the worst part about all this is there's no record of it ever happening, no pictures no journal entries here or on myspace, just a few paper jounal entries about when it was starting. why did i let myself get so caught up?

i know i said this would be about music, but heres the thing. i've been spending so much time with a girl the past few months i haven't had time to really check any out. now it's pretty much over, and i don't know if i want to be attached to something that doesn't recipricate. fuck livejournal.

well, i haven't bought that much lately.

but the new mogwai mr. beast is good.
the new saves the day sound the alarm is awesome.
i finally bought an autechre cd, and it's everything i could hope it to be.
story like a scar by the new amsterdams is fucking amazing.

i think i've bought more, but i can't think now.

may 4th at the granada, anyone interested? get back to me i will definately be going.

i picked up Cat Power's "You Are Free"- incredible.

if i haven't said it yet, check out add n to x. they're electro pop. totally great shit.

and go to their myspace.com/addn2x

i just recently( very recently) got back into an album i used to listen to everyday in 6th grade. wyclef jean's "the carnival" i haven't listened to anything rap or hip hop related in a long time, and it's still totally boss. that says alot.

if anyone is going to the saves the day show in lawrence on april 14th, i would appreciate it if you could pick up this exclusive ep for me. i'll pay you for it and all. i'd be going myself, but i'll be TDY until the 15th so i have to miss out. the tracks include..."Jodie","Sell My Old Clothes, I'm Off To Heaven", "My Sweet Fracture", "You Vandal ( Read more... )

so i was driving home yesterday and was switching cds and some how the station got changed from npr (89.1) to 88.7. what i heard was an elaborate piano piece with poor resolution and high static. everything was garbled and I could barely make out what the song was. and i liked it. i'm at a stage where i'm looking for music that goes beyond song ( Read more... )

the other day on NPR's World Cafe they had an interview/show session with Robert Julian. Acoustic with jazzy piano, pretty good. something i will definately check out. the album "Slow New York", which he said there were like antonyms, is about freeze framing moments that he's had and just writing about them. i don't know anything about him or his ( Read more... )

check out this artsy video by tortoise, it's great ( Read more... )