SR XLVIII: Our Jimmies Are Eternal

I discovered Kayo Dot while I was frequenting the Zappa forum.  I got some birthday money and started a thread asking for new ideas on what CDs to spend it on.  This 15 year old kid recommended Choirs of the Eye, which was new then, and I bought it pretty much sight unseen, ready for a surprise.  I can't say I loved it on first listen, but it was quite a shocker, and unlike most anything I'd heard to that point.  Years later, I discovered stuff like post rock and doom/drone, and it suddenly made a lot more sense to me.  I've bought the rest of their catalog since then.  Still can't really get into Maudlin of the Well, though, except for  Part the Second.  The other ones are too metal for me.

^   FUKUK NO!

^Yea that sounds interesting. I'm not a huge industrial fan, but I normally find the beginnings of most genres to be pretty amazing.

Except cardiacs started in 1977... so they probably influenced that too. Haha And dude I LOOOOVE experimental punk music.

I did a bad thing. I volunteered to help my professor at a lecture and teach 13 year-olds how to build computers :(

colorofmoney91 wrote: I did a bad thing. I volunteered to help my professor at a lecture and teach 13 year-olds how to build computers :(

ur dum

Have fun though, I hope they aren't particularly technology illiterate for your sake.

It will surely be stressful, but maybe I can put it on my resume and I'll seem less useless. Maybe it will impress my bread girl.

But 13 year olds aren't.

Good thing Smart Patrol is only 12 or he might be offended.

colorofmoney91 wrote: It will surely be stressful, but maybe I can put it on my resume and I'll seem less useless. Maybe it will impress my bread girl.