Sharplissa Explains It All
We interrupt this blog for a Public Service Announcement:
My friend John Sharples, famous drummer/musician/lawyer has just put out his first solo CD, I Can Explain Everything, and it’s an essential addition to any respectable CD collection. All of the songs were written for him by his friends or are cover versions of more famous [...]
You Flew Your Lear Jet Up to Nova Scotia
Hey, it was my birthday yesterday, and to celebrate, I somehow got a water blister on my eye!
Work-wise, the hits just keep on coming.
I did see a movie though.
Open Water
Boat, please come back now
We’re freezing in this ocean
The sharks are hungry
Very very tense
Kind of like Blair Witch Project
Without all the laughs
Nudity is good
Alias artifacts bad
Digital [...]
It’s Not Confidential
Just wanted to say how much I’ve been enjoying the CD Hot Fuss by The Killers. I know they’re somewhat the flavor of the moment right now (especially the song Somebody Told Me, which is incredibly catchy), but that doesn’t mean they’re not good. Kind of reminds me of what The Strokes would [...]
I Need Someone To Pick On
I’ve posted yet another old never-before-heard-outside-of-the-band Reign of Frogs archives song to the MP3 page. It’s called The Shoe, and has such phenomenal self-penned lyrics as “The moon is in the heavens, the stars are out tonight”. As if the moon would be anywhere else. Well, I suppose if this were Space [...]
Drowning in Tunes 2
I have to downgrade my opinion of Siruis Satellite Radio’s Left of Center channel (see previous entry). Though they do play a lot of tunes and bands I’ve heard nowhere else, they sure do repeat a lot of songs. It’s like a Top 40 of college-indie rock. Most annoyingly, they seem to [...]
Drowning in Tunes
Dish Network just added the Sirius Satellite Music stations to the programming package I have, at no extra cost. This is very cool, as I have been wondering for awhile about Sirius (and its competitor, XM) and wondered if it was something I wanted for my car. It’s weird that I can now [...]
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