Friday, June 09, 2006

Brain dump

Several thoughts on a Friday morning:

I just finished the website for the comic book company my home/camp friends and I started. Check it out here. I'm pretty pleased with how it turned out. Thanks Andy for the dreamweaver help.

If you'd like your very own dvd copy of The Eric and Diana Show, email me your address and I will send. It's done! Done done done!

I'm leaving for camp today, my address is thus:
748 Hamilton Rd.
Becket, MA
01223
Feel free to send gifts, moneys, bribes, etc.

I went to see Radiohead with in Boston on Monday with Di. They were pretty great, but three particularly great things stood out:
  • Thom Yorke is the greatest dancer of all time. So much wiggle, lots of joyeous lateral head bouncing... check it out.
  • Lead guitarist Jonny Greenwood's face was obscured by his hair the entire concert, but he was rockin out the whole time, playing a half dozen instruments while rhythmically flailing his awesome hair. Convinced me to grow my hair long and play a beatbox machine slung over my neck. I don't know who's computer I got it from (I'm looking at you Alan), but I've been listening to Jonny Greenwood's solo album Bodysong and it's pretty wild. I'm glad that dude got as bored of standard guitar rock as he did. The now classic Kid A is clearly his baby.
  • Two old couples standing in front of us were passing around a doobie and getting progressively drunker and higher as the concert went on. The yoga-practicing health-food-eating doobie-smoking former hippie lady at the end was flirting with the backwards bosox hat-wearing kid next to her. He seemed to enjoy the attention. I enjoyed observing the friendly interaction between generations that a band like Radiohead can inspire.

1 Comments:

Blogger Sweat of Ewing said...

Bodysong is completely phenomenal (I got it by way of Alana Firl the Layout Girl). And you have just rekindled my faith in your reliability by finishing the show! Address coming in email, I <3 Bryan 4E longtime.

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