the architectural styles of the first European settlers in California. Many even consider this place as the starting point for California. Some places you cannot miss here are Casa de Estudillo, 1st brick building, Courthouse, Junípero Serra Museum, and The Whaley House. There are also many shops, restaurants, and cafes for some authentic Mexican food for gastronomic delights. This is a beautiful part of San Diego that shows why the preservation of heritage is important.

The San Diego Zoo

Visiting the legendary San Diego Zoo has to be the no.1 on your list of things to do in downtown San Diego. The zoo is spread across 100 acres with the exhibits located on different trails within the zoo. From jaguars and tigers to red pandas and koalas, San Diego Zoo is one of the largest conservation centers in the world with more than 12,000 animals on the endangered list. The zoo is huge, so you can catch a tour bus that can take you around. But the trails can be fun if you are up for a walk. There are also many shows involving animals here that are fun and educational at the same time. This wonderful place is an absolute must-see when you are in San Diego.

Sea World San Diego

Checking out the marine life at SeaWorld is one of the most fun things to do in San Diego. This is another iconic attraction of the city that attracts tourists from all over the world. Apart from the marine life shows, the park has rides like Journey to Atlantis, Manta Rollercoaster, Shipwreck Rapids, and Emperor, which along with giving you thrills and excitement, will also make you wet. However, the most amazing attractions here are marine animals like dolphins, otters, seals, penguins, and sharks. Their shows are entertaining and hilarious, and they are the main reasons why you are guaranteed to have a great time at SeaWorld.

Balboa Park

If New York has Central Park then San Diego has Balboa Park. This park is so huge that it houses the San Diego Zoo. Though the zoo will cost you money, the rest of the park is one of the top free things to do in San Diego. Everywhere you look, you will find a sight worth capturing in a picture. Sporting one of the world’s largest lath structures, the Botanical Building should be one of the stops. The park is full of many gardens of different styles that will take you to another world. There are also many other buildings, theatres, monuments, and museums like the Old Globe Theatre, Spreckels Organ Pavilion, Marie Hitchcock Puppet Theater, San Diego Museum of Art, Fleet Science Center, and San Diego Model Railroad Museum. There’s something for everyone.

USS Midway Museum

With service over 41 years and more than 20,000 sailors calling this place home, one of the oldest serving aircraft carriers, USS Midway, now finds itself stationed at San Diego giving enthusiasts an exclusive look into the military might of the US. The carrier displays 30 aircraft that have been restored because most of them have seen action. You can check them out closely. There are also 60 exhibits dedicated to different aspects of the ship. This is one of the most amazing places to visit in San Diego that will be a lot of fun.

One of the top San Diego tourist attractions is Old Town San Diego State Historic Park. This area displays homes, shops, and buildings that have been preserved and restored to the architectural styles of the first European settlers in California. Many even consider this place as the starting point for California. Some places you cannot miss here are Casa de Estudillo, 1st brick building, Courthouse, Junípero Serra Museum, and The Whaley House. There are also many shops, restaurants, and cafes for some authentic Mexican food for gastronomic delights. This is a beautiful part of San Diego that shows why the preservation of heritage is important.

The above-given San Diego tourist spots should not be missed, but many more wonderful attractions will make your vacation amazing. So, check them out and have a great time in San Diego.

Radio NET Bulgaria (December 25, 2022)

