My writing about cultural products gets extremely boring if it's over a paragraph.
I discovered this while cleaning out my blog a couple of months ago. I was making sure all the posts were marked up properly, checking for spelling errors, etc. I also read over everything to make sure I really wanted to keep it.
True, I didn't delete the excruciatingly boring posts about these movies I saw or something I objected to where someone dissed comic books.
My only motivation for keeping them was this: someday, my grandchildren are going to request proof that I have ever been boring. "Surely not!" they will say, hanging on my every word as I regale them with partially fabricated tales of my youth during the emergence of the Internet and the end of dependable cheap oil. And I will point them to those posts.
All this is to explain why my following comments are short.
Comment 1: Elisa Camahort and media girl have both blogged recently about Fiona Apple's album Extraordinary Machine. They can actually describe music, so you should read what they have to say. I think the album is amazing, and I was never all that impressed with Ms. Apple.
Comment 2: What the fuck is going on with the new Dr. Who where The Girl did something spunky and action-oriented in the first episode, but since then has been completely useless? I'm depressed about it.
Comments (1)
Thanks for the link...Fiona's album is definitely worth multiple listens, and some of the songs are timeless. Glad you enjoyed my brief review of it :)
Posted by Elisa Camahort
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October 12, 2005 1:04 AM