Records that I listened in these days. Synergy Pierre Henry The Ramones Michael Henderson The Selecter Moby Grape Buffalo Springfield Jesse Winchester #recordsthatilistenedinthesedays# #mitsurutabatacollection#

What does a punk rock concert full of sneering nihilists have to do with the oldest question about how to live? In this lecture, the final numbers of a long tour, Jordan Peterson begins somewhere unexpected: a Ramones show decades ago, where a room full of people who claimed life was meaningless could not stop moving to the music. That contradiction becomes a thread he pulls until something enormous comes loose, a case that the meaning you insist isn't there is woven into the way you perceive, the way you listen, and the aim you set without realizing you have set it. Along the way he takes apart the fantasy of a life without struggle, asks why a seventy-year-old man asleep in comfort is the least enviable figure in the Bible, and arrives, in the quietest moment of the night, at a piece of advice about love so simple and so practical that you will wonder why no one ever told you. What begins with a joke about slam dancing ends with a question you answer every time you decide what to look for. This lecture was recorded on February 5th, 2024 in Manchester, New Hampshire.

The Greatest Punk Bands of All Time: 15. The Replacements 14. Black Flag 13. X 12. Fugazi 11. Descendents 10. Bikini Kill 09. Misfits 08. Green Day 07. Buzzcocks 06. Minor Threat 05. The Stooges 04. Bad Brains 03. Sex Pistols 02. Ramones 01. The Clash

LeBron James reportedly had concerns about Joel Embiid’s durability, per @ramonashelburne “Embiid played only 57 games over the past two regular seasons, fewer than James played last season in his age-41 season. He sat out games in both of the 76ers' playoff series in 2026, though it should be noted it was because of emergency appendicitis surgery, not because of his knees. James has long admired Embiid's talent and basketball IQ, sources close to him said. But like many in the league, he had questions about Embiid's durability.” (Via