Remember when I said that I wouldn't ever do a linkpost?
I lied.
Geez, Thor, it's not that big a deal....
A planet well worth exploring.
Dave reviews Osamu Tezuka’s Buddha in its entirety; as a consequence, Andrew now wants to read Osamu Tezuka’s Buddha in its entirety.
Say it ain't so, Kylie!
You have until Sunday to enter Ken's Oscar Oscar Revolution contest. So hop to it, kids!
I'll work all week to buy you things, even if I'm too tired at the end of the day to remember what you look like.
An old salt recounts his epic journey through the Shoals of Twenty-something. (I burned my boat on Underachiever Island's tropical shore long ago.)
The link between Defender and Deutscher new wave revealed.
Better than the Sears Wish Book. (Alternately, I can dream about you, if I can't hold you tonight.)
I would just like to point out that my birthday is coming up in a matter of weeks.
The B-52's - Roam (from Cosmic Thing, 1989) - Senior year was a long, long time ago, but this song doesn't seem to have aged one bit. It's all in the cheekbones, I'm told.
Friday, February 22, 2008
oh, the places you will go
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OT, but have you seen this Creepy/Eerie classics news?
http://www.scifislacker.com/comics/dark-horse-gets-creepy-and-eerie.shtml
I'll make room in the paint locker for the Creepy/Eerie relaunch.
Time however, to shake the snow off the braces and sand the decks for boarders. Crew, Look Busy!
Hey BA thanks for shout out - here's a link to the mighty Moog Cookbook remix of Air's 'Kelly Watch The Stars' following on from your 'Teen Spirit' posting.
http://www.divshare.com/download/2749544-a31
PS - may be worth dropping a few stealthy hints to Mrs BA about these birthday treats
Punk Is Dead Punk Is Everything -
Bryan Ray Turcotte
Punk Diary: The Ultimate Trainspotter's Guide to Underground Rock, 1970-1982 - George Gimarc
Sniffin' Glue: The Essential Punk Accessory - Mark Perry
News about Creepy/Eerie archives and more essential punk rock documents, and a Moog Cookboox remix? I'm the luckiest an in the world!
Thanks!
Thanks for the nod bitterandrew - really appreciate it coming from you.
Senior year, eh? I was in sixth grade when Cosmic Thing came out. You're right, it doesn't get old (except for hearing "Love Shack" for the 2,535th time).
I have a post on their new album up at utahpolis.com if you're interested.
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