Just as the name suggests, My Liner Notes takes from the nostalgic art form of an LP’s liner notes, which can be found within the inner sleeves and inserts of dusty records and cassette tapes. The personal essays found on this blog contain anecdotal and factual material which celebrate the visceral and emotional connection we all share with music. These analytical, humorous, and often poignant opinion-editorials are always delivered with the kind of brutal honesty you can only expect from a music nerd.
This morning I’m listening to Lightspeed Champion’s Falling of the Lavender Bridge, an album I first started listening to at the time my father was hospitalized after he suffered an aneurysm. Music is a funny beast. Sometimes it acts as a device that comforts and consoles, but more often than not it serves as a cruel reminder to the things you want to forget for the sake of self-preservation.
I miss my father so much right now I can almost feel my heart being slowly drilled from the inside out.
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