It's finally Fall so that means I can officially start drinking Pumpkin Ale!

The more I listen to Beach House's Depression Cherry the more I love it. I really want them to soundtrack my life.

Morrissey - "Let Me Kiss You"
The Jesus & Mary Chain - "Reverberation (Doubt)"
Azure Blue - "Willows and Pines"
Magic Bullets - "A Name Sits Heaviest on My Heart"
Echo and the Bunnymen - "Life Goes On"
Kavinsky - "Grand Canyon"
Memory Tapes - "Offers"
Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark - "Atomic Ranch"
matt pond PA -…

Wrapping up The Coming of Dragons by AJ Lake. Some semi-decent YA fantasy. Yesterday I finished The Autumnlands Vol 1 by Kurt Busiek and it was pretty good especially during the last few issues of the collections when things started picking up.

zing!

Stop yelling the titles at me!

Day # 32: Maybe we can spend a day or so apart for once. It doesn't mean I love you any less, I just want to be left alone. Not all the time, just sometimes. Oh come on, I didn't say I don't like hanging out with you.

"play" is a bit of a stretch for what the Brownies do on the field.

But then you get whacked.

Athlete - "This is What I Sound Like"
Lights & Motion - "Departure"
VHS or Beta - "The Ocean"
James - "Junkie"
Yeasayer - "Ambling Alp"
Keane - "Try Again"
Cut Copy - "Need You Now"
They Might Be Giants - "Omaha (In Situ)"

You wouldn't see that if this were 1988.

Here I didn't even know Jani Lane was dead. Wiki says it was alcohol poisoning.

I could bang all night to this mash-up!

He asking his lady for a threesome.

well duh.

I really liked 4:13 Dream.

I loved Bloodflowers when it came out. Of course this was in my Cure can do no wrong phase of my life. I'm actually pretty bored with it today. The songs are too long, nothing really stands out and it all blends together. It's leagues above their self-titled that came out a few years later. The only time I was ever…

I mean sure, When I was 7 I had no idea who the B-52's were, but it was many many years later when I discovered the connection.

It took me many years to realize that Weird Al's original songs are pastiches of contemporary songs of the time. Mr. Popeil as a B-52's song is the one that shocks me the most.

The first issues of Miller's run he was really finding his voice and almost held back by editorial, so the books read mostly like every other Marvel book of the late 70's.