Showing posts with label frank zappa. Show all posts
Showing posts with label frank zappa. Show all posts

November 13, 2008

And A Storm Is Threatenin'

One of the advantages AND disadvantages of being Management is that you find out the magnitude and date of when the bomb is going to be dropped. While the names of most of the soon to be extinguished may not be divulged, the knowledge of what's soon to come makes one crawl into that bottle of whiskey without much haste.


My industry is in dire straits currently (and NO, I am not in the stock market). Serious cuts will have to be made for us to survive.


Everyday brings more horrible news about companies cutting hundreds and sometimes even thousands of jobs. The most current news is that 1.2 MILLION Americans have lost their jobs in this latest (don't call it a) depression. 240,000 lost their jobs last month! And 300,000 more are projected to lose their jobs in November.


Anybody wanna buy an apple?



Toonage:

Big Star - Holocaust (demo)

Minutemen - This Ain't No Picnic

Soul Asylum - Never Really Been

The Jam - Smithers-Jones (non lp version)

Frank Zappa and the Mothers of Invention - Let's Make The Water Turn Black




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Now playing: Grateful Dead - Bertha > Good Lovin' 5/5/78
via FoxyTunes



February 11, 2008

The Five Days of Hate - Day 1


Screw all this Hallmark created Valentine's Day commercial hype. The real St. Valentine was a pedophile who was drawn and quartered and ripped apart by angry townspeople.

OK, that's not true. I made that up.

Who cares.

I hate the whole concept.

A true romantic such as myself doesn't need to be reminded to be nice to my loved ones on one day.

So here are a bunch of songs to reflect the holiday season. I'll be posting more up all week.

Humbug.

Toonage:

December 3, 2007

In The Wintertime...



Dark spruce forest frowned on either side the frozen waterway.
The trees had been stripped by a recent wind
of their white covering of frost,
and they seemed to lean toward each other,
black and ominous, in the fading light.
A vast silence reigned over the land.

Jack London.... "White Fang"

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