Sunday, July 29, 2012
Tuesday, June 5, 2012
CHERRILHO BEACHINHO
Brazilian pressing of Career Suicide's "Cherry Beach" is now available! This no doubt waxed, tanned, and Orfeuian beast is now available in the streets of Rio, Brasilia, and Sao Paolo. But, you should play fisherman, cast a line, and reel this piece of ice cold Canadiana over to wherever you're from.
WE NEED TO PLAY A SHOW THERE.
Saturday, May 26, 2012
Wednesday, May 9, 2012
Forking Paths
Once I sang a Christmas Carol with my wife.
We sang it, recorded it, dubbed, and sent it off to our little niece in Wales.
Her sister, who was a little older, and probably too cool for Christmas Carols needed a song too.
I wrote a song that "sounded like the Goo Goo Dolls."
(apparently my level of being 'in touch' is through the roof)
An opportunity arose.
Instead of a gift,
it became an article of labour.
Now it's a song that AC Newman sings on.
Now it works for me.
We still owe her a present.
THE ORIGINAL
THE FINAL
Monday, April 2, 2012
Friday, March 23, 2012
HI CHECK OUT MY OTHER OTHER BLOG ON THE RIVAL BLOGGIST'S PLATFORM
RIGHT HERE.
"Once I worked a demolition job in the East End of Toronto. I found this curious photo album in the rubble. He (you/her) seems to have taken a lot of photographs of bands, been in one yourself, and maybe even gone on tour with the Pointed Sticks, Cheap Trick, and Blondie (lost that photo). Who the hell are you?"
"Once I worked a demolition job in the East End of Toronto. I found this curious photo album in the rubble. He (you/her) seems to have taken a lot of photographs of bands, been in one yourself, and maybe even gone on tour with the Pointed Sticks, Cheap Trick, and Blondie (lost that photo). Who the hell are you?"
Wednesday, March 14, 2012
Repost for the Wordy
Here is a tiny taster of a thought on the power of usage, something that -- should the twerpier side of yours truly appear more than once ever half year -- will appear more on this blog in the future.
Should also be noted that this sort of linguistic motif is part of the basis for the Fucked Up song, "Magic Word."
Read on HERE
Should also be noted that this sort of linguistic motif is part of the basis for the Fucked Up song, "Magic Word."
Read on HERE
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