October 2010
1. Because rabbits can tap dance!
They can.
2. Try drawing a cute frog. Now try drawing a cute rabbit. Which one is easier? In fact I’m sure Disney animators went through many incarnations of frogs to figure out a pair that didn’t automatically make you think, “Yuck!” on sight for “The Princess and the Frog”, which by the way, was one of the weakest Disney traditional cel-animated movies since...
OMG, this episode of “30 Rock” is too funny and it’s not even sweeps!
listening to "Britney Spears Vs Sean Kingston - Me... →
Love this song. Love Madonna. Britney still has that wide-eyed look of confusion but with worse weaves now. The choreography is amazing.
September 2010
I hate when I wake up extra early to get to work extra early only to arrive at work the same time as usual because of FUCKING RUSH HOUR IN THE RAIN TRAFFIC!!!
And now we return to our regularly scheduled program…
Confession.
I enjoyed the last episode of “Glee”.
Yes, it was a tribute to Britney Spears and her cameos make me think she’s still chasing white rabbits.
Yes, I enjoyed the choreography a lot and the jokes were funny. Sue is still my favorite character. She’s wonderfully wicked.
The overriding theme of the show is that it requires a strong hallucinogenic to ever want to be like...
WatchPretty much what he sang!
“Love takes off the masks we fear we cannot live without and know we cannot live...”
– James Baldwin (via kari-shma) (via quote-book)
I’m too tired to get up, so I’m posting that I’m tired.
Good night.
"Try Jah Love"
Circa 1982, I was really into Michael Jackson and a network TV station was going to air videos including “Billie Jean”. I wanted to record “Billie Jean”, so I recorded the whole show. “Every Breath You Take” happened to be in the video cue as well and we used to watch that tape a lot. “Try Jah Love” was another one of the videos and I remembered the...
listening to "Third World - Try Jah Love (1982)" →
This was a split-sec childhood memory from 2 days ago. It’s not about earthly love, but it’s so cool. I can’t believe I remembered it, honestly.
omg
my iTunes is broken.
Have a happy Monday, B-fam!
Seriously.
Alright, New York, what the fuck’s up with the bedbugs?
Honey, they are playing “Bad” and I’m about to lose my mind!!!
The drum kicks! The drum kicks!
OMG, I was born for this shit!
listening to "The Rolling Stones - As Tears Go By" →
pwetty.
listening to "U2 - I Still Haven →
This is my favorite interpretation, elevating the song into a search for Eternal Love. Tears in my eyes.
listening to "U2 Exit" →
For me, this is massive. I don’t think you understand how many times I listened to “Joshua Tree” & “Rattle and Hum”.
Have you heard “Exit” live? On surround sound?
Man, man.
Man.
Damn.
Going apeshit.
“Rattle and Hum”, now airing on Palladia.
I turn to Palladia, there’s a JM interview from Hard Rock Calling.
I turn to Palladia, and Tom Petty’s playing “Won’t Back Down” live.
I LOVE PALLADIA!!!
Man, these MOJO articles are the shit. Seriously. I wish they’d written all of my texts in grade school.
Holy shit! “Ab Fab” totally used Julie Driscoll and Brian Auger’s version of “This Wheel’s On Fire” in their title song. Or it it the end title song? Whatever, I heard this on “Ab Fab”…insane.
shut UP! Just ran into The Band’s “Chest Fever”.
I like their version of “This Wheel’s On Fire”.
Hmm, Wilson Pickett did a cover of “Hey Jude”. I don’t know how I feel about that. It’s definitely soulful.
“Imperfection is beauty. Madness is genius. It is better to be absolutely...”
– Marilyn Monroe (via quote-book)
listening to "Roy Orbison - You Got It (Music... →
Incredible. I did realize how great this was when it first came out. I was really into 1950s rock when this came out.
listening to "Fats Waller- This Joint Is Jump →
The original “House Party”.
Dear Neighbor,
I just want to let you know, in case you keep acting up, I own a microphone, a sound system and no sense of tone and I will use them!!!
Don’t make me PLUG IT IN!!!
Good Genes or Good Docs?
I suspect active online social networking. (He keeps an active myspace account).
carlmayer:
