#wfnx — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #wfnx, aggregated by home.social.
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Found this sticker while weeding through some old files. Can't decide whether to put it on the car or my laptop.
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Found this sticker while weeding through some old files. Can't decide whether to put it on the car or my laptop.
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@jda @constantorbit I have heard this before, and it is a treasure, but my personal #wfnx coming of age era was the late 90s, and I’m still craving the massive nostalgia hit I’d get from that. /cc @textfiles https://mastodon.social/@misc/110378875830797108
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@jda @constantorbit I have heard this before, and it is a treasure, but my personal #wfnx coming of age era was the late 90s, and I’m still craving the massive nostalgia hit I’d get from that. /cc @textfiles https://mastodon.social/@misc/110378875830797108
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#AlternateFridayMusic
March 3, 2023
The word is "Earth"
(I have two, so you get two.)#SamPhillips, “Holding On To The Earth” from album “The Indescribable Wow”
After ditching contemporary Christian music in favor of a secular, more pop approach, and more than a decade before providing the score for the Gilmore Girls TV series, Sam Phillips had a radio hit.
To distance herself from her CCM past, Leslie Phillips adopted her nickname Sam, and issued “The Indescribable Wow” as Sam Phillips’ debut album. Her voice, almost twee but with a smoky edge that you just know will age like Marianne Faithfull fine wine, works perfectly in the 60s psychedelic setting of “Holding On To The Earth.” I’m not sure how widely it was played on commercial radio outside of #Boston, but here it was a favorite on alternative-leaning #wfnx (RIP).
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#AlternateFridayMusic
March 3, 2023
The word is "Earth"
(I have two, so you get two.)#SamPhillips, “Holding On To The Earth” from album “The Indescribable Wow”
After ditching contemporary Christian music in favor of a secular, more pop approach, and more than a decade before providing the score for the Gilmore Girls TV series, Sam Phillips had a radio hit.
To distance herself from her CCM past, Leslie Phillips adopted her nickname Sam, and issued “The Indescribable Wow” as Sam Phillips’ debut album. Her voice, almost twee but with a smoky edge that you just know will age like Marianne Faithfull fine wine, works perfectly in the 60s psychedelic setting of “Holding On To The Earth.” I’m not sure how widely it was played on commercial radio outside of #Boston, but here it was a favorite on alternative-leaning #wfnx (RIP).