Monday, May 09, 2005

Say, where the hell have you been?...

Yeah, I've been somewhat out of it when it comes to blogging these last few days. However, when you see a band that gives you a literal "mindfuck", it can actually alter your vibe for a bit...

This was a start of a blog I planned to do last week... So me and Johnny Sixteen saw Negativland perform in the Kitchener City Hall Council Chamber on Saturday night, and I have to admit that they really need to put warnings on their performances like "please do not operate heavy machinery after one of our shows". Why you ask... well, the show was a total mindfuck.... The show was good, but I couldn't produce any good writing out for a few days. I wanted to explain the setting in detail, but for me it felt insane in a dull way... well more hard to explain even though it could be explained properly.

Other odds and ends: picked up "lcd soundsystem" the same time I picked up my mom's mother's day gift of "The Very Best of the Everly Brothers", and both cds are pretty cool.

I am getting more of the those "SMS.AC" e-mails from people who don't want to talk to me... there is a piece of me that wants to tell these people to piss off, but I really don't want to see what their soap opera of a life they have now.

I went to a small town in Lambton County in a video store where they were selling their stock. I found, and bought the following:
Ghost Dad (the Bill Cosby masterpiece directed by Sidney Poitier)
Disorderies (The Fat Boys and Ralph Bellamy, together...yeah)
Breakin' (I didn't see the Breakin' two: Electric Boogaloo though)
Vibes (Jeff Goldblum and Cyndi Lauper with psychic powers)
The NeverEnding Story (Sorry, no wiseass comment)
Mutant Video (Not Mentioned on IMDB, but has James Belushi)
Gunslinger (Written and Directed by Roger Corman)
Knightriders (Written and Directed by George A. Romero)
Roller Derbys Greatest Highlights (WHICH WAS AWESOME)

I saw "The Long Good Friday" with Bob Hoskins for the first time... WOW. This is a movie you should watch if you are into British Mob films, and if you want to see Pierce Bronson in a bit part that's very anti-James Bond.

Man, maybe I should write more often...

Comics left: 104 (the pile goes down but I still buy more)

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