...is still Animal, from the Muppets.
The wise and powerful Rock Geeks have spoken.
Tuesday, November 25, 2008
Thursday, November 20, 2008
Yes: NO!
Friday, November 7, 2008
Game OVER, dudes!
Wednesday, November 5, 2008
My hero, Shonna Tucker!
Speculative Rock Trivia Question
Monday, November 3, 2008
40 Ounces to Nicotine Freedom
So my friend and co-worker, Pete, quit smoking over the weekend and frankly, I'm worried. Over the past 16 months, I've come to learn that whenever he's stressed out and cranky, he blasts Sublime. I suspect that it's now on permanent repeat, judging from how many times I've heard "Santeria" this morning.
It's going to be a long week.
Sunday, November 2, 2008
Why I Buy Records
Last night, after shopping at North Street Records in Normal, we had dinner with Marty and Danielle. Cristy explained to them that she was a “cheapskate” when it came to buying music. Which left hanging in the air the implication that became my confession: “I tend more to be, in Freudian terms, a bit anal-expulsive.”
I lived in Rosmarie and Keith Waldrop’s house for a year. They’ve got some books and CDs and records. When I asked Keith the naive, studently question what his theory was on book collecting, he shrugged. He said: “I don’t have a theory. It’s just that, where ever I stand, piles of books seem to grow around me.”
I subscribe to apocalypse thinking. I believe that I may end up being the last person alive, who inherits the responsibility for curating human coolness (or at least English-language coolness): rock and roll’s steward who must ensure that when the cats rise to claim the planet, they will learn guitar.
When the aliens land, and say TAKE ME TO YOUR LEADER, I’ll be standing in my living room, with a foot of white beard, holding up a copy of Hopscotch, raving: “You got to read this book, man! ... Here: listen to the Kinks!”
WE HAVE COME TO TAKE ALL OF YOUR PLANET’S WATER.
“Water? Wow. I don’t even know that band, man.”
I lived in Rosmarie and Keith Waldrop’s house for a year. They’ve got some books and CDs and records. When I asked Keith the naive, studently question what his theory was on book collecting, he shrugged. He said: “I don’t have a theory. It’s just that, where ever I stand, piles of books seem to grow around me.”
I subscribe to apocalypse thinking. I believe that I may end up being the last person alive, who inherits the responsibility for curating human coolness (or at least English-language coolness): rock and roll’s steward who must ensure that when the cats rise to claim the planet, they will learn guitar.
When the aliens land, and say TAKE ME TO YOUR LEADER, I’ll be standing in my living room, with a foot of white beard, holding up a copy of Hopscotch, raving: “You got to read this book, man! ... Here: listen to the Kinks!”
WE HAVE COME TO TAKE ALL OF YOUR PLANET’S WATER.
“Water? Wow. I don’t even know that band, man.”
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