Tonight we drink to youth ( Read more... )

Usually I put poetry on my other page. But I bet no one visits those anymore through lack of use.

The Queen in Her Limousine“Remove that vomitous obstruction ( Read more... )

I lie awake ( Read more... )

Ihsahn - The Adversary
Once Again the master, the king, the EMPEROR of metal returns. From the first track, Ivocation clearly as ever, Ihsahn proves his endeavors to be epic and unavoidable. It almost seems as if he has continued Empeor where they started to become stale. Here he lacks much of the synth love and ambience that embraced Peccatum, but ( Read more... )

Anna came to visit last friday. I am very happy.

Matt Nathanson - Still Waiting for SpringMatt Nathanson was, before I saw him live, a great lyricist and a great musician. He blended unexpectancy with beauty with humor and he had a multitude of ways to express an idea. This means his music was also varied. Sometimes I couldn't stop listening to ( Read more... )

Here I am, sitting at a computer in the library of a small New York college by the name of Sarah Lawrence. I'm doing work study at the moment. I get 10 hours a week and I'm not sure of the pay, but I'll look it up today. It's a great opportunity to get my work done. The only problem is a good deal of resources are unavailable to me on a school ( Read more... )

Porcupine Tree - Coma DivineA 2 disc live show that takes place between the early crap and In Absentia. Again, some of their early stuff passes itself off fairly well in an okay manner, but little of it is presented here. The "live"-ness of the show does pump them up a bit, makes them a little more experimental, which is both good and bad, but in ( Read more... )

See that red button? press it!

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Is this my home? I know not. Another stepping stone, I would guess, but whether there really is a road that would lead me to a place called home, I do not know ( Read more... )

Owen - selfThis record is very light. Owen came from a band some underground emo fans know as American Football (and it should be noted here that underground emo is nothing like emo). So this record is like James Iha's solo album. The lyrics are simple, as emo tends to be, and the production is spread out allowing many codas and moments of silence ( Read more... )