Teef
Stereogum has one of the Kozelek Modest Mouse covers. I enjoy it. They also have another new strokes song that isn't as bad as "15 minutes of pain," but still far from great.
Creepy: ESPN points out this morning that Jeff Bagwell and Frank Thomas have the same exact birthday, were both drafted in '89, were both MVPs in '94, and both talked about last night on the way to the Winchester...er...Quarry House. I'm scared, and sorry Shawn.
A very unfortunate name (who are the adwizards...etc), but the peanut version of these granola bars are my new favorite food. Man it would suck to be allergic to peanuts.
Jesus that's toothy.
Creepy: ESPN points out this morning that Jeff Bagwell and Frank Thomas have the same exact birthday, were both drafted in '89, were both MVPs in '94, and both talked about last night on the way to the Winchester...er...Quarry House. I'm scared, and sorry Shawn.
A very unfortunate name (who are the adwizards...etc), but the peanut version of these granola bars are my new favorite food. Man it would suck to be allergic to peanuts.
Jesus that's toothy.
posted by Casey Jones at 7:10 AM
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Very toothy - but not as toothty as this guy, who also likes varnish and Wolf Parade. First google web article when you search for Steve Albini? "The Problem with Music," by one Steve Albini.
Speaking of British teef, Tony Blair's son, who I'm assuming is older than that, is partying in the District. Or at least hangin out.
ESPN is the best argument for Intelligent Design. I mean, what're the odds. I'd ask Jayson Stark. Or the other Jayson Stark.
Googling "Steve Albino" gives you less interesting results.
Is Tong Blair's song going to the Howard U Homecoming? Hangin with Diddy and Usher.
This is the Du shirt I bought.
As for Le Musique Sportif, the Four Tet guy uses this program, and altough he's not French, he seems to know what he's doing. I think the first song will be called "the game of space" but we should probably build our rep by doing some hot remixes and slick mash ups that will have names like Silver Jews "Punks in the Beerlight [Sportif Coq-tail Mix]" and "Love Will Tear Your Body Apart" [Joy Division vs. John Mayer]. This is all coming together...in theory only.
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Aw, shit. A prime tool of our electronic musical empire has problems. My iPod is... not... working. Not the apple symbol, or not turning on, just all the song lists are empty. There's no palylists, no albums, no artists, NO SONGS. My comp wasn't recognizing it this morning, but I figured it was alright. This could be bad.
That sounds not good. Sorry.
Capote opens in Bethesder this weekend.
Though my iPod is still dead (Oh Captain, my Captain), this Simmons column had me laughing barley soup out my nose at lunch. Incredible. I'm taking the points, or something.
Ladies and Gentlemen, Elvis Costello is in the building.
(in poster form)
Ted Leo is sounding teefy, er, British, on the new Beatles Tribute album. The Donnas's version of Drive My Car is generic, er, Sheryl Crow.
The White House ordered The Onion to cease and desist being funny. Google it.
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