23:55 SMOOTH SOUL HOLIDAY - Oh Come All Ye Faithful-Behold Him 23:51 NILS - Christmas is Here 23:48 CHRISTMAS CAROLS - Christmas Bells 23:46 JONATHAN BUTLER - Deck The Halls 23:42 CHRIS 'BIG DOG' DAVIS - White Christmas 23:38 MARCUS ANDERSON - What Child Is This 23:33 BRIAN CULBERTSON - Angels We Have Heard On High 23:27 SHIN GIWON CHRISTMAS CAROL COLLECTION - The First Noel 23:24 GERALD ALBRIGHT - This Christmas 23:19 BEN TANKARD - God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen 23:16 DAVE KOZ - It's Beginning To Look A Lot Like Christmas (Feat. Jonathan Butler) 23:12 DREW DAVIDSEN - Silent Night 23:09 SHAKATAK - The Christmas Song 23:04 DR. SAXLOVE - Let It Snow 23:00 BRADLEY LEIGHTON - Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas 22:54 SUNLOUNGER - Sunny Tales (Chill Version) 22:51 MOBY - Porcelain 22:48 DARK MATTERS, CATHY BURTON - Together (Album Mix) 22:43 RUSLAN-SET, POWERMS, V.RAY - Aspiration (Vocal Mix) 22:37 DJ ARTAK SAMVEL, SONE SILVER - I Feel Your Body 22:32 ROGER SHAH, ADRINA THORPE - Island (Album Mix) 22:30 EMMA HEWITT - Miss You Paradise (Strings & Acoustic Version) 22:25 LEO DE LA ROSA - Sugar In Your Kiss 22:20 JULIAN VINCENT, CATHY BURTON - Certainty (Andy Prinz Chillout Mix) 22:15 MARGA SOL - What I Need 22:12 INMOTION - Summer Days 22:04 TARAS BAZEEV - Western 22:00 IIO - Rapture (Lametta Made 2 Chill Remix) 21:55 YULIET TOPAZ - Frozen 21:52 MAX STONE - Love Is... (W&D Chill Out Mix) 21:47 ANA CRIADO - Can't Hold Back The Rain (Dark Matters Original) 21:42 ANDAIN - Beautiful Things (Andain Piano Version) 21:37 BENNY BENASSI - Illusion (Taras Bazeev Chillout Remix) 21:34 ARMIN VAN BUUREN VS. SOPHIE ELLIS BEXTOR - Not Giving Up On Love (Acoustic Version) 21:29 DART RAYNE, YURA MOONLIGHT, CATE KANELL - Shelter Me (Moonnight Remix) 21:25 NICOLA HITCHCOCK - Surrender 21:20 BLANK & JONES - Coming Home (Afterlife Mix) 21:15 MUSIC EMOTION - Believe (Jazz Fusion Mix) 21:12 ALY & FILA - Rosaires (Chill Out Mix) 21:07 ANURAG NANDVANSHI - Soul Of India (Chill Out) 21:04 TUKAN - Wonder Of Life (Chill Out Mix) 21:00 SOUND BEHAVIOUR - Arena 20:56 CHRIS REECE - Overflow 20:52 CAPA - Julian 20:47 EXIMINDS, AELYN - I Feel You (Chillout Version) 20:42 MY 7SKY - Time Moment Has Stopped (Original Mix) 20:39 CERF, MITISKA & JAREN, RANK 1 - Witness (Acoustic Mix) 20:35 DREAMLOUNGER - Sunset Dream 20:31 FLORITO - Saigon Morning 20:27 FRAINBREEZE, ANGEL FALLS - I'll Be There (Original Mix) 20:22 LAID BACK - People (Banzai Republic vs. Trentemoeller Mix) 20:18 NASH & PEPPER, ROGUE RAVEN - Am I Wrong (Acoustic Mix) 20:11 ABOVE & BEYOND, RICHARD BEDFORD - Sun & Moon (Paul Hills Sunset 2 Moonrise Mix) 20:05 DJ KODI - Love Will Tear Us Apart 20:02 ROMA BABANOV - Flight 19:58 BELLATRAX FEAT. TINA COUSINS - Can’t Hold Back (Acoustic Mix) 19:53 LEO DE LA ROSA - First Affair (Down Tempo Version) 19:47 LEMONGRASS - Ocean Kisses (Original Mix) 19:41 ROAN PORTMAN - In Faith We Trust 19:37 MARGA SOL - It's You 19:34 TOUCH & GO - Straight To...Number One (Dreamcatcher Mix) 19:31 KENNY G, LOUIS ARMSTRONG - What A Wonderful World 19:27 SUNLOUNGER, SEIS CUERDAS - Balearic Breakfast (Chill Version) 19:24 METAHARMONIKS - Doors 19:18 INDIGO SUN - You Don't Fool Me (Tango Cafe Mix) 19:15 ROBERT NICKSON - Maybe Next Time (Chill Out Mix) 19:09 LISAYA - Falling (Roan Portman Chillout Mix) 19:05 SUE MCLAREN - Haunted (Zetandel Chill Out Remix) 19:00 PETE MURRAY - So Beautiful (Acoustic Version) 18:56 COASTLINE - Alone With You (feat. Madelin Zero) (Chillout Remix) 18:52 DEPECHE MODE - Enjoy The Silence (Pacific State Chillout Mix) 18:46 BLANK & JONES, STEVE KILBEY - Revealed (Bliss Mix) 18:42 FUNKAHOLICS - Don't Wanna Give You Up (Feat. Nathalie) (Chill Version) 18:38 LP - Lost On You (Elk Road Remix) 18:32 LAZY HAMMOCK - Pleasure’s All Mine (Chill Beat Mix) 18:28 BOB SINCLAR - World Hold On (Acoustic Version) 18:24 THE UNDERDOG PROJECT - Winter Jam (Acoustic Version) 18:18 RAYAN MYERS - Pleasant Calmness (Original Mix) 18:15 RAZ NITZAN, MARIA NAYLER - Echo Of My Soul (Chill Out Mix) 18:11 SEVEN24, VLADIMIR LOBOV - Fable 18:06 JAN VAYNE - Fruits & Passion (Armin van Buuren's Downtempo Mix) 18:03 SAGI REI - Rhythm Is A Dancer (Verano Chill Out Mix) 17:57 FIVE SEASONS - Fleeting Moments 17:54 EMMA HEWITT - Carry Me Away (Live Acoustic Version) 17:49 DUBDIVER - Reverie 17:46 MISS B.T. - Right Now (Sweet Lovin' Edit) 17:42 CUE - Hello 17:38 EMILY UNDERHILL - Fly 17:36 SPOR - Pacifica (Acoustic Version) 17:30 SUNLOUNGER, KYLER ENGLAND - Change Your Mind (Chill Version) 17:27 SYLVERING - True Faith 17:23 MARCUS SCHOSSOW, ANDY DUGUID, EMMA HEWITT - Light (Acoustic Version) 17:19 JES - Imagination (Richard Robson Remix) 17:14 CHICANE - No Ordinary Morning (Original Mix) 17:10 SHARAM, DANIEL BEDINGFIELD - The One (Downtempo Mix) 17:06 DJ OKAWARI - Luv Letter 17:00 MARGA SOL - Prayer For Love (Soul Avenue's Balearic Blues Mix) 16:50 SERGIO SALVATORE - (There's No Place Like) Home For The Holidays 16:45 MARCUS ADAMS - Alone for Christmas 16:41 HANK BILAL - O Christmas Tree 16:37 DEAN GRECH - What Do You Want This Year For Christmas 16:33 NICK DUKAS - This Is Christmas 16:30 ARIEL B - Last Christmas 16:25 DAVID GARFIELD - White Christmas 16:21 SMOOTH SOUL HOLIDAY - Come All Ye Faithful 16:12 BRUCE MCKENZIE - Holiday Season 16:08 RONNY SMITH - Christmas Time is Here 16:04 DREW DAVIDSEN - God Rest Ye 16:00 JEANETTE HARRIS - My Favorite Things 15:59 ELY BRUNA - All I Want for Christmas Is You 15:55 JAY ROWE - Joy to the World 15:52 JAREZ - Santa Claus Is Coming to Town 15:50 CHRISTMAS CAROLS - Adeste Fidels 15:45 TONY CRADDOCK JR. - Deck The Halls 15:41 DR. SAXLOVE - O Little Town Of Bethlehem 15:36 SHIN GIWON CHRISTMAS CAROL COLLECTION - Jingle Bell Rock 15:32 THE TIMELESS QUINTET - Mary Did You Know 15:28 NILS - In a Holiday Mood 15:25 COOL SPRING JAZZ QUARTET - Angels We Have Heard On High 15:21 SHAKATAK - Happy Christmas To Ya! 15:18 PETER WHITE - The Best Part Of Christmas 15:14 PEGGY DUQUESNEL - I Wonder as I Wander 15:10 MICHAEL MCDONALD - This Christmas 15:08 VINCENT INGALA - Merry Christmas All 15:04 HERB ALPERT - The Christmas Song 15:00 AARON BING - Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas 14:57 DAVE KOZ - All You Need Is Love 14:53 ART RUPRECHT - Silent Night 14:48 JUSTIN YOUNG - I'll Be Home For Christmas 14:44 BRADLEY LEIGHTON - Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow! 14:40 K.VIO, TIM TONIC - The Little Drummer Boy 14:36 BROOKE ALFORD, MARCUS ANDERSON - The First Noel (In the Sun) 14:32 GIORGIA PAPASIDERO - Oh Happy Day 14:27 BRIAN LENAIR - O Come All Ye Faithful 14:22 BROOKE ALFORD - Christmas Time Is Here 14:18 KIM WATERS - My Gift to You 14:13 MICHAEL LINGTON - Oh Holy