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Written by Myndi Weinraub
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Thursday, 19 June 2008 11:00 |
Casey's piece inspired me last week. So, as of this moment, I am done being ashamed of the random, obscure and cheesy stuff that fills my Ipod (there's a picture of lil' Pinkie Tuscadero right there!) I'm going to celebrate it right here for all of you to read. I know that after reading, at least one of you may want to disavow any knowledge of my existence, and may delete me as a friend on Facebook, because a lot of this stuff is from way back in the 20th Century, but I'll just have to live with it. I am embracing the far reaching musical tastes that make me a unique and fascinating human being!
The funniest thing is, when I tried to hit shuffle and see what wacky stuff came up, almost every selection was at least moderately to extremely cool--things like Elvis Costello, John Legend, Lenny Kravitz, XTC, Stevie Wonder, Fall Out Boy, Teddy Geiger, Indigo Girls (holy crap, is there a lot of Indigo Girls!) So, see? A lot of the 1024 songs currently in my mini are socially acceptable. Ultimately, I thought it might be easier to just fess up and shove those musical skeletons out of the Ipod and get it over with.
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Written by Casey Pilkenton
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Tuesday, 10 June 2008 05:00 |
 It was recently brought to my attention that I like "bad music." Huh? Are you kidding? When I walk the harsh streets of Chicago, I hear True by Spandau Ballet, I walk in time with Gangsta's Paradise by the legendary Coolio, and I have to refrain from singing along to Everybody Wants You by Billy Squier. What the hell are you other people listening to? Whatever it is, I'm probably not interested.
I 'd be willing to be that I am the only person my age that would be super jazzed to attend a Rush concert. Seriously, though, I would go in a heartbeat with bells on...and copious amounts of denim. Don't get me wrong Mama Cass (That's my iPod's name) is chock full o' goodness from today. I listened to the Shins when folks freaked out about them a few years ago. But I can't help it that my favorite songs of all time are the following: Watching the Wheels and Just Like Starting Over by John Lennon, Dancing With Myself by Billy Idol, and Don't Dream It's Over by Crowded House. This is just how I roll. |
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