deus62.com

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livingwithmusic.com (version 2.0)

About livingwithmusic.com

Living With Music is a site for music collectors who are looking for ways to add to, manage, store and display their sizeable collections. The site is updated once a week or whenever new products, releases or other items merit a new post. (Version 2.0, published April 13th, 2008).

deus62.com (version 5.0)

About deus62.com

Deus62.com is the umbrella site (= this site) to keep it all together. It’s the main portal (and nothing else) into my network currently holding the sites listed here plus more - hidden from view and password-protected - online projects. (Version 5.0, published January 27th, 2008).

count-basie.com

count-baise.com

About count-basie.com

A site removed from the white noise of the Internet for republication. Includes commentary by various renowned jazz experts and fans as well as an extensive sessionography.

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Whistle & Fish

Daily read ever since I ran into G.K. sometime in the 90s. Consistently great writing on Whistle & Fish, coming from a very opinionated man. I like that.

Cider Press Hill

Been reading my favorite lady’s weblog, Cider Press Hill, seemingly ever since I took my first steps on the Internet.

Nils Geylen

Nils Geylen’s website No Dependencies/No Logo is one of my favorite reads. Nice guy, excellent writing.

Colin Devroe

Colin Devroe is another 9rules acquaintance I keep tabs on.

Matt Brett

Matt is having kids and things have slowed down a bit, but his stuff is always worth reading. An old acquaintence from my 9rules days.

Keep Swinging

H. K’s main blog, Keep Swinging, is always an informed read. He also keeps an excellent site on Oscar Alemán.

David Airey

David’s website is all about design and stuff. He’s also got Logo Design Love in the race. Guess what that one is about.

Covers

Yeah, I’m a geek. The world’s best book covers site. Also, check out their features (for example the nifty bookshelf ones).

Heavy Metal Addiction

Steve Angulo’s site Heavy Metal Addiction shows a man dedicated until he has his coffin equipped with luggage racks to take it all along.