Night 14:07 SAM LEVINE - Come, Thou Long Expected Jesus 14:03 HARPER, GUS AND GOMEZ - Christmas Time 14:00 CHRIS 'BIG DOG' DAVIS - Its the Most Wonderful Time of the Year 13:56 TONY LINDSAY - Merry Christmas 13:50 MARCUS ANDERSON - Oh Come All Ye' Faithful 13:46 BEN TANKARD - White Christmas 13:42 NEAL DAVIS - Golden Bells 13:39 RONNY SMITH - Go Tell It on the Mountain 13:35 SLIM MAN - Jingle Bells 13:31 MARION MEADOWS - What Child Is This 13:28 TON SMITH - God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen (feat. Preston Smith and Oliver Scott) 13:23 JOHNNY JOHNSON - Silver Bells 13:21 NICK DUKAS - When Christmas Comes Around 13:17 ARIEL B - Candy Cane Love 13:15 SYLVIA BENNETT - It's Christmas Time 13:12 CHRISTMAS CAROLS - Il Valzer Delle Candele 13:08 JAY ROWE - Auld Lang Syne 13:04 DR. SAXLOVE - Deck The Halls 13:00 SHIN GIWON CHRISTMAS CAROL COLLECTION - All I Want For Christmas Is You 12:58 NICK COLIONNE - Santa Claus Is Coming to Town 12:53 NILS - Snow Outside My Window 12:49 SMOOTH SOUL HOLIDAY - Angels We Have Heard on High 12:47 ART MORRIS - Baby It's Cold Outside 12:43 SHAKATAK - A Christmas Dream 12:39 TONY G COPELAND, CORY JAMES - Winter Wonderland (feat. Cory James) 12:35 FANTASIA - This Christmas 12:31 ROB TARDIK - Christmas Morning 12:28 DAMIEN ESCOBAR - The Christmas Song 12:23 DANIEL D. - Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas 12:20 VINCENT INGALA - Merry Christmas, Darling 12:17 I've Got My Love To Keep Me Warm (featuring India.Arie and Trombone Shorty) 12:14 HERB ALPERT - Silent Night 12:10 PEGGY DUQUESNEL - Christmas Is Here 12:08 JUSTIN YOUNG - Let It Snow 12:04 K.VIO, TIM TONIC - O Christmas Tree 12:00 BRADLEY LEIGHTON - The First Noel 11:56 BERNIE MARTINI - Falling for You Like Snow 11:49 JON GIBSON - Everybody Sing A Christmas Song 11:47 GILBERTO GIACONI - Jingle Bell Rock 11:43 THREESTYLE - Our Christmas (feat. Magdalena Chovancova & Robert Fertl) 11:38 CAROL NETHEN - O Holy Night 11:34 KIM WATERS - I'll Be Home for Christmas 11:30 ART FOUR SALE - Feliz Navidad 11:27 ANDRE DELANO - Jolly Old Saint Nicholas 11:23 NATHAN WOODWARD - Hark the Herald Angels Sing 11:19 DANA FIELDS - Christmas Time Is Here 11:14 MARCUS ANDERSON - Mary Did You Know 11:10 LELIO LUTTAZZI - White Christmas 11:06 BEN TANKARD - O Little Town Of Bethlehem 11:03 STEVE OLIVER - Watching the Snowfall 11:00 NEAL DAVIS - Joy To The World 10:57 RONNY SMITH - O Come All Ye Faithful 10:53 MARION MEADOWS - Jingle Bells 10:49 TONY CRADDOCK JR. - God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen 10:46 NICK DUKAS - Through Their Eyes 10:40 BRIAN BROMBERG - Wonderful Christmastime 10:36 SYLVIA BENNETT - Christmas Lights 10:34 CHRISTMAS CAROLS - E' Nate Il Redentore (Piva Piva) 10:29 DR. SAXLOVE - It Came Upon A Midnight Clear 10:26 BRIAN CULBERTSON - Deck The Halls 10:21 SHIN GIWON CHRISTMAS CAROL COLLECTION - Santa Clause Is Coming To Town 10:17 NILS - Last Christmas 10:13 JEANETTE HARRIS - Angels We Have Heard On High 10:08 MICHAEL LINGTON - Winter Wonderland, Let It Snow 10:04 SHAKATAK - Blue Christmas 10:00 HANK BILAL - Hark the Harold Angels Sing (feat. Jonathan Knott) 09:57 THE JT PROJECT - This Christmas 09:51 DAVID GARFIELD - The Christmas Song 09:46 SAM LEVINE - Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas 09:43 MICHAEL BUBLE - Winter Wonderland 09:40 DAVE KOZ - Another