Songs About Food
525+ Songs about food. No downloads unfortunately.
I’m not a huge fan of Prince or his Revolution but I know there are readers here who are. So I wanted to point you out to a great post by Pete over at ickmusic, which includes a download of Prince And The Revolution’s last live show. Pete says,
“So the last official gig with this [original] lineup took place on September 9th, 1986 in Yokohama, Japan. It was the last show of the Parade tour. Prince pulled out a B-side rarity (â€Love or Moneyâ€), a heartfelt version of “Sometimes it Snows in Aprilâ€, a killer jam on “Anotherloverholenyoheadâ€, a preview of “Hot Thing†during “Headâ€, and so much more.”
The post follows up with a “where are they now” type of thing for each of the members of The Revolution.
It’s a bit long but incredibly informative with a ton of downloads: The Complete Idiots Guide To Slayer
A Denver roller derby documentary flick – Talk Derby to Me – plays Wednesday April 4th, 8pm @ the Gothic Theater in Denver. Tickets are $10 in advance and $14 at the door. The Denver Roller Dolls, The Calf Branders, and the 18 Wheelers will be there, so should you. Thanks Joe.
Todd Levin‘s brilliant take on Twitter (and the rest of the sxsw nonsense / cool-kid factor):
“Twitter is a very simple concept to explain. Imagine there is a tiny invisible girlfriend sitting on your shoulder, constantly whispering in your ear, demanding to know what you’re thinking at that precise moment. Now, imagine you decide to answer every instance of her question by sending a text message to her, and all of your friends. That’s kind of what Twitter is like, and we’re positive it’s here to stay”
It was thirteen years ago today that Bukowski drank his last beer. Seems as good a time as any to pre-order his two poetry books The “People Look Like Flowers At Last: New Poems” and “Come On In!”. Sleep well dear friend.
Next Thursday, March 15th, plan on stopping by your local Starbucks between 10am and 12 noon for free coffee.
Download a zip file containing 72 different versions of “Stormy Weather” from WFMU (Warning: 263 megs).
Find the distribution of your surname throughout the United States. My map can be found below.