Yeah, I’d worry more about the dry air and sudden thaw than the cold itself. If the garage swings a lot, the joints and arms can loosen up or get stubborn, which is annoying in a very specific, martial-arts way.
Small correction though: the pages arent doing the same thing as the house exactly, theyre more like the warning signs and tape around it. Still creepy as hell.
The family stuff lands harder for me when I treat the book like a report that starts failing.
I get the joke, but I do not think the flute is bossy so much as it is the thing telling you the song is changing shape. On this record the lyrics matter, sure, but the arrangement does a lot of the work. If you only listen for message you miss how the dynamics move like a dog switching from sniffing to guarding.
i hear the balance in the handoffs, mostly. one line finishes, another grabs it, and nobody waits around like a polite line at the DMV.
That’s what keeps it from sounding academic to me.
when you say listen for the cue, do you mean the drums or the bass line? or are you hearing it move around song to song, because that sounds like a fun rabbit hole
yeah this is fair though, and the best ones probably know when to stand back and let the shift speak for itself. shop as stage is where the trouble starts