Silent Night (feat. Richard Marx) 09:36 DANIEL D. - Silent Night 09:33 HERB ALPERT - Let It Snow - Rudolph The Red Nosed Reindeer 09:27 DREW DAVIDSEN - We 3 Stringz (feat. Chuck Loeb & Paul Jackson Jr.) 09:24 K.VIO, TIM TONIC - The First Noel 09:21 JODY MAYFIELD - The Little Drummer Boy 09:17 ANDRE DELANO - Bring a Torch Jeanette, Isabella 09:13 XAVIER GORDON - Christmas Without You 09:07 JUSTIN YOUNG - Merry Christmas 09:04 JAREZ - I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus 09:00 CAROL NETHEN - What Child Is This 08:56 KIM WATERS - My Christmas Wish 08:52 YOLANDA RABUN - Wishing You a Very Merry Christmas 08:48 GERALD ALBRIGHT - Hark The Herald Angels Sing 08:43 DANA FIELDS - O Come, O Come Emmanuel 08:40 HARPER, GUS AND GOMEZ - Christmas Dream 08:34 MARCUS ANDERSON - White Christmas 08:30 BEN TANKARD - My Favorite Things 08:26 RHYTHM JETS - Do You Hear What I Hear 08:22 PEGGY DUQUESNEL - Light of Christmas 08:18 RONNY SMITH - The Holidays Are Here 08:13 MARION MEADOWS - God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen 08:09 BRADLEY LEIGHTON - Christmas Time Is Here 08:07 NICK DUKAS - Jingle Bell Rock 08:04 JONATHAN BUTLER - Away In A Manger 08:00 TONY CRADDOCK JR. - O Come All Ye Faithful 07:57 CHRISTMAS CAROLS - Stille Nacht 07:52 DR. SAXLOVE - Greensleeves 07:48 BRIAN BROMBERG - Celebrate Me Home 07:43 OLI SILK - Santa Claus Is Coming To Town 07:40 NILS - Jingle Bells 07:36 DAVID BENOIT - Angels We Have Heard On High 07:31 STEVE OLIVER - Deck The Halls 07:27 DAMIEN ESCOBAR - Joy To The World 07:25 JOYCE COOLING - Snow Is Falling 07:21 SYLVIA BENNETT - A Rainbow Christmas 07:17 MICHAEL LINGTON - This Christmas (feat. Vince Gill) 07:13 HANK BILAL - The Christmas Song 07:09 VINCENT INGALA - Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas 07:04 DAVE KOZ - O Holy Night (feat. Jonathan Butler) 07:00 MARK MAXWELL - O Christmas Tree 06:55 NEAL DAVIS - Silent Night 06:52 CHRIS 'BIG DOG' DAVIS - Santa Baby 06:49 AARON BING - The First Noel 06:45 FRANCESCO DIGILIO - O Little Town of Bethlehem 06:41 HERB ALPERT - Merry Christmas, Darling 06:37 SKINNY HIGHTOWER - Oh Come All Ye Faithful 06:34 SMOOTH SOUL HOLIDAY - Carol of the Bells 06:30 LYNNE FIDDMONT - Spirit of Christmas 06:25 JAY ROWE - What Child Is This 06:22 ARIEL B - Don't Wake Me Up ('Til It's Christmas) 06:18 CAROL NETHEN - Pat a Pan 06:15 YOLANDA RABUN - The Greatest Gift 06:11 ALVIN GARETT - My Gift To You 06:07 KEB' MO' - One More Year With You 06:04 HARPER, GUS AND GOMEZ - Winter Fireflies 06:00 JAMES 'PJ' SPRAGGINS - Hark the Herald Angels Sing 05:58 SAM LEVINE - I'll Be Home For Christmas 05:55 DANA FIELDS - My Favorite Things 05:52 SHIN GIWON CHRISTMAS CAROL COLLECTION - White Christmas 05:49 DOUG CAMERON - Feliz Navidad 05:44 BRIAN CULBERTSON - Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer 05:41 KIM WATERS - A Song for Dana 05:37 RONNY SMITH - God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen 05:32 MAYSA - Christmas Time Is Here 05:28 JACK JEZZRO - Happy Holiday 05:25 SHARMOND SMITH - Joy To the World 05:22 NICK DUKAS - Rockin Around the Christmas Tree 05:19 CHRISTMAS CAROLS - Ave Maria 05:16 DREW DAVIDSEN - Away In A Manger 05:13 DR. SAXLOVE - O Come All Ye Faithful 05:10 JODY MAYFIELD - Oh Christmas Tree 05:04 JUSTIN YOUNG - Jingle Bells 05:00 BRADLEY LEIGHTON - Winter Wonderland 04:58 