I am enjoying the music of Craig David. He is hottttt.

I'm getting sick of everything "indie", whatever that means.

I'm so glad that I listen to a good variety of music.

Just for a short time. I'm not sure what are the full perks yet.

But get this, I'll know who my visitors are. Mwaaah haa haaa haaah.

And on a random thought…

I miss London.

and I miss listening to Morrissey.

I spent my teenage years listening to his songs, and of course, The Smiths songs.

"The passing of time
And all of its sickening crimes
Is making me sad again
But dont forget the songs
That made you cry
And the songs that saved your life
Yes, youre older now
And youre a clever swine
But they were…

I need my Rap and Hip Hop fix.

Dr. Dre, Ice Cube, Snoop Dogg and Wu Tang Clan.

That's what I'm talking about.

Biaaaaaatch!

Camera Obscura….
tomorrow evening!
and I can't wait!

yipee yaaaay yay.

yay for the Scottish peeps.
*******

and so it is done! I've seen them live and it was fabulous….

here's a photo of me next to Carey Lander, (piano, organ, vocals)

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(below, the band)
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Oh Trashcan Sinatras….

I love them to pieces. I've always loved their music since they've released "Cake", a looooong time ago.

I followed them on their North American tour in 2004 and 2005. From San Diego to Los Angeles. =) After that, I even got to meet them, take their photos and get their autographs. Oh what joy!

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(photo above, with the rare "Happy Pocket" album, never released in the U.S., signed, and some of my photos with the band…)

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(photo above, signed "Weightlifting" album, signed by all the band members)

Go and listen to Electric President. So they won't be too 'indie' anymore. hee hee.

Anyway, Morr Music released their music "You have the right to remain awesome, vol 1 & 2", besides their self titled album.

Anything by Morr Music is fabulous. I just love that record label. I have nearly all of their artists' releases. http://morrmusic.com/

*Electric President reminds me of the vocals of Mark Linkous,(Sparklehorse), but more upbeat, electronic…pretty awesome.

I can't believe they are so popular now. I began listening to their music when they came out with 604. I remember dancing to "Seventeen" at the local bar I used to go to.

I can't wait til I see them live this coming October!

Oh I just love Ladytron.

It's great that they're popular now, but that means saying goodbye to their roots of being true 'indie'. Which is true about nearly all the music I listened to initially like 5-6 years ago. (think Elliot Smith and Death Cab for Cutie)

I have to admit that my roots are Britpop and Shoegazer music in the early, to late 90's….

Lush has always been my favorite. I wanted Miki Berenyi's hair. Cherry Bomb Red. I finally had the guts to color my hair screaming RED, about two years ago, and lately, earlier this year, post-matrimony. =)

Live Live Live. I just like live shows.

Camera Obscura's playing mid July at the Casbah! I can't wait.

What's better than catching a good show at the Casbah and drinking a good pint of Anchor Steam? Nothing else, I say!

Their new album is wonderful. The songs in it are officially my Summer 2006 anthem(s). Hah!

Many of my friends don't know that Tori Amos is my heroine growing up. I've discovered her music the same time she came out with her debut, Little Earthquakes. Her music has always been important for me.

She sings songs that I relate to.

A lot of people don't understand her lyrics, but I've been told that the more fucked up your life is, the more her lyrics make sense.

I've been through a lot of emotional, mental, and other forms of abusive crap from people growing up.

That's probably the reason why I love Tori Amos.

I was…