#traintime

[eddie-rifff]

singing voices you wish you could keep in ur mouth like dip and suck and chew on and spit a little bit out occasionally but otherwise are addicted to and require endless amounts to get by such that it bores a hole in ur cheek eventually. a voice like that

[sarcasticmudkip]

Tiktok advertisement on Tumblr…??????

[bizarrecrimes]

An adventure for wine and food! Had a lovely time with @colinsimpson1886 if only ya weren’t a million miles away! #allthewine #winetime #wine #north #scotland #bevs #charcuterie #meatandcheese #meatandcheeseboard #burger #haggis #buckfast #bucky #scottishborders #pals #adventure #traintimes #christmaslights #lights #city #edinburgh https://www.instagram.com/p/ClyQQ2arolY/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[moleshow]

not to discuss apps but the mta traintime app is not just good, it's great. look at this

[creamofthecrap]

Oct 11, 1968: Cream, New Haven Arena [Photos: Steve Potter]

REQUIEM FOR CREAM by John C. Adams

(On October 11 in New Haven, Cream gave one of the last performances of their U.S. farewell tour. Before the concert they talked with the CRIMSON about themselves, their life on stage and their future plans.)

The New Haven Arena was filled with blue light and rows of teenyboppers turning every now and then from their ill-concealed joints to stare at the stage door. They finally appeared, mesmerized their listeners and, without ever once letting up, proceeded with ninety minutes of the music that has all but become the language of our time. "White Room," "Crossroads," "I'm So Glad," "Traintime," "Toad,"...there couldn't have been many in the audience who did not already know these songs inside out. But their charisma doubled. Everyone knew this was the end. Cream had announced their splitting up, and the concert had that primeval aura of the last rites. We had talked to them for over an hour at a pre-concert reception. It didn't matter. On the stage, in that blue light, they were superhuman.

None of us really could remember what our thoughts were when we were introduced to them by Bob Rolontz of Atlantic Records. My own reaction was to dart out the back door before my nerves got the best of me. It seemed strange that the characters who had grown to the enormous proportions of their reputation could be so tiny in real life. Baker, the tallest, couldn't be more than 5'8". He and Clapton hid in a corner of the room trying, impossibly, to remain inconspicuous. Baker--chalk skin set off beneath dull orange hair, black motorcycle jacket, high heeled boots and fingers almost hidden in silver and gold rings. Clapton in blue velvet pants, white silk socks and patent leather buckle shoes. Brocaded vest and fingernails longer than a Japanese dowager's. At the other end of the room was Bruce, sullen and bored. He sat with his stubby fingers nervously drumming the edge of the chair. Alligator boots, knee-length leather riding jacket. Compressed nervous energy. Despite the awkwardness of the scene, they were generous with their conversation. We were lucky.[...]

Interviews: Eric, Ginger, Jack

[...]Cream reached its zenith at a time when most rock records were being overloaded with extramusical paraphernalia. Some of the finest groups like Country Joe, the Stones and the Airplane had sold their souls to the electronic engineers and the gimmick was the thing. Cream never once departed from their musical idealism, never resorted to Sargeant Pepper effects. They leave, as they came, musicians of the highest integrity.

[housefreak]

sorry about the train that sucks . i hope the next one comes by quick . but oopy .....hes vampire

yeah they come on the regular and it's nice out :-) and he's soo dramatique oh speak of the devil. traintime

[longliverockback]

Peter Hammill Patience 1983 Naive ————————————————— Tracks: 1. Labour of Love 2. Film Noir 3. Just Good Friends 4. Jeunesse d'Orée 5. Traintime 6. Now More than Ever 7. Comfortable? 8. Patient —————————————————

john Ellis

Guy Evans

Peter Hammill

Nic Potter

* Long Live Rock ArchivePeterHammill

[persephonereviews]

Wheels of Fire - Cream

Album 7/52

Overall Rating: 5.92/10

Favorite Track: White Room

1) White Room - 8/10

2) Sitting on Top of the World - 6.5/10

3) Passing the Time - 5.5/10

4) As You Said - 6/10

5) Pressed Rat and Warthog - 6/10

6) Politician - 4.5/10

7) Those Were the Days - 6/10

8) Born Under a Bad Sign - 5/10

9) Deserted Cities of the Heart - 6.5/10

10) Crossroads (Live) - 7/10

11) Spoonful (Live) - 6/10

12) Traintime (Live) - 5/10

13) Toad (Live) - 5/10

Overall Thoughts: This album started strong but lost steam fast. Politician in particular grated on me. The melody was interested at first, but got annoying really quickly. The last 4 songs on my copy of the album were Live recordings which I took into account. I generally don’t like live recordings on albums, but I wanted to make sure I was judging specifically the music and not my feelings towards live recordings or anything that may have been fun in a concert setting. Overall, the strength of the earlier songs on the album made this one worth listening to. 

[citylifeorg]

The MTA is the Best Way to the NYC St. Patrick’s Day Parade

LIRR Adding Extra Trains to and from Manhattan Before and After Parade Alcohol Will Be Banned on LIRR and Metro-North Trains from 5:00 a.m. Friday, Through 12:00 p.m. Saturday New York City Subway’s Lexington Avenue Line 4, 5, 6 Has Station Stops Along Full Parade Route Customers Are Encouraged to Check new.mta.info, MYmta and TrainTime Prior to Traveling  New York City’s St. Patrick’s Day…

[rastronomicals]

9:14 AM EDT June 6, 2024:

The Graham Bond Organisation - "Traintime" From the album The Sound Of 65 (1965)

Last song scrobbled from iTunes at Last.fm

★★★★★

Jack Bruce on vocals and harp, just as he would would be when his next band, Cream, did the same song on Wheels of Fire.

[bushdog]

Bass Master Homage to Jack Bruce In the December issue, bass master Jeff Berlin recalls the first time he heard Cream (“Spoonful” and Crossroads”), and why it was so impactful. Jeff’s new album, “Jack Songs,” is an homage to Jack Bruce, and here he uses his Cort Rithimic runing through Markbass Players School combo to play “Traintime Time.” Don’t miss our interview with Jeff. Read Now!

(via Jeff Berlin | Vintage Guitar® magazine)

[railsistem]

Powered by Justride: MTA Launches New One Stop Rail App

Powered by Justride: MTA Launches New One Stop Rail App

MTA Launches New One Stop Rail App Combining LIRR and Metro-North Trip Planning and Ticket Purchasing Masabi is delighted to continue supporting the MTA with this new development, bringing the functionality of the most-used mobile ticketing app in North America, eTix, into the new MTA TrainTime app powered by Masabi’s Justride SDK. The Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) recently…

[mindlessphoenix]

3 Uhr morgens

Die Bahnschranken gehen zu. Keiner in der nähe. Man überlegt ob man es nicht einfach tun sollte. Es würde sowieso niemanden jucken. Irgendwann kommt der Tag wo es soweit sein wird. Vielleicht heute, vielleicht morgen, vielleicht auch erst in einem Jahr, aber der Tag wird kommen. Kaum einer wird verstehen. Aber es gab genug Anzeichen, aber ich will/wollte keine Hilfe

[strange-spaghetti]

Along the tracks the wires are humming in bursts of code like far-off drums. Fathering the message: further up the line someone's shouting down the passage of time.         The corridor restrains the window, no view without the eye within. Bold upon the threshold but holding on the line we're shouting down the passage of time.         Relatives speak on the phone, on the train, talking before they have thought to explain; voices pitched wildly on tracks in the night can't pick the pace up... oh let there be light! How light becomes the soul.         You know yourself the centre of attention, you see yourself the locus of event. I'm sorry if it's painful quarrying the lime, stage centre, shouting down the passage of time.         The corridor retains its shadows, its secrets compartmentalised. Damping down on ambience, clamp the teeth and grind, shouting down the passage of time.         What's there to see or make clear? What's there to know when the voice is right here? What's there to promise or vow? What's to believe, when the time is right now?         Relatives spoke on the phone, on the train, talking before they had sought to refrain; voices projected, spears in mid-flight frozen forever.... oh let there be light!

Peter Hammill

[sidneysloth]

#traintime (at Abercynon railway station) https://www.instagram.com/p/BrLCtE4n_G2/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=qnz3ig8b9lh2

[citylifeorg]

Full Long Island Rail Road Service to Grand Central Madison to Begin Monday, Feb. 27

Photo: Marc A. Hermann / MTA Timetables Available via TrainTime App and on MTA Website Railroad to Increase Weekday Service 41% Systemwide MTA Chair and CEO Janno Lieber today announced full Long Island Rail Road service to Grand Central Madison will take effect on Monday, Feb. 27, adding 271 LIRR trains per day, increasing LIRR systemwide service to 936 trains per day, of which 296 will be to…