less and less time to listen to music but still managing to listen while reading - it's not very hard, not really

the dresden dolls are so good
i'm still on d, but i'm almost on e

(i think i am one of a rare few who actually has an artist that starts with "Dz")

paradise is also very good - this book makes me like toni morrison

Dear Dokken,

Though you may have won some of my respect with the antics you pulled in that Norton commercial, pelvic-thrusting a chicken into exploding will not make me want to listen to your music. Therefore, you are deleted.

i have resigned myself to the fact that this is definitely going to take me forever to get through.

buhhh

i think i am more appreciative of music in the morning, or at least when i have just woken up

sigh. after david bowie, i have little interest in listening to music anymore. nothing else just seems as good. maybe this will change once i get to tool, unfortunately that is still a long ways off.

though this could just be because i'm listening to death cab, too. oh well, i will weather such things as i have always done.

as my david bowie sub-play-thru of my grand major play-thru draws to a close, i find myself wishing it didn't end. i was dreading it before it happened, thought david bowie would take me forever to get through, but the man's music is so wonderfully great that you kind of just want it to go on forever. so let's see, what happened in this past week ( Read more... )

last.fm: and there goes david bowie, carrying me into the 18,000s

OH SHIT HERE WE GO

passing c was surprising a little, now i am on D and the countdown to david bowie is almost now, dunno if i'll get to him today though i have a lot of stuff between daft punk and david bowie surprisingly

was out and watching movies more than i was listening to music today. but here is what i heard today: cibo matto, cky, the clash, clint mansell, cLOUDDEAD, and cocteau twins