Do anything...

[ianuk]

bleah. Tired and achey and allergy icky.

But on the bright side, I got new music last night on the Ipod (INXS, Jane Child*, TMBG) and another episode of Stitchit! Course, that is in the car...I'm in work and can't listen to goodness, sighs.

Oh, and I'm way behind on books!:
#13 - 11 on Top Working for Rangeman...lots of fun hijinks and I don't think Stephanie blew up a car.

#14 - 12 Sharp Some discontinuity from the last book, she's not working for Ranger but gets involved in the rescue of Ranger's daughter from the bad guys. Neato.



*Yes, Jane Child...it was the first tape I ever bought and I've missed it. Lots of funky in there...course the next things on the buy list include: The Kingston Trio, The Travelling Wilburies and Prince. I'm eclectic.

Comments

[public-shaylan.livejournal.com]

I have kingston trio.

[cowboy-r.livejournal.com]

Oddly enough, I also recently put Jane Child's self-titled album on my iPod. I had stumbled across Chris Isaak's Wicked Game someplace, and the two are inextricably linked in my mind.

[raventhourne.livejournal.com]

Hmmm...I hadn't thought of those two together in music in my head but yeah I can see it.

[cowboy-r.livejournal.com]

They came out about the same time, and the songs "Wicked Game" and "Don't wanna fall in love" have sort of a similar theme....

[bertana.livejournal.com]

Jeebus, I haven't listened to Jane Child in forever and a day.


Also, I LOVES ME some Travelin' Wilburries! I heartily endorse your music selections!

[raventhourne.livejournal.com]

Yeah, I was talking with someone about the first albums we bought and on tape it was Jane Child and on CD for me it was Edie Brickell...weird but true.

[cowboy-r.livejournal.com]

Aparently you're a year or two younger than me... the first album I bought for myself was, I believe, Simon and Garfunkle's Bridge Over Troubled Waters, on vinyl. Of course, that phase didn't last long, and I was soon buying the Eurythmics and Depeche Mode... still on vinyl.

My first CD purchase was the Pretenders' Brass in Pocket, if I remember correctly.