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Monthly Archives: September 2003
found sound
Hauling my bike up the stairs up the Queen St viaduct over the Don this morning, I found a beat-up discarded demo CD for Estella Fritz
. Being an avid fan of the 365 Days Project, I hoped this would be a demented demo for some superannuated wedding singer.
On hauling it into the office, I was disappointed. It’s generic overly-angsty rock from Windsor, ON. They have a website, alas: estellafritz.com.
Dang.
just like Ms Morissette said
I find it amusing that, after co-chairing several acrimonious public meetings supporting the development of Dun Law Wind Farm against accusations of it being a potential eyesore, it’s now a tourist attraction — <http://www.discovertheborders.co.uk/places/33.html>
i think i like emusic …
Just signed up for emusic.com. US $10 per month for unlimited download of some excellent artists, encoded as decent MP3s.
Here’s a sampling of what I’ve downloaded so far:
- The Dickies
- The Fall
- Ewan MacColl
- Jah Wobble
- Gorp
- James Taylor Quartet
- Daniel Johnston
- Holy Modal Rounders
- Wesley Willis
- Boards Of Canada
- Perez Prado Orchestra
- Young Fresh Fellows
- Mayor McCA
- Yo La Tengo
- Dressy Bessy
- The Fugs
- Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan
Maybe I don’t like them all, but at least I haven’t paid extra to find that out.
where’s willy?
Okay, so I got a $20 the other day in Scarborough inscribed with See Where I’ve Been… Track it online… www.whereswilly.com
. Seems I’m the second-last person on the continent to hear about this little diversion for tracking paper currency. Shame about the name, though.