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It's still Pride month.  Keep dancing. 

Goodbye Julee Crusie.  Chicane's new re-worked album, might not be better than the first.  The Taylor Film Society is very exclusive.  Side note: lighten up. 

While we all await the return of the Local Interstellar Cloud or as I like to call it The Galactic Fluff, here's some hard hitting dance music.  Have a drink or three, turn the lights down and volume up.  

It's Pride month.  

I've been stuck in a non-creative mode, so excuse the lack of mixing. This playlist reminds me of being part of the acid-jazz and early house era of San Francisco and Washington DC. A close friend was in the neo-black panther party in DC. They were very welcoming if you related to their cause. A few retro style open mic and poetry slam type places were in full effect in DC and NYC at the time, featuring some of the music in this playlist... Enjoy. 

Warning : This episode ends with two remixes I made of popular songs when they came out. Before you judge let me just say, good music is in the ear of the listener. But, yeah, I intentionally made these remixes as bad as possible, and there are more. 

What a great month for birthdays!  Next up, Nora and Julia.  I hope you find a song in here that feels like it was for you.  We went out and watched the lunar eclipse last night. I love that eerie moon.  During the few days while I was putting this episode together, I got myself kicked out of the local LGBTQ + allies facebook group.  I quickly saw that ugly face of resentment and desperation. I guess I hit a nerve, or some egos are just eggshell thin. I have already been ostracized from the Pride committee... as previously stated in my gin induced rant. I wish folks would stop trying to download that rant. Ive had more downloads for that episode than Ive had all year. I am still laughing at being called a 'hater'. Honestly, that is such elementary school language. Love it. Im really not offended.  Anyway, I'd rather stay very clear of the local Pride event.  As Brak says near the end of this episode "never trust a monkey".  Besides, children's gay pride events hold no interest for me. I do hope them the best.  

Enjoy the journey. 

On a lighter note. Happy Birthday Spring!  

I know what your'e thinking, this is too much content! But, I'm probably taking a couple week haitus soon and you can always listen later.  This starts with how beautiful ancient Hindu was in accepting nature and human nature. Then slips in some odd jazz and then a few favorites of mine that follow that sound. 

This is another eclectic mix from beats to minimal to beats and back to minimal. The opening soundtrack is from the movie The Sheltering Sky including a clip from the movie where Paul Bowles enlightens us with his moral of the story. I have included another clip of Paul telling a short story. Although this story is religious in theme, I do not agree with or promote religion, however it is actually more about judgment of others than religion.  One favorite artist of mine is BT, not BTS but simply BT. I saw him perform live once at the Fillmore, I believe it was New Years Eve, perhaps 1999 or 2000. Hooverphonic opened for him and they were okay, but he was a Rockstar. He had his synth on a spring which he moved and threw around. If you have listened to my episodes much, you have heard BT, He may be the most played right after Chicane.  There are two tracks from his newer albums for your consideration in this episode. They are the meditative minimal tracks. Later, after the hour mark is a collaboration called Axiom with two tracks from a double CD called Lost in Translation which is also quiet and minimal produced by Bill Laswell. This recording also features Bootsy Collins somehow. Who is another Rockstar.  BTW: are we yet realizing just how far Bjork was ahead of our time?  Amazing how her and Nellie Hooper were so bizarre 20 years ago and now other artists are sounding the same.  Remember when I used to talk?  If you might enjoy a podcast where I only talk nonsense, read stories or product labels, let me know.  Sometimes I lie on bed and wish I had a voice to talk me to sleep, a relaxing voice because there is one out there that's quite annoying, and if you think that's a good idea, let me know... I will do my best. Also, if you have a favorite soundtrack, email me and I'll play it. [email protected] or check queertaylor.com. 

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