Is that the new album you've got? I need to get on the ball. Their going on tour this summer, I'm going to have to go, they put on an amazing live show.
Is that the new album you've got? I need to get on the ball. Their going on tour this summer, I'm going to have to go, they put on an amazing live show.
From Heima and Hvarf-Heim, I didn't know they put out another; I missed out on a concert they did in Kansas City on the 19th (I think) and tickets were only $28, and was only them. Definitely not music for everyone though - my wife hates them and makes fun of me for listening to it. (Just like Queen . . . she's got no musical taste whatsoever!)
Ha!
:P
I have this weird nerve thing in my head. If someone is running a weed whacker when I'm at the client's house, my mind cannot work. It drives me crazy..
It's like scratching a cat on the back just next to thier tail. They glaze over and start cleaning their paws compulsively.
That's quite a while to be listening to a book. My father is just now wrapping up Atlas Shrugged - Unabridged and said that was close to 60 hours.
It was rather enjoyable to listen to, and I listened to the book after that one of 25 hours. The only problem is that they're rather expensive at about $35-$50 a piece...
Piano Concerto, No. 2, Mov. 1 - Rachmaninoff (pianist Idil Biret)
(will be listening to the entire concerto and then have the complete Rachmaninoff preludes queued up)
When I am writing code, depending on my mood, I prefer Britney Spears, Pantera, Marilyn Manson, or hardcore techno. If I am designing a touchpanel, Bob Marley is my music of choice. Right this very second, I am rocking Britney...
When I am writing code, depending on my mood, I prefer Britney Spears, Pantera, Marilyn Manson, or hardcore techno. If I am designing a touchpanel, Bob Marley is my music of choice. Right this very second, I am rocking Britney...
That's quite a jump of genres right there . . . from Spears to Pantera. Whatever gets you going, right? I occasionally will put Bizet's "Carmen" (the Maria Callas recording no less - her voice is quite different, but beautiful) . . . and our phone guy actually muted my computer once while I went out for a smoke; he said he couldn't take it any longer. But yeah . . . . whatever gets you going, eh?
Today, I am on a Hendrix kick for some reason. Right now I m listening to "Castles Made Of Sand".
Most of the time I am forced to wear headphones anyway. Works out great for me since I don't have to listen to all of the mindless chatter. Plus, I can always act like I can't hear when someone is speaking to me...
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Is that the new album you've got? I need to get on the ball. Their going on tour this summer, I'm going to have to go, they put on an amazing live show.
... which is pleasant morning fare...
/me breaks into spontaneous meditation and begins to float.
Jeff
Also, the scratching thought of the infamous Mr. Bill A. Jakob.
More vacuum.
:P
I have this weird nerve thing in my head. If someone is running a weed whacker when I'm at the client's house, my mind cannot work. It drives me crazy..
It's like scratching a cat on the back just next to thier tail. They glaze over and start cleaning their paws compulsively.
Weed whacker= not coding
But more legitimately, I'm presently listening to the sound of aircraft from the airport next door.
Jeff
"Always A Friend" - Alejandro Escovedo
Frederic Chopin - "Funeral March" sonata 3
Jeff
Robert Jordan
Audio Book
Pretty good fiction novel, though it requires a very long attention span as the audio book is about 27 hours long.
That's quite a while to be listening to a book. My father is just now wrapping up Atlas Shrugged - Unabridged and said that was close to 60 hours.
I read the book in high school. If I remember right there is a speech given by the main character, John Galt, that goes on for over one hundred pages.
And in This Corner...
Wow . . . now that's OLD SKOOL!
Currently, I'm listening to clock tick here at home.
I used to know all the words to "The Show" and one other song by DJ Jazzy and Dougy Fresh song.
That takes me back to the "good ol' days".
Piano Concerto, No. 2, Mov. 1 - Rachmaninoff (pianist Idil Biret)
(will be listening to the entire concerto and then have the complete Rachmaninoff preludes queued up)
I'm Listening to www.Pandora.com
The track the is currently playing in my customized station is:
Counting Crows Rain King (Live)
Before that was DJ Shadow The Private Press
When I am writing code, depending on my mood, I prefer Britney Spears, Pantera, Marilyn Manson, or hardcore techno. If I am designing a touchpanel, Bob Marley is my music of choice. Right this very second, I am rocking Britney...
That's quite a jump of genres right there . . . from Spears to Pantera. Whatever gets you going, right? I occasionally will put Bizet's "Carmen" (the Maria Callas recording no less - her voice is quite different, but beautiful) . . . and our phone guy actually muted my computer once while I went out for a smoke; he said he couldn't take it any longer. But yeah . . . . whatever gets you going, eh?
Most of the time I am forced to wear headphones anyway. Works out great for me since I don't have to listen to all of the mindless chatter. Plus, I can always act like I can't hear when someone is speaking to me...