Gierlothnir Wodanson

https://open.spotify.com/track/7Da5kCnv3zXNzPBvTAJW1v?si=rmi_KPtsQweiMZ3DPn3Bnw&context=spotify%3Aplaylist%3A37i9dQZF1DZ06evO3V8bUp



I believe everyone can benefit from this song if they listen….

Raven Annasdottir wrote:Also Kentucky, in the knobs of central KY.  Not from here though, but got a little piece of land next to a WMA and living life.

I have actually seen you before 😂 I spend ALOT of time in Baghdad area!

https://youtu.be/3hZ0R7P1_78

Can’t get enough of these unknown bluegrass artist

https://youtube.com/watch?v=IRDZBv_1MME&feature=share

Relatable af right now, not to mention this video was filmed at my favorite place in KY to visit when I’m home. The Burl.

r ranson wrote:

R Scott wrote:If it is a burned copy, definitely. I’ve never heard of a production disc failing that way, but I suppose it’s possible. Can you see any weird dots or something resembling tarnishing?  Possible the mirror layer failed from a crack, scratch, or defect in the BACK side of the disc. Or the edge of a double sided disc.

I bought it brand new when the movie came out.

It worked fine last fall.

I only ever touch the edges, but I'll look closer at the disk tonight to see if there's any damage.  

It won’t be because of you touching the disk, it will be from the degradation of the metallic film the data is written on from my understanding. After some time it becomes unreadable because of heat and cold expansion and contraction creates micro tears in the writing surface. I’m not sure this is the correct reasoning behind yours issue. But the main question which was can a DVD go bad, is simple a Yes it can, even in a unopened case still in plastic.

https://youtube.com/watch?v=MTSwEPhqreM&feature=share

Just the words and feeling man…. He’s just a story teller

If your into Appalachian folk/rock and don’t know this West Virginia boy your missing out. I actually ventured into civilization to see him play😂