Alex on February 29 2016
Pardon my absence, I've been in the woods. In other news: I noticed something today -- as you grow older the floor gets further and further away. I notice when I bend over to pick up stuff I make this audible noise I use to hear my parents make and be like "LOL UR OLD!" Jokes on me I guess, getting old sucks.
chris on February 23 2016
This has nothing to do with this particular song, but has a song completely taken over your life before? I've become totally obsessed with Cortez the Killer by Neil Young, and all the people who have covered it over the years. Matthew Sweet and the Indigo Girls, Slint, Built to Spill and even Dave Matthews and Warren Haynes. This song has seeped into my subconscious and is now haunting my dreams. There is something about it that I can't quite figure out. I feel like Jim Carey in that movie where he is obsessed with the number 23. I'm basically about to lock myself in a room and start scribbling all over the walls and carving into the floor.
chris on February 06 2016
I try my best to dig deep to find the inspiration to write an eloquent post, finding some philosophical inner meaning to the lyrics as it relates to life and the human struggle. In this case I just had to look to the comments......... Booty.
Alex on February 03 2016
Just sitting here drinking my pea, hemp, and spirulina protein shake listening to Operators.. who are unmistakably related to Wolf Parade member Dan Boeckner. That's right, I said pea, hemp, and spirulina protein shake - which also just happens to be vegan -- so I got that going for me.
Alex on January 28 2016
It's that time of winter where all I want to do is sleep or maybe just be comfortably horizontal. You could hook a drip of the lightest most caffeine laden coffee directly to my veins and I would still just want to curl up in bed and sleep the day away. Anyways, here's some moody surf rock to match my mood.
chris on January 22 2016
You don't know what you've got until it's gone they say. Once it's gone, you may never get it back, and if you do... it won't be the same. But from what you loose you gain in experience and vision, which is a very good thing. Like Hemingway said, "The world breaks every one and afterward many are strong at the broken places." This isn't a rant. It's directly related to the theme in this song.