I was a college dj for four years while in school. the station was kcpr and it was probably one of the nicest parts of my college experience. having an access to a huge amount of great music and constant updates on new releases with a great community of like minded music lovers was actually more awesome than it sounds. Although in retrospect I did take a year off when I was abroad and when I returned most everyone I knew was graduated, the new kids were cool and it turned out to be a good year station wise. I’m still coping with not being a part of that station. Searching for new music is an annoying/rewarding task, I’ve sort of forgotten how to do outside of a college radio station atmosphere. Anyways I will post some short reviews of cd’s I bought.
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Published on August 21, 2008 6:02 pm.
Filed under: COMICS, music, reviews
Hannah got us a projector. It’s all set up now, it’s pretty ridiculous looking because I used one of the leftover gargoyles/griffin’s as it’s base. But it works well, we saw Tekkonkinkreet on Sunday as a test. BTW that movie is awesome. It follows Taiyo Matsumoto’s work very well, and the visuals… amazing. I highly recommend it, and hope they adapt more of his manga into movies soon.
We’re hoping to have movie nights at our place soon. I want to see Inland Empire. Maybe a David Lynch night then. We have 3 couches so movie night seems to make sense.
Also, Hannah and I celebrated our 4 year anniversary. crazy.
If you haven’t noticed, I’ve added a few pages to the blog. Some architecture work and comics work is archived. It’ll take some time before it’s all up here.
Published on August 19, 2008 1:19 pm.
Filed under: apartment, movies Tags: Taiyo Matsumoto
Published on August 14, 2008 12:25 am.
Filed under: images
i need to post more pictures. this one is from ps1. last day of the olafur eliasson show, there were good things. this was so incredibly long ago i don’t even know when it happened. personal projects: i’m in the process of building the greatest table of all time.
Published on August 11, 2008 12:41 am.
Filed under: Uncategorized Tags: art