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Category Archives: Music
Cal I. Fornia
For the ten millionth time I ‘ve seen an ad for Flo Rida’s latest album. The Flo Rida where the capital F is the state of Florida with two bars attached to finish the F. Normally I would try my … Continue reading
Enunciator of the Year Award
I would like to make claim to an enunciator of the year award. Since I know of none that have existed before, I hereby give the award to Ivan Doroschuck and Men Without Hats. For those who don’t know, Men … Continue reading
Posted in Humour, Music
Tagged are local accents easier to decypher, do music labels obfuscate the lyrics, Don't Fear the Reaper, enunciation, Ivan Doroschuck, Love in the Age of War, lyric sheets, Men Without Hats, Nevermind, Nirvana, Pop Goes the World, Safety Dance, sketchy enunciation in almost all music singles, solid albums, teens new wave, The Adventures of Women and Men Without Hate in the 21st Century
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Glowing Hearts
For the 2010 Winter Olympics, VANOC (Vancouver Organizing Committee) trademarked the phrase, “with glowing hearts”. Now most of you might not be Canadian so you thought “So what?” but this phrase is known to all English speaking Canadians because it … Continue reading
Uniqueness of Humanity
If you’re like me then you’ve heard that humanity sets itself apart from the rest of the animal world in many ways. Like for instance in our use of language. Of course this particular brand of uniqueness has been under … Continue reading
Polymath as Remedy
I hate novels about writing. I hate songs about music. I hate movies or television about Hollywood. I hate art that asks “what is art?” The first three of these were developed by me as a simple member of the … Continue reading
Posted in Announcements, Art, Humourless, Music, Stage and Screen, Writing
Tagged abstract art, anatomy, art should be about something, David, Hollywood, Inconstant Moon, Isaac Asimov, John Grisham, Journalistic curiosity, Larry Niven, Laurel L. Russwurm, M, modern art, novel, Paul McCartney, polymath, Renaissance art, Seinfeld, two Uniques, what is art?
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The Ligh-yer Based Professions and the Unending Copyright Wars
On SOPA/PIPA protest day (there has been at least one call to name it Netizens Day), the supreme court of the USA decided that since they had cover, they could rule that the public domain could be taken from the … Continue reading
Posted in Music, Politics, Stage and Screen, Wee Bit O' Humour
Tagged are liar lawyers disproportionately common?, boom years for lawyer based professions, copyright lawyering, Dennis the Dentist and Lawrence the Lawyer are disproportionately common, judging, lawyer based professions, liar based professions, MPAA, Netizens Day, PIPA, politicking, public domain, pursuing copyright maximalisation, RIAA, SOPA, SOPA/PIPA protest day, the supreme court of the US
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Time for an Old Fashioned Folk Off
I’ve always wanted to write a novelty song. It at least goes back to my early guitar playing days. Back then I remember coming up with a chord progression that sounded like a “real” song (I hadn’t done so previously … Continue reading
Posted in History, Humour, Music, Politics
Tagged A Horse with no Name, America, Bob Dylan, distinct voice, folk, Folk Off, guitar, Kent State Massacre, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Neil Young, novelty song, Ohio, original song, Southern Man, Sweet Home Alabama
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Things That Make Sense Can Be Deeply Funny
I was going to rail against a quote in the Natalie Imbruglia song Wishing I Was There. But the two lines “I wish you made sense, Like a joke that no one gets” are fine sentences and don’t need to … Continue reading
I Think I’ve Been Experimented On
The new Coldplay album, Mylo Xyloto is out. I’ve been waiting since June because I wrote this post mentioning Coldplay and some thing, perhaps human, perhaps a bot, alerted me that Every Teardrop is a Waterfall was out. I checked … Continue reading
Posted in Music, Wee Bit O' Humour
Tagged 14 symbols for 14 songs, 45 minute album, Coldplay, did my "vote" count, Kate Bush, Mylo Xyloto, Peter Gabriel, Rihanna, So, solid album
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