Content in Reverse Chronological Order
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The view from my monitor console as Donna the Buffalo rocks out. They were exceptionally good this night.
C
posted 6 July 2010
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words and music by Chris Frank and Kate Eastman
So long to your light heart, sweetheart
You wore it well
You turn and you sweat in your sleep for fear of me
I couldn’t tell
Oh I got a watchdog in me
You brought it out
The night was just quiet enough
‘til you opened your moooooouth
KATE SINGS:
I’m shaking my head and
I’m rolling my neck and
I’m deaf to the good things I’d hear
If you’d quit your speaking
And I’d quit my speaking
And you’d let me take off your coat, my dear
WHILE CHRIS SINGS:
Oh, there’s dust under your tongue, my dear
No, most of what you’ve done
I don’t wanna hear
AND TOGETHER:
Who said you could speak your troubles?
Trouble with you
The shake in your step and the knot in your neck
Are now my trouble too
Take care where you step now, sweetheart
Hands to the wall
I am behind you
Behind me there’s nothing at all
CHORUS
You were saying my name
In your sleep
I called and you came
I could keep you
CHORUS (BUT THIS TIME THEY SWITCH PARTS!!!!!!!??!)posted 20 June 2010
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Just before we moved out last month, we made a little film in the Laundry Room. Shot by Drone at The Wild Honey Pie.
posted 10 June 2010
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The song is called “Kids”.
C
posted 2 June 2010
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Tilt-shift strikes again.
-H
posted 20 April 2010
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Show Friday, 4/23 at Sidewalk Cafe
Free, all ages, 10:00 PM. This is part of a MEISA party that starts at 8:00 PM, so show up early if you want to partake. Sidewalk’s address is 94 Avenue A, in the East Village.
posted 18 April 2010
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Show Thursday 4/22 at Trash Bar
Trash Bar is on 256 Grand St, between Driggs and Roebling, in Williamsburg. My friends from Crazy Mary play right before us at 10:00 PM, then we play at 11:00.
Also, 4/22 is Julie’s birthday. She’ll be there. Buy her a drink.
- C
posted 18 April 2010
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I don’t know which I want more, the cat or the iPad.
-H
posted 15 April 2010
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What’s Good?
Steve Jobs’ ears must be shaped differently than mine. I can’t imagine he’d allow Apple to sell earbuds that fit so badly.
But I use iPod earbuds because they’re all I have, and I have just discovered something delightful about them. Or rather, I’ve discovered something odd about myself, which has a delightful consequence when I’m listening to music through earbuds.
What I’ve discovered is this. When I smile, my ears move. More specifically, they move in a way that makes iPod earbuds fit correctly.
So when a song makes me smile, the recording immediately sounds orders of magnitude richer, bigger, better. Which makes me smile more, which makes the recording sound better, which…
… and so on until I realize I’m grinning like an idiot.
posted 14 April 2010
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Preeeetttyyyyy
(both the video and the song)
-H
posted 8 April 2010
