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Archive for April, 2009

That’s Kinda Cool

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Yeah, I’m a little jealous… Even though I know the President could wipe the court with me.

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Are you a born writer? Were you put on earth to be a painter, a scientist, an apostle of peace? In the end the question can only be answered by action.
Do it or don’t do it.
It may help to think of it this way. If you were meant to cure cancer or write a [...]

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I love Patty Griffin. She is easily one of my favorite artists of all time and is definitely in my top three now and has been for quite a while. She brings a winning brand of folk/country/rock and does so with an incredible voice and excellent songwriting. With a combination like that, is it any [...]

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There’s Always Enough

With every passing day I grow more and more convinced that life can never relied on to be “normal,” that when we reach some level of stability it’s not necessarily the way it’s supposed to be, it’s just one experience before the next one.
I don’t say this pessimistically, I say it to reflect on [...]

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A sign of the times? I can hear Martin Bashir now…

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Happy birthday, Rich. I’m thrilled to say that I really like you more now than I ever have before.
Looking forward to another memorable year ahead.

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Can you say brilliant?
For fans of The Beatle$, 09/09/09 will mark a new invasion.
The Fab Four will be made even more so when the remastered Beatle$ catalogue is released in September.
Apple Corps Ltd. and EMI Music have announced that as the date for the release of the entire original Beatle$ catalogue, digitally remastered.
That includes [...]

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More Than Meets The Ear

I had this moment yesterday when I realized that music is an extremely nuanced artistic expression for me. I say “for me” because I’m sure similar expressions can be experienced by others via different forms of art that I don’t always perceive. In any case, music has always been this simple yet complex being. A [...]

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