New Southern Culture On The Skids is out.
(name dropping) I knew them a bit when I lived in Chapel Hill. They recorded Pig Pickin' in the house right across the woods in my backyard. 'Course, that was long before I lived there. Still, I've seen them some 8-9 times (the first time when I was just 16!), and walked away covered with banana pudding and fried chicken grease just about every time.
Betsy, there's no one in history prettier than Jane Birkin, but I think Serge Gainsbourg had the edge in coolness. Did you know that there's a documentary on Serge going around the arthouse circuit? It only played here one night, and my (conservative Christian Frog-hating)parents were in town for Xmas, so I missed it.
Jon is right, too. Hey Ya = Walking on Sunshine. I predict its ubiquity is only beginning. And I like it, too, but I also predict that I'm going to start hating around the 1066th time I've heard it.
You see, *I* hated "Walking on Sunshine" from Listen One, so all y'all's comparisons are making of the no sense to me.
erinaceous is me. "Walking on Sunshine" got on my last nerve.
Jon is right, too. Hey Ya = Walking on Sunshine. I predict its ubiquity is only beginning.
Well, I can't begrudge the royalties to Kimberly Rew who was, after all, a Softboy.
any hints for this iTunes user?
It's been discussed in technology, I think, but there's a way, in the newer versions of iTunes, to makes all the songs on a mix about the same volume.
It was discussed here, too.
In the newer versions of iTunes (a.k.a., Not The Version That Steph Has But She's Not Bitter), there's a menu option where you can equalize the volume.
It's either under Preferences, or Burning, or something.
Let me see if I can Nilly....
You see, *I* hated "Walking on Sunshine" from Listen One, so all y'all's comparisons are making of the no sense to me.
This is me. Times infinity.
Well, I can't begrudge the royalties to Kimberly Rew who was, after all, a Softboy.
A Soft Boy who went bad. He is dead to me now.
Well, I can't begrudge the royalties to Kimberly Rew who was, after all, a Softboy.
Damn straight. Although I also hated "Sunshine" from the get-go. What I was trying to say is that unlike "Sunshine" I rather like "Hey Ya," but like "Sunshine," I suspect that "Hey Ya" will be or already is obnoxiously ubiquitous and will continue to be so until we're all in adult diapers.
I appreciate it, guys. I rarely venture into Technology, so I wouldn't even know where to start looking.
I wish I'd known about the mixed cd thing! I would have loved to participate.
Tina, did you ever do those DMB bootlegs for me? It was DMB and something else, I think.
