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| I haven't had anything to say that should have been put here.
But now I do! So there! You can't make me do anything I don't want to do, even if you are holding a big stick.
When Bloc Party, The Arcade Fire and Art Brut inevitably are placed at separate ends of a massive, multi-limbed supercollider - I envisage this will happen soon - the result will be already irrelevant, because Tokyo Police Club are already out with an EP, Lessons In Crime and they are kicking your head in. The album's opener, in which a frantic drumbeat causes a Strokesian voice to panic and call for the President Of The World, tells you what they are. They are spastic drumbeats marred to gravelly, over-loud bass, convulsing guitars and hyperactive multi-singing. They are just another indie band cashing in. They are the saviours of rock, 28th incarnation. I don't care what they are you can listen to them here.
Um, that's about it. The Kooks? I don't want to talk about them. It is embarassing.
-matt
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| As you may or may not know I am very vulnerable to accusations of being an inconsistent person, when it comes to fulfilling responsibilities, and some may even say such denouncements are true. I am of the position that consistency is for the unimaginative anyway, so I don't take such claims to heart. It just reeks of something out of the of mouth of one of those dull consistent people to try and keep me in my shackles. One glorious day the inconsistent will rise up and overthrow our consistent oppressors, doing far better in battle than they would have expected of us, and impose a new world order of justice and reason. It will be referred to as "That One Time the Idiot Losers Got Off Their Cheese-Heavy Asses" day, or "Total Gotcha" day. Then things will pretty much go back to normal after a few days when we are exposed for the erratic frauds we are. So pretty much I use this claim to justify the amount of stuff that I've had to do recently that I haven't. On top of this, I mainly apologise to Matt for putting up it. I also implore him to make an entry. Word up -Alex | | |
| But it's mostly about different kinds of swordfights.
There's that sort of Highlander swordfight, with big, heavy broadswordsand facepaints, which are pretty cool. And there there's your Samuraiswordfight, on the roof or in a forest with magic and everything is inthe air.
But by far my favourite is the muskateer/pirate type of swordfight. Theones where you get to jump on tables and swing from drapes andchandeliers. But fencing is stupid.
I really should be studying.
-Alex
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