So wait. If I – AND IM NOT SAYING I DID – but if I were to have enjoyed a sufganiyot last week, would I need to repent? Should I refrain from getting a paczki this year? To whom should I apologize? Am I to feel bad about my behavior?
2017 boardie survey
Maybe the atheists need to come up with their own raspberry jelly filled donut-centric holiday.
I'll get this back on track.
1. How many haircuts did you get in 2017? - Roughly one a quarter
2. Name your favorite Tom Waits release/album (compilations ok) - N/A
3. Most satisfying sexual position - half asleep, roll over, find the spot
4. Do you have a car? - Yes
5. The concert you are most glad you where at - Hmm… in 2017… Phish in Mexico
6. Do you prefer the term "latino" or "hispanic" - Latino
7.musical instrument you wish you could play - I can kind of play guitar, really bad… so I wish I could play it well.
8. Did you buy a Christmas tree this year? - Yes, every year
9. Average time of work commute - About 10 to 15 footsteps depending on stride
10. Do you believe in God? - Maybe
1. How many haircuts did you get in 2017? - Roughly one a quarter
2. Name your favorite Tom Waits release/album (compilations ok) - N/A
3. Most satisfying sexual position - half asleep, roll over, find the spot
4. Do you have a car? - Yes
5. The concert you are most glad you where at - Hmm… in 2017… Phish in Mexico
6. Do you prefer the term "latino" or "hispanic" - Latino
7.musical instrument you wish you could play - I can kind of play guitar, really bad… so I wish I could play it well.
8. Did you buy a Christmas tree this year? - Yes, every year
9. Average time of work commute - About 10 to 15 footsteps depending on stride
10. Do you believe in God? - Maybe
Regarding Tom Waits. . .
Should (or is) his discography ever split between like pre/post Swordfishtrombone?
I feel like that was a point of jettisoning of what would have been a generally respectable sound of possibly diminishing returns for a sound that eventually "music snobs" would use is juxtaposition of earlier trend to deify him to some degree as a some sort of hobo Buddha.
I think that he probably would have followed a trajectory of a Randy Newman or (probably more likely) Warren Zevon if he hadn't made the change (which I think is interesting as all three started at the time as piano based composers and had a relationship with the Eagles, but aren't exactly thaaaaaat west coast).
I like him, I appreciate the faux jazz and think that he works in an idiom of non-traditional (broadly speaking) pop.
My girlfriend hates it all. . . early stuff is too boring and later stuff just sounds like he needs water.
Should (or is) his discography ever split between like pre/post Swordfishtrombone?
I feel like that was a point of jettisoning of what would have been a generally respectable sound of possibly diminishing returns for a sound that eventually "music snobs" would use is juxtaposition of earlier trend to deify him to some degree as a some sort of hobo Buddha.
I think that he probably would have followed a trajectory of a Randy Newman or (probably more likely) Warren Zevon if he hadn't made the change (which I think is interesting as all three started at the time as piano based composers and had a relationship with the Eagles, but aren't exactly thaaaaaat west coast).
I like him, I appreciate the faux jazz and think that he works in an idiom of non-traditional (broadly speaking) pop.
My girlfriend hates it all. . . early stuff is too boring and later stuff just sounds like he needs water.
evilizac wrote:
Regarding Tom Waits. . .
Should (or is) his discography ever split between like pre/post Swordfishtrombone?
I feel like that was a point of jettisoning of what would have been a generally respectable sound of possibly diminishing returns for a sound that eventually "music snobs" would use is juxtaposition of earlier trend to deify him to some degree as a some sort of hobo Buddha.
I think that he probably would have followed a trajectory of a Randy Newman or (probably more likely) Warren Zevon if he hadn't made the change (which I think is interesting as all three started at the time as piano based composers and had a relationship with the Eagles, but aren't exactly thaaaaaat west coast).
I like him, I appreciate the faux jazz and think that he works in an idiom of non-traditional (broadly speaking) pop.
My girlfriend hates it all. . . early stuff is too boring and later stuff just sounds like he needs water.
This post is Space-approved. Nice.
I think the thing I loathe most about Tom Waits is that the track he contributes to on Sparklehorse's It's A Wonderful Life sullies what is otherwise a masterpiece.