I'm always working, more or less, from home. Just finished a couple hours of housecleaning so can relax but gas it up with some McGasko while I do more sedentary work. :)
Oh I wish everyone else was out for the rest of the week. I am surrounded by people who think that by paddling harder you actually get somewhere desirable.
Yeah, Philo opted to work w/ just 2 others (out of around 75) today, tomorrow and Monday. Saves vacation days he'd otherwise be forced to use, and so much nicer for him to start and leave earlier plus the relaxed atmosphere.
@Joe: Food discussions, yeah, now we're cooking w/ gas. ;) I made my own ras el hanout spice for the tagine. Philo claimed it was his fave meal of mine in the latter half of 2013.
And Juvenilia isn't from 1984 - it's actually the name of a Flying Nun comp that came out in 87 and was reissued in 88 by Homestead over here. I, of course, never got my shit together to buy either. It is all their 84-85 stuff though.
Thanks, kat! @Sam: That fella from the Kitchen Cynics writes some really terrific lyrics. @Irene: Alan, yes! I saw that you were thanked on the CD, Irene!
Irene, I still have to thank you for turning me on to Clare and The Reasons. I don't normally like music like that, but they are pretty singular and talented.
We young uns in the 80s were privy to a lot of garage rock and soul unknown to most at the time through reissues, and you guys are finding a ton of indie rock and alt-pop I never knew existed and I was buying a shitload of records at the time.
Thanks @Cecile! Yeah, I really like what Clare and the Reasons do and I'm glad to have turned you (and everyone) on to them. @Joe, I didn't realize Alan had mentioned me. He's a really sweet guy and incredibly prolific. Lots of great stuff from Mr. Cynic.
@kat, Happy Boxing Day to you and everyone too! Also, a happy birthday to @KP, a little birdy told me.
Cheri, I have the first one, but to me it doesn't take off until the last three songs. But it's been years since I listened to it. Is there a better one to check out?
hi joe, hi all. great LOU CHRISTIE song (he wrote? does lou christie write songs? is he related to JULIE CHRISTIE? hubba hubba.). i'm v.sure i heard ALEX CHILTON (r.i.p.) do this live, maybe at folk city (r.i.p.)
@Cecile: I agree! @Irene: Yes, you and Peter are both thanked on "Seasoning"! @KP: Happy birthday!! Hey Brendan and dale! I like songs about diaries, too. Hey Herb! It's a Tony Romeo song, the guy who was involved with the Partridges, among others.
TONY ROMEO? sounds like a porn name; thanks for telling us, joe. and i missed THE SERVANTS earlier, but i (vaguely) recall their song "The Sun a Small Star" (thanks to THE BIG TAKEOVER mag). and DISCO now is very welcome.
10:47am
Gildo-X:
Geez where did I learn to type.... but who was playing in the background during during the last back announce?
I can't speak for Go to the Hack, I've heard that it's not that great but I really enjoy their s/t LP. 2013 is a banner year for Down Under reissues for sure.
Sounds like lotsa yous prefer the Cincinnati chili style, aka chili and some kinda pasta. Out here, it's just a big bowl of chili, with some cheddar, onions, avocado and perhaps sour cream. and some Habanero Sunshine to kick it up a notch.
I need to thank my parents for NEVER feeding me Chef Boyardee. Gross. They did feed me those hot dogs with cheese filling a few times though, and also scrapple.
'member the bewitched episode where endora turns darin into a snotty little boy and he suggests to the stew company owner to rebrand the stew as dog food?
To stretch her household food budget dollar, my mom would make us Kraft pizzas and use cut-up hot dogs for the topping. Usually on Sunday nights when Disney was on.
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Wow, the benefit of time is really cool.
We young uns in the 80s were privy to a lot of garage rock and soul unknown to most at the time through reissues, and you guys are finding a ton of indie rock and alt-pop I never knew existed and I was buying a shitload of records at the time.
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I just checked and yeah, its just like you said!
I can either do or not do what Im going to do here at work.
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Their songs all sound like they are penned by a stalker.
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