Mal ,'Bushwhacked'
There's a lady plays her fav'rite records/On the jukebox ev'ry day/All day long she plays the same old songs/And she believes the things that they say/She sings along with all the saddest songs/And she believes the stories are real/She lets the music dictate the way that she feels.
Yay! Very much in keeping with my theory that this week will be better than last week.
Indeeed, this package is entirely separate from the Super Secret Jilli Project that JZ is working on. We just got the key element from eBay last week and it had an unexpectedly serendiptious element so insanely perfect that we fell out laughing.
That sounds right, Hec. Thanks!
Indeeed, this package is entirely separate from the Super Secret Jilli Project that JZ is working on. We just got the key element from eBay last week and it had an unexpectedly serendiptious element so insanely perfect that we fell out laughing.
ooooooh!
I don't actually know that it'll be shippable when fully assembled, though. It may have to wait for either the F2F or a Zmayhem visit northwards, for careful carrying and hand delivery.
I've met JZ, I know what she looks like, but I still have trouble looking at "JZ" and not picturing her rapping "Dirt Off Your Shoulder."
I don't actually know that it'll be shippable when fully assembled, though. It may have to wait for either the F2F or a Zmayhem visit northwards, for careful carrying and hand delivery.
Okay, now I'm even more curious and excited. Oh, and I vote for a Zmayhem visit northward.
Rapper boy is SUCH a jz-come-lately. Though I still jump every time I hear his name, and briefly worry about how I could have forgotten that I've collaborated with Ice-T or signed a new contract or had a near-riot at one of my concerts or some such.
Hee, hee. There's a car called a RIO that also makes me turn my head around when I see it.
One song I listened to about 12 times today: Behind Blue Eyes (DJ Feel Mix) - Tooga feat Pit Bailey
That's right. A trance remix of a Russian electronica band who ripped the vocals off a Limp Bizkit cover of a Pete Townsend song. Truly beautiful. Right up there with the Australian Power-Noise-Glitchcore propaganda band, DJ Citizen.
I can't deal with anything within three degrees of Fred Durst. However, while Townshend and Rilo Kiley are both within recent mention-distance: I have a great live cover of "Let My Love Open The Door" by Rilo Kiley. Gorgeous backup vocals and a spiffy trumpet solo.