The Long Winters

I was hoping that would happen.

Did Pigeonhead have the banjo? Somebody had the banjo.

I watched from the techno thing all the way around to right in the middle of the Long Winters song, when my Flash crashed. (I seem to have a limited amount of time watching videos on this computer here before the browser seizes up.) And there was no rewind! NO!

Shelby Earl, on the other hand, is really quite something....

Some of it is difficult.

It's playing now at: http://t.co/VDP95t0W

I'm jealous. That's totally awesome.

You missed the fruity pleasers?

It seems to have led to something I can't quite describe, but Roderick Is On The Line.

If you're mailing anything, you could use them as parcel wrap....

Thanks very much! We're actually dealing with a great violist for one of the upcoming things we're working on.

The heat: Actually, on a boat, the heat ain't that bad - all our breezes come off the ocean here, so if you're already out *on* the ocean, you're more comfortable than all of us on the shore.

Florida: It's less dangerous than you think! Mostly.

Hi. I have been making a new thing. A thing that combines science, music and poetry. It's me and it's Kate Horowitz of Things Written Down . Our first thing - which I think is small but wonderful - is over here: http://squidprocrow.bandcamp.com/track/watasenia-scintillans-addresses-the-new-graduates...

There's some interesting discussion about this song over at Mr. Coulton's site. It doesn't sound like JoCo! the fans say.

Having a guest vocalist on the first released track is raising a few eyebrows. Fun discussion follows. Including some nice words by Mr. Roderick.

A fact I just read this morning: in 4 years, Back to the Future will be as old as 1955 was when it came out.

Odd coincidence: http://www.scientificamerican.com/artic ... guage-code Scientific American just ran a story on the secrets that your pronoun use reveals.

Sounds like great advice. (Stephen King has a similar exercise in On Writing - switching the genders of protagonist/antagonist in a specific situation, seeing how that affects the scene.) I wonder how one grants ownership to a listener.

Things like what?

I wonder if they need an outsider/lo-fi columnist.

Probably like a hole in the head, alas.