Mercury Rev’s sixth album proves to be a march toward electronic sounds, which might be a blessing in disguise. The opening track “Secret For A Song” reflects the possible influence that The Postal Service might have on bands nowadays, although Mercury Rev has existed for a long time. Maybe MR wanted a new sound? … Continue reading…Mercury Rev – The Secret Migration (2005)
The Stereophonics’ new album is a big departure from the band’s earlier albums and sounds. Language. Sex. Violence. Other? shows flashes of edge to combine with the band’s already defined alternative sound. What results is a reminiscing feeling of listening to 80s glam rock. … Continue reading…Stereophonics – Language. Sex. Violence. Other? (2005)
Yeah, thank God that my Monday this summer session two is my off day. Went to the Lakeshore Country Club today with Ted, Will and Xochi. I benched some weights, swam a few laps, jumped into the lake to grab a plastic bag that made it into the lake, and flirted with the cute lifeguard. … Continue reading…My Day Off
So, we go to Safeway to pick up some food and general what-nots. I notice this cute blonde employee who was at the produce section unloading some of the new vegetables. We share eye contact. I run to a nearby aisle. … Continue reading…Safeway Lovin’
Later this month, Japanese moviegoers will be able to see male genitalia on a movie screen without any cuts or edits for the Japanese premiere of Kinsey. Films that have previously tried to push the boundary of censorship were not saved for artistic merits and instead were regarded as pornography. … Continue reading…Japanese Moviegoers Will See First Male Penis On The Silver Screen