Litho-Trippy What a drag it is getting old. Indeed. I've just had a medical procedure done on me called lithotrispy in an attempt to blast an obstinate kidney stone out of my body. This seems to be the best way to have these sort of things taken care of these days, but mine has been … Continue reading i got stoned and i missed it
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life on mars?
Life on the Moon Another quick one this month. I'd really rather not live on the moon...Mars might be kind of cool, though. ** Don't forget to check the Blog Archives to get the songs you missed! (Or you can scroll down to see the most recent.) ** There are also official Marble Tea releases … Continue reading life on mars?
the tortures of the damned…
Ingrid Pitt Indeed http://i120.photobucket.com/player.swf?file=http://vid120.photobucket.com/albums/o192/presto211/MySpace/IngridPitt_staircase.flv In the late 60s/early 70s, there was a midnight horror movie show called Shock Theatre that