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Archive for August, 2004
I know almost nothing about this song, besides the fact that it is a lyrical palindrome (Not a musical palindrome, as I initially typed. I’m sure that some composer must have explored palindromic music, and if you are better informed…
One of my current places of employment, the Ann Arbor District Library, had a pretty great event this past Saturday. As part of their Axis Teen program, they’re sponsoring a five-month long Mario Kart…
Fun on The Jellyfish mailing list:
”We are in the process of digitizing all our CDs so that we can share ‘em all over the house via the wireless hub. I was reading in [the liner notes to]
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I was grocery shopping a few days ago, and I happened upon a bin full of “Dinosaur Eggs.” Clearly, these were not actual dinosaur eggs, but some weird crossbreed fruit, renamed to attract the fervent interest of five year-old boys.…
Busy week. Job interviews, recording, programming. Here’s a recently finished MP3 of a song featuring me on drums. WATCH OUT FOR THE TRIPLETS. Recorded by the eloquent John Krohn at Deep Deep Pink studios.
Andy Thompson is an insanely talented pop mastermind who used to live in Ann Arbor and recorded the last Pop Project album for a pittance. He now lives in Minneapolis, where he writes songs, symphonies, and plays live.…