Stephen Hawking is going to go into space. Do you think his spaceship knows which way to go?
eta: Way-late edit to prove that I'm not just making shit up. (In this case, anyway.)
'Shindig'
There's a lady plays her fav'rite records/On the jukebox ev'ry day/All day long she plays the same old songs/And she believes the things that they say/She sings along with all the saddest songs/And she believes the stories are real/She lets the music dictate the way that she feels.
Stephen Hawking is going to go into space. Do you think his spaceship knows which way to go?
eta: Way-late edit to prove that I'm not just making shit up. (In this case, anyway.)
R.I.P. Sneaky Pete Kleinow, master of the pedal steel.
Know what just stuck in my mind this evening? Now that I'm not moving, I'm going to get to meet Megan in March. What's French for "yippee!"?
Youpi, if you can believe it.
I was thinking about you too yesterday as I was confirming my plans with my friend in Houston. I am very excited for my trip (well, except for the writing the paper part). For Austin, I'm confirmed at Habitat Suites for the 12th-15th. I was also looking into SXSW--is there a way to buy individual tickets to things? I don't think I can swing a full film festival pass right now.
R.I.P. Sneaky Pete Kleinow, master of the pedal steel.
That's no good. Here's a clip of the man in action: [link]
Youpi, if you can believe it.
Youpi!
is there a way to buy individual tickets to things?
I'll check with my friend who is master of all things SXSW.
Great. Now I'm earwormed with "Lollipop".
As I was from Scrubs this week. Though also mightily entertained.
David Bowie is 60 years old today. Still hot? Discuss.
Yes.
I'm honestly not sure what else there is to discuss about that.
Any discussion there might have been was completely unneeded due to The Prestige.
Shrift and SA speak for me.
Paul Stanley needs no introduction. Every fucking song at a Kiss live show, however, seems to need one, a completely inane overly-rehearsed one at that, and some mad genius out there has finally made a CD-length compilation of some of the gems in the Paul Stanley Crowd Interaction canon. My good friend Dave Viola, who’s been obsessed with Stanley’s on-stage patter for countless years, tipped me off to this one — he’s the one who pointed out to me that Stanley, in-between songs on-stage, sounds less like the frontman for an internationally known rock megaband than a shrill Christopher Street queen stuck outside a club at three in the morning, frantically searching on the wet pavement for the last few poppers that accidentally flew out of his hand onto the ground. The ZIP file below of 70 tracks’ worth of Stanley shenanigans has already been posted elsewhere on the web, but it’s good to get this kind of stuff as much exposure as possible.
The blog from whence comes the text above has since taken the files down, but you can still get them here: [link]
sounds less like the frontman for an internationally known rock megaband than a shrill Christopher Street queen stuck outside a club at three in the morning
Ahahahahahahaha AWESOME.