gaffa

sadness. but happiness too.

good luck with your move!

-banshee

anytime... i'm always glad to read or listen anything you two make...

gabba gabba hey gaffa
i painted my living room... take a look at my pics..

I wish some amature league hockey would help me meet her... but i kinda doubt it... plus what the hell would i do if i ever did... i would probably just say some unintelligable things and she would leave... dang...

music.. got the live NIN dvd a few days ago, and have been listening to Tool in my car for a few days, same album... I do that... I dont know if it is love of the album or laziness....
the last daring thing i did was pee'd while I took my dog out to pee.. someone could have seen me... hehe, yeah real daring right...

mmmhhh...these recent months I've been meeting quite a lot of very peculiar persons....so, i would like to make 3 entries:

Keith Code. he must be about 55/60 years old motorbike pilot and he has developed a quite incredible technique which he explains in several books he done. He's quite a character, so assertrive and strong willed.

Trent Kanuega and Christina . it is the pair behind the Witchblade comics. strange but enthousiastic people, the mind full of thousand things to say and describe.

and thanx for your advice about my back pain. it's gone

i LOVE LOVE LOVE meeting interesting people, Eugene is just crawling with them.... I recently met a man who is about 65 years of age, has a doctorate in physics and teaches classes out of his wherehouse on the chaos and gaia theories.....The best part about this guy is that he shows up at every party (electronic) Ive been to and can dance through the night without stopping for air! He is quite amazing, I hope I can be so young at heart when I reach his age

indeed, badalamenti is one of my faves!
i write all kinds of music. mostly sounds like a mix of badalamenti, ween, mr. bungle, sinatra, thrill kill kult, and danny elfman.

happy belated b-day!

russians huh... well I like a chekloslovakian and she gave me a urethral infection.. hehe

by the way, I live 40 min north of eugene, and I came from tallahassee florida, and yes, it is one mother fucker of a road trip.... I came out here with my dog, and a trailer.. sucked

"Everything" - the Juliana Theory

Where ya been, dawg?

to answer your question...I constantly am dancing around at home to sounds from the stereo or humming along to music on my discman on the way to class...when im not actually listening to music...theres a song running through my head...but everyones like that...right?
- Eugene really doesnt compare to big cities, its like a unique little world and you have to be careful or you can forget that there is life outside of the city limits...its kinda like LA in that way, although its just full of hippies and crazy college kids, people living 'alternative' lifestyles in one way or another...I doubt that even one republican lives in this town, i think the hippies drove the last of them out last summer Actually, its a little wierd to live here, its not quite my style, Im just trying to get my architecture degree and then...peace..Im out But its a great place for people watching!

You should never settle for less than both of them... the weapon of choice video is probably one of my all time favorties...

many good things, many good things...

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>Wow... did you sample that drum part from Portishead?

i don't think so or maybe, it's "old"....it's a remix dating from 1996...

> Interestingly enough, my mom lived in Brussels when she was young and loved it. How is the electronic music scene over there?

well, historically Electronc Body Music comes from Belgium, with bands like Front 242 or Neon Judgement.
Interesting to know, maybe, Al Jorgensen started the Revolting Ccks with two guys from here...And then went all industrial with Ministry afterwards....

>Have you given M83 a listen? They are the most exciting thing I have heard in a while. You can listen to their work at their site.

it is nice, and the website is sooo funny ! Music is good, it's amazing how nice old analog synths do sound now with all the new digital fx... ;-)

>Keep up the fine work.

thank you, i will keep updating my journal with sounds... haev a good week-end !

It's sad, really...but we can't force everyone to be into it. I think *that* would get pretty boring too, if we all had the same love and interest for the arts.

But at the same time I'm pretty sure everyone likes something artistic out there...

Oddly enough it had nothing to do with drinking it... it just leaked all over the bed of truck... opps...

I don't wanna!

Just kidding. I meant I didn't want to listen to my ideas, but that's what I was kidding about.

I thought about hopping on a plane to Ft. Lauderdale and just calling you when I got there so you and Em could pick me up. But I really don't know how far away it is from Deland, and it'd probably work better if I told you I was doing that instead of waiting till I was actually *there* so I wouldn't have to wait that long at the airport.

Sometimes I think funny.

yikes!

I'm only posting this link so that maybe you'll feel better about your expenses... even at my own expense (?). Please read the latest entry.

Love you. And I believe your visions won't be blurry for long.

Kind of like an indie low-maintenance virgin megastore? JK I really think that's a cool idea.

Today I had a triple shot raspberry mocha. Mmm indeed.

:gives you the drink:

I'm actually ordering some torani flavor syrups again. Raspberry, Orgeat (almond), Peppermint, and Butterscotch. But I might get Butter Rum instead of the Butterscotch because I think this site that has them for cheaper doesn't carry Butterscotch.

Oh my god, I'm salivating at the mochas I'm creating!