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Entries from September 2002
Homemade Mac
September 16th, 2002 · No Comments
In My Ear: Adrian Bond
September 12th, 2002 · No Comments
I finally found the CD that Adrian Bond gave me when I was in Annapolis. Quite frankly, it rocks. But this is not rock—it’s ambient drum and bass, which makes me think of cool environments, hip clubs, euro-freaks and hot-stepping, big-jeaned youngsters gettin’ jiggy while thinking about communism.
I suggest that you go check [...]
Tags: MP3 and Digital Music · Music
Signs!
September 12th, 2002 · 1 Comment
Strange?
Tags: This is Weird
Flemish Director Media Stunt: "American’s Are Incabable of Laughing…"
September 11th, 2002 · No Comments
I don’t really care too much this—some film auditions for Bin Laden look-alikes held on September 11th by some Euro-wank B-movie director.
It’s a publicity stunt—big deal. Insensitve? Sure, but I’m not offended. But this is what offends me:
“It’s good to shock people sometimes with humor. Americans are incapable of laughing at themselves,” he [...]
Tags: Euroland · This is Weird
Ahoy! Pirate Shipwreck of A Different Kind
September 11th, 2002 · 4 Comments
In honor of this weblog’s very own Tikihead leaving the realm of space-age bachelordom, a bunch of us miscreants of the male persuasion are raiding the Florida panhandle as of tomorrow. Our goal: to plunder as much fresh snapper, marlin, tuna or whatever else we can get our grubby hands on to choke a [...]
Tags: Booze, Beer and Wine · Defining Moments · Kudos · Travel
It Is True
September 11th, 2002 · No Comments
It should be a great show: Flaming Lips & Beck
Tags: Music
It’s Easy
September 9th, 2002 · 1 Comment
Speak Thai
Tags: Thailand
Greatest Double Albums Part One
September 8th, 2002 · 9 Comments
Bob Dylan—Blonde on Blonde
Back in the college days, we frequently discussed DID lists (Desert Island Disc, a list of, say, the 5 albums you would take with you to a deserted island), and Elliott, I believe, came up with the idea that all of his albums would be double albums to get extra bang for [...]
Record Shopping in LA
September 8th, 2002 · 1 Comment
Although I haven’t been there for years, LA is a supreme city for record shopping. I stumbled upon this list and thought I’d share. I’ve been to quite a few of these shops, and can remember some more that aren’t on this list. I wonder if they are still there?
It is wired [...]
Tags: California · Los Angeles · Vinyl
Dressed For…
September 7th, 2002 · No Comments
According to Fuckedcompany.com, Answerthink has instituted a dresscode reminiscent of Ross Perot EDS days or old school Anderson.
I have some close-ish ties to AnswerThink, and I can assure you that the reason they don’t make money anymore is not because of the way their people dress.
It really is a different world, again.
Tags: Consulting
Saigon Sub Superstar
September 6th, 2002 · 1 Comment
Entirely too tasty to pass up, with a special sauce that will kick your ass with its excellence!
Tags: Atlanta · Food and Cooking · Red Bull
Not With A Bang…
September 4th, 2002 · 1 Comment
... but with a whimper. Napster quietly calls it quits.
Tags: Piracy
Easy Retirement
September 4th, 2002 · No Comments
Now he has more of his pension to spend on less important items like food, clothing, lodging and medical care:
AFTER 60 YEARS OF PAYING, HE DRINKS FOR FREE
A British retiree has been given free beer for life at his local pub
after spending 60 years as a paying customer. The Red Hart at Three
Holes [...]
Tags: Booze, Beer and Wine
Back in Black!
September 3rd, 2002 · No Comments
Detroit/Ypsilanti/Ann Arbor trip was a great time. We managed to eat some amazing Middle Eastern food (Detroit has the highest Arab population of any U.S. city, I believe), visit with some ofmy wife’s family and witness a supreme rock spectacle.
Christ Puncher, from Ypsilanti, rocked the Blind Pig like a hurricane—truly an event one needs [...]
Tags: Travel