BEN TANKARD - Angels We Have Heard On High 04:56 ART MORRIS - Santa Claus Is Coming To Town 04:51 MARCUS ANDERSON - Hark The Herald 04:47 SHAKATAK - Silent Eve 04:44 SYLVIA BENNETT - Silver Bells 04:40 DANIEL D. - This Christmas 04:36 NORMAN BROWN - The Christmas Song 04:33 JOYCE COOLING - The Holiday's On! 04:30 DAMIEN ESCOBAR - Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas 04:27 DAVE KOZ - Beneath The Moonlit Sky 04:23 MICHAEL LINGTON - Silent Night 04:17 MARK MAXWELL - Let It Snow 04:12 TONY CRADDOCK JR. - The First Noel 04:07 CHIELI MINUCCI - Little Drummer Boy's Dream 04:04 PAUL EERHART - Making Room 04:00 NILS - Merry Merry Christmas 03:55 BRIAN LENAIR - What Child Is This 03:50 DANA FIELDS - O Holy Night 03:46 MARION MEADOWS - A Winter Lullaby 03:42 CAROL NETHEN - Peace 03:38 YOLANDA RABUN - That's What I Want for Christmas 03:35 ANDRE DELANO - Do You Hear What I Hear 03:29 AVERY SUNSHINE - Sunshine for Christmas 03:24 DAVID GARFIELD - O, Holy Night 03:21 VINCENT INGALA - Sleigh Ride 03:17 DANA FIELDS - Togetherness 03:13 SHIN GIWON CHRISTMAS CAROL COLLECTION - Feliz Navidad 03:10 HERB ALPERT - I'll Be Home For Christmas 03:04 BRIAN CULBERTSON - All Through The Christmas Night 03:00 RONNY SMITH - One Snowy Night 02:55 KIM WATERS - Christmas Time Is Here 02:51 NILS - Holiday wedding 02:47 JACK JEZZRO - It's Beginning to Look a Lot Like Christmas 02:44 SHARMOND SMITH - Hark The Herald Angels Sing 02:40 CHRISTMAS CAROLS - Happy Christmas 02:35 DR. SAXLOVE - Away In A Manger 02:31 JODY MAYFIELD - God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen 02:27 JAY ROWE - Jingle Bells 02:22 BRADLEY LEIGHTON - Angels We Have Heard On High 02:19 DAVE VALENTIN - Santa Claus Is Coming To Town 02:15 MARCUS ANDERSON - Oh Christmas Tree 02:11 SHAKATAK - Christmas With You 02:07 SYLVIA BENNETT - Winter Wonderland 02:03 RHYTHM JETS - This Christmas 02:00 SMOOTH SOUL HOLIDAY - We Three Funky Kings 01:56 HOPE DIAMOND - Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas 01:52 ART MORRIS - White Christmas 01:49 DAVE KOZ - Last Christmas 01:44 AARON BING - The Christmas Song 01:41 HANK BILAL - Let It Snow, Let It Snow, Let It Snow 01:37 GEORGE HOWARD - The First Noel 01:33 SHELEA - Don't Wanna Wait 'til Christmas 01:30 ROBERTO TOLA - A Christmas Ago 01:27 COOL SPRING JAZZ QUARTET - Go Tell It On The Mountain 01:23 MARION MEADOWS - Little Shepherd Boy 01:19 JOHN FLUKER - We Three Kings (Instrumental) 01:15 ART FOUR SALE - Merry Merry Christmas 01:12 BRAD ALEXANDER - What Child Is This 01:07 ANTOINE KNIGHT - Christmas in Maputo 01:04 JOYCE COOLING - Christmas, Christmas 01:00 KNIGHTHAMMER - Christmas, I Love You 00:58 DAMIEN ESCOBAR - Do You Hear What I Hear 00:54 GARY MEGGS - A Joyous World 00:51 KEB' MO' - Please Come Home For Christmas 00:46 YOLANDA RABUN - O Holy Night 00:43 VINCENT INGALA - The True Meaning of Christmas 00:40 DANA FIELDS - Feels Like Christmas 00:37 MARIEA ANTOINETTE - My Favorite Things 00:33 SHIN GIWON CHRISTMAS CAROL COLLECTION - I'll Be Home For Christmas 00:28 TONY CRADDOCK JR. - O Little Town of Bethlehem 00:24 BEN TANKARD - A Guitar for Christmas 00:21 NATHAN WOODWARD - Sleigh Ride 00:17 BRIAN LENAIR - Christmas time is here 00:12 MICHAEL LINGTON - Silver Bells 00:08 K.VIO, TIM TONIC - Winter Waltz 00:04 CHRISTMAS CAROLS - Bianco Natal 00:00 DR. SAXLOVE - O Christmas Tree

Upcoming Shows - Dec. 2022

"You forgot..." No, I didn't forget. This is not a comprehensive list. Dec. 31 - Social Distortion at the Fillmore Jan. 13-14 - Luna at the Chapel Jan. 20 - Kelley Stoltz at the Bottom of the Hill Jan. 21 - Dry Cleaning at August Hall Jan. 22 - Will Sheff/Okkervil River at the Independent Feb. 4 - Rubblebucket at the Fillmore Feb. 11 - The Lone Below at the Fillmore Feb. 20 - Chisel at the Great American Music Hall Feb. 22 - White Reaper at August Hall Feb. 22 & 24 - Yo La Tengo at the Fillmore Feb. 23 - Bob Mould (solo) at the Chapel Mar. 3 - Andy Shauf at the Great American Music Hall Mar. 5 - S.G. Goodman at Cafe du Nord Mar. 5 - Regina Spektor at the Warfield Mar. 5 - Maggie Rogers at the Bill Graham Civic Auditorium Mar. 9 - Enumclaw at the Bottom of the Hill Mar. 11-12 PUP at the Regency Grand Ballroom Mar. 13-17 - Godspeed You! Black Emperor at the Chapel Mar. 15 - Titus Andronicus at the Chapel (outdoor stage) Mar. 18 - The Beths at the Fillmore Mar. 21 - Robyn Hitchcock at the Chapel Mar. 25-26 - Weyes Blood at the Regency Grand Ballroom Apr. 8 - Sunny Day Real Estate at the Regency Grand Ballroom Apr. 15 - They Might be Giants at the Fillmore Apr. 16 - They Might be Giants at the Fox Theater in Oakland Apr. 22 - Iggy Pop at the Masonic Apr. 24 - Sunset Rubdown at the Independent Apr. 27-28 - Goose at the Warfield May 3 - Caroline Rose at the Fillmore May 6 - Crowded House at the Fox Theater in Oakland May 12 - Ladytron at August Hall May 12-14 - Fruit Bats at the Chapel May 15 - First Aid Kit at the Fox Theater in Oakland May 21 - Hoodoo Gurus at the Great American Music Hall

Week 152: Sunday, August 28th, our first time exploring Bodega Head. We had spectacular views of ocean cliffs and Bodega Bay. We also visited the Children's Bell Tower, 2255 CA-1, Bodega Bay, Sea Flower Cafe and Espresso Bar, 2001 CA-1, and Candy & Kites, 1415 CA-1. Throughout the day we visited sites featured in Alfred Hitchcock's "The Birds", including the Tides Wharf & Restaurant, 835 Bay Hwy, the Potter School House, 17110 Bodega Lane, Bodega, and the Saint Teresa of Avila Church, 17242 Bodega Hwy. We also ate fish and chips for lunch at The Birds Cafe, 1407 CA-1.