SPIDERMAN 2 & Mini Comic Convention, Rated PG 13
Filled us up a keg of Bud Light and drank that last night at Bens. Good times. I went as a priest, we came up with Father Pizzle later on in the night. We still got some more beer in the keg to finish but the location of the tap is a mystery to us so we'll have to see how this works out.
Last night we started with some drinking games and then Joe took us to someones apartment where we hung out and drank some beers. Then our beers ran out and we went off wandering. Got stopped by a cop and got id'd and told to keep it down. So we started back to the apt to get some more beer and Ryan wanted to do some chalk drawings in front of a balcony of a party so I suggested "I heart Penis" he wrote that and they asked us to come up. Then about half hour later we got some guy to take his cloths off and walk through the party. I really didnt think he was going to do it but he didnt hesitate. He did his rounds for about 5 mins and then came back and put his cloths back on. We came back pretty nice and wasted and that was the night. Fun was had.
Today I voted. It took and hour and 15mins waiting in line but I got it done. This is the last day of early voting so everyone was there and the line reached outside the building to the next building over. My family already voted before me, this is the first election we all voted for the same presidential canidate. Last year we all voted for different canidates, this year we came together for the cause. Now we wait for the election to be over and the soon following recount.
I was thinking what was my idea of the perfect rock song. John Peel a famous British Radio personality died recently and the song which he dubbed the perfect rock song started showing up everywhere after. It wasn't by his favorite band or people he new or a band with chart success, he just thought it had all the elements of the perfect rock song. He gave his reason but I don't remember. His song was The Undertones - Teenage Kicks, which I downloaded and its okay I guess. The band was around in the late 70s-80s.
So I'm sitting at my isolated spot in the library in the far corner and some guy comes by and asks me am I a TAMS student which is basically a smart high school kid who gets to go to college with the older kids. Well let me back up a little, the story has more to it.
So the Ashlee Simpson just fucked her career over Saturday on SNL. I never saw it but I found a link to it and damn its funny.
I'm loving the fridays, the first good night of partying and you always have saturday to continue the fun.
I'm launching a message board. No reason, just because I can. I'm not sure about the purpose but its there. So far its just me talking to myself.
Disco Stu likes disco music
Tristeza is an instrumental band. They make good music, they make for better remixes. Thats what this is, a remix by my homeboy DNTEL. I wouldn't of downloaded this if I didn't see DNTEL's name attached to it and I've been into his stuff back in the high school days. I like every project I can get my hands on which he is on, which would probably number 4 out of 5. He is king of IDM.
I got on my bike and rode for the first time since early august. I can't ride like I use to for couple hours covering serveral miles but I'm starting back up. Also went to the Docs and he said I was a head of schedule and was impressed with my knees healing here is the dialog.
Monday is when I get the most hits on this site. I got 42 yesterday, tied for the most in one day this month. Check this out also, this is where the people have been viewing from this month:
Here is a tune "fo yo ass". It was a club hit but I think their "gay bar" song was a bigger club hit. Eitherway its a cool track that features Jack White from the White Stripes. He, Jack White is in a good place in his career where he can be on just about anyones album he feels like, he's going to also be on the new Beck but that won't be out for a bit. The White Stripes have some good songs but I think they're mostly hype. Don't get me wrong, some of their tracks are better than good and I have them in rotation on occasion but album wise it doesn't appeal to me. I have the last 2 albums and the Elephant album which everyone was saying is so good....2 or 3 good tracks, thats it. My favorites by the White Stripes; Hotel Yorba, Dead Leaves, Jolene cover, fell in love with a girl. Here's Electric Six track, if you want I can point you to the whole album I stumbled on in the web.
Your hero and mine is coming to UNT on the 26th of October. The living legend John Stossel of 20/20 fame is coming by to speak to UNT students about....I forgot. Either way mark your calendars you know I have.
Jon Stewart from the daily show was on crossfire, a show were a guy from the right and a guy from the left argue about "issues". They had Jon Stewart on to talk about his current #1 best selling book. He doesn't really talk about his book, most of the conversation is about how bad Crossfire is. I found an mp3 of the conversation from this past fridays show. Everyones talking about this on the internet, I've stumbled on this 5 times already just browsing pages this weekend so I thought I might as well post it.
Breaking out the beer bong again. Took down 6. Tackling that badass tonight again in Allen if anyone thinks they can handle the ride. Good times.
Well as it goes bands break up. When I was 14, the guy with the locker next to mine had a cut out picture from rolling stone of a band, I asked him who they were and he said they were Luna, "the most underrated band in the world". Of course that would catch my interest saying such a bold statement like that. So I went home and downloaded my first mp3 or mp2? ever, Luna, "Fuzzy Wuzzy", it was just a clip but it was all I could get. I thought the song was good but I didn't hear anything more of there material till about a year later. Then I bought their 4th album, Pup Tent with "Fuzzy Wuzzy" on it. It was alright, I liked maybe 2 or 3 songs. Then as time went by my musical tastes started maturing and I appreciated different kinds of music and I found myself listening the Pup Tent and liking a lot of songs. I heard they had another album out only in Europe because they got dropped from Elektra. "The Days of Our Nights" was the first import I ever bought. I read once Dean Wareham doing an interview in which he said that his goal for this band was to make every album better than the previous. Its a musicians cliché but this proved right for this album, then the next was better and so forth. Since, I have purchase the last 5 albums of theirs, each better than the previous, Romantica the newest being my favorite. I also got a side project of Dean Wareham’s with the bass player from Luna, Dean and Britta.
Super Mario Rampage is basically mario with a shot gun shooting at his usual enemies but without a point. You just keep on going and shooting, theres no jumping and you kill as many enemies as possible. Further development might make it a little more interesting. I just like the concept of mario with a shotgun. Mario!
I might of mentioned the art of making a mix cd for yourself and the time required to make the perfect mix. You have to marinate on the songs for a 7 - 10 days to get the best flavor. Making a mix for someone else is different. Marination is less important because you can't tell when someone will get tired of songs. You have to try to get in their head and cite examples of their musical tastes while selecting tracks and try to work around that. Also there is the factor of track placement which is usually over looked but is key, the record labels know this, look at different track lists for different countries. A nice mix of aggressive and softer music has to be kept in mind so the cd would appeal to them in every kind of day and be relevant more often. Sometimes themes are good for special occasions but not don't let the theme saturate the whole cd.
I never realized that IE shows this webpage differently, I never use it anymore so I didn't see. Anyone who uses IE know when this started. I wish someone told me when it first happen so fixing it would only take a minute. The side bar is suppose to be right next to the most recent post but instead its in the bottom. Stupid IE.
I was looking at 5ives.com and I realized he has his top 5 drummers posted. That was so my idea I even had it written weeks ago and saved to a text file for further development (figuring out names of people). Ya hearrrrrd ma
Radiohead - India Rubber is in my top 5 radiohead songs and there are a lot of favorites. I like the drums in the track and the songwriting is great as usual.
1.2% of the people who looked at this page in the past 3 days is from canada. Which is one person.
October 5, 2004 marks 22 years
Thank god it's monday. I have two tests tomorrow and I haven't felt up to studying for them yet. Atleast I'm not this guy.
