Friday, October 31, 2003
BOOOOOOO-OOOO!
Another bunch of dedicationists talking to each other about music on their blog, Talk About Music:
"So it's Halloween, and I have a few things to tell you all that should be pretty scary. How's this for starters - noted public exhibitionist and Bush supporter Britney Spears is releasing her fourth album on November 18. Commenting on her new material earlier this year, the renowned noncomposer said, "Anyone can write a boring artistic song. But a pop song is the hardest sh-- to write."
Scary, indeed. But, you argue, it's not like Brit-Brit's new album includes a duet with Madonna or anything.
Actually, it does.
EEEEEEK!!!!!
Okay, that's not going to frighten Tim, who thinks Madonna is better than Norah Jones. Well, here's something that will really scare the Shinola outa ya; a new concert album has been added to the Emerson, Lake and Palmer catalog - Live in Poland.
First the Polish people had to deal with invasions from the Austrians, the Germans, and the Russians, now this. Did the Pope really liberate his homeland to make it safe for art rock?
Welcome back, my friends, to the show that never ends. (How do you say that in Polish?) Happy Halloween!"
¶ 10/31/2003 07:29:00 AM
Another bunch of dedicationists talking to each other about music on their blog, Talk About Music:
"So it's Halloween, and I have a few things to tell you all that should be pretty scary. How's this for starters - noted public exhibitionist and Bush supporter Britney Spears is releasing her fourth album on November 18. Commenting on her new material earlier this year, the renowned noncomposer said, "Anyone can write a boring artistic song. But a pop song is the hardest sh-- to write."
Scary, indeed. But, you argue, it's not like Brit-Brit's new album includes a duet with Madonna or anything.
Actually, it does.
EEEEEEK!!!!!
Okay, that's not going to frighten Tim, who thinks Madonna is better than Norah Jones. Well, here's something that will really scare the Shinola outa ya; a new concert album has been added to the Emerson, Lake and Palmer catalog - Live in Poland.
First the Polish people had to deal with invasions from the Austrians, the Germans, and the Russians, now this. Did the Pope really liberate his homeland to make it safe for art rock?
Welcome back, my friends, to the show that never ends. (How do you say that in Polish?) Happy Halloween!"
¶ 10/31/2003 07:29:00 AM
