Oops... guess I missed on a couple of those, face. What can I say? Shit happens...

as CHK CHK CHK would say:

"LIKE I GIVE A FUCK, LIKE I GIVE A SHIT, LIKE I GIVE A FUCK ABOUT THAT SHIT
LIKE I GIVE A FUCK ABOUT THAT MOTHERFUCKING SHIT"

or as Gwen would say:

"I AIN'T NO HOLLA BACK GIRRRRRRRRRRL, I AIN'T NO HOLLA BACK GIRRRRRRRRRRL

THIS SHIT IS BANANAS
B-A-N-A-N-A-S

THIS SHIT IS BANANAS
B-A-N-A-N-A-S"

You know, it's really hard to test this delete thing with all the chatter going on...

The links are small because I thought that side thing was taking up to much space. I didn't realize that my 'minimum font size' option in firefox was making them too small, though. (Does that mean I've bothered to change it yet? hells no.)

Hey, you asshole! I did TOO see it! I saw THAT ONE too!!!

hey Paras, why are the links on the side all small now?

TOPIC: for musicheads/and lovers of buzz band the ARCADE FIRE

oh yeah. this is sorta two weeks old now, but i was in Chapters and i was thumbing through a magazine called "Kitchen Sink" (for people who think too much? =pretencious) anyways, they had a pretty good article about POST ROCK. check it out. asides from mentioning the obvious, namely Godspeed / Tortoise , it also pointed out a TALK TALK (or was it Talking Heads?) record that was highly influencial and possibly the precursor record to the whole Post Rock scene.


www.kitchensinkmag.com/

and some related research findings:
http://www.conceptualart.org/npr/sounds.html#

http://www.markburrier.com/news.html
An illustration appears in issue 9 of Kitchen Sink magazine done for an article comparing Canada's post-rock bands with those of Chicago in the 90s. It's on newsstands now. See the art in the illustration section.

Paras, you sneaky fuck: I saw that!

A SORE FOR SIGHTED EYES
http://tvcarnage.com/

THE NEW VOLUME OF TV CARNAGE IS COMING OUT SOON AND THE OLD ONES WILL BE REISSUED ON DVD IN JUNE