So I found out that some emo band already has used Splendour Hyaline as their band name, and lest this be confused as a fan blog, I figured I'd better come up with a cool new name. I think I'll go with the reference to A Wind in the Door. I think it is particularly fitting since I'm nearing baby time, and I've always associated the end scene in that book and all of its references to creation with prenatal stuff.
Abrupt topic change: I am really feeling a deep musical void right now, and I need some help. I was obsessed with U2 throughout high school and early college, but after Bono's one-world faith preaching and their less-than-stellar new album I've become disillusioned with them. Then, I thought Waterdeep could replace them, but they've decided to stop touring due to the new baby. Now, I love Randall, but he doesn't tour the
Currently playing: "On a Night That Felt Outdated"- Waterdeep
Still Reading: Patience (And probably will be for the next few weeks)
sing with us, dance with us, rejoice with us, for the glory of creation, seagulls and seraphim, angle worms and angel host...
Thursday, July 14, 2005
rejoice with us, for the glory of creation, seagulls and seraphim, angle worms and angel host
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WILCO!!!!
You could also try listening to samples of music on sites like epitonic.com, which allow you to download songs for free (legally). They also make recommendations based on things you like. If you typed in U2, they will suggest similar sounding bands.
OH yeah, 1 more suggestion: Citizen Cope!
Nickel Creek. Bluegrass, check. Judeo-Christian, check. Talented, check. Semi-regular albums, check. Not too big so you don't have to pay a lot for tickets... DANGIT. Last concert they did in Chicago with Glenn Phillips and John Paul Jones was $25.
Okay, Alli... here's how it works.
1. My job could barely be construed as a real job.
2. I have nothing to do during the day.
3. I like to read blogs.
4. You are my friend, and you have a blog.
THEREFORE, you are REQUIRED to update on a regular basis. It doesn't have to be every day, but I need to be able to COUNT on your weblog for entertainment at least once a week. Otherwise, I'll go postal on all these hillbillies I work with.
Get to it, lady. You wouldn't want to be the cause of me losing my job for workplace violence, now, would you? Then I'd just have to visit the wrath on you!
Unless you were preggers.
The last part of your "About Me" makes me think of that Nutrigrain commercial I showed you.
Oh, and I would suggest Sufjan Stevens, but...
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