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Kings of Leon "Of Youth & Young Manhood".
It's still getting mucho playing at Chez Goat, haven't found any tracks I skip yet. Alternating between Kings of Leon, Clutch, Bill Withers and Led Zeppelin.
Flowers for Algernon - Daniel Keyes
Old but still pertinent, especially as I can envision Bush Jr smacking that "Blow them brown people up" button by his bed when Algernon keeps beating him round the maze.
Cannonball Run
Watched it tonight and it still makes me laugh.
"I must warn you...I'm Roger Moore"
"God's our co-pilot? Where's he gonna sit?"
"Dun-dun-daaaaaa!"
It's still getting mucho playing at Chez Goat, haven't found any tracks I skip yet. Alternating between Kings of Leon, Clutch, Bill Withers and Led Zeppelin.
Flowers for Algernon - Daniel Keyes
Old but still pertinent, especially as I can envision Bush Jr smacking that "Blow them brown people up" button by his bed when Algernon keeps beating him round the maze.
Cannonball Run
Watched it tonight and it still makes me laugh.
"I must warn you...I'm Roger Moore"
"God's our co-pilot? Where's he gonna sit?"
"Dun-dun-daaaaaa!"
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monkey_man wrote:
> I'll guess "II", because that's the most rocketh.
Have you heard the first side of Physical Graffiti? That rocketh to previously unthought of levels. I got III and Houses of the Holy today, so I'll give those a listen later on as well.
> I'll guess "II", because that's the most rocketh.
Have you heard the first side of Physical Graffiti? That rocketh to previously unthought of levels. I got III and Houses of the Holy today, so I'll give those a listen later on as well.
mm, Kings of Leon's next on my list of albums to get me thinks.
And damnations I need Cannonball Run back.
And damnations I need Cannonball Run back.
Aye, I put the Kings of Leon back into the car yesterday. I like it when he sounds like he's singing in tongues. Top stuff.
And gamezfreak is reading HappinessTM. Top book. :o)
And gamezfreak is reading HappinessTM. Top book. :o)
I'm listening to "Placebo - Without you i'm nothing" - Truly excellent album and well worth it if you find it cheap.
And i'm reading "HappinessTM" by Will Ferguson. I say no more - Buy it now.
And i'm reading "HappinessTM" by Will Ferguson. I say no more - Buy it now.
Oh yeah, I got a Rankin from my college library today, although I think it's an almost-sequel to another one. Anyway, I got it so shall read it starting tonight.
I've got Led Zep III and Houses of The Holy on the way from Amazon as well. Should be nice.
I've got Led Zep III and Houses of The Holy on the way from Amazon as well. Should be nice.
At the moment I am mostly listening to Aimee Mann - Bachelor No 2, reading On The Road by Jack Keroauc and last film I watched was Chasing Amy.
Goatboy wrote:
> I, II, III, IV, Physical Grafitti, How The West Was Won (double-live
> CD)
Triple. I've got that myself.
> I, II, III, IV, Physical Grafitti, How The West Was Won (double-live
> CD)
Triple. I've got that myself.
Goatboy wrote:
> Flowers for Algernon - Daniel Keyes
> Old but still pertinent, especially as I can envision Bush Jr
> smacking that "Blow them brown people up" button by his bed
> when Algernon keeps beating him round the maze.
He's one clever mouse, that there squeaky grey fella. Great book and very thought provoking.
> Flowers for Algernon - Daniel Keyes
> Old but still pertinent, especially as I can envision Bush Jr
> smacking that "Blow them brown people up" button by his bed
> when Algernon keeps beating him round the maze.
He's one clever mouse, that there squeaky grey fella. Great book and very thought provoking.
I, II, III, IV, Physical Grafitti, How The West Was Won (double-live CD)
All good stuff, even Stairway holds my attention.
All good stuff, even Stairway holds my attention.
I'll guess "II", because that's the most rocketh.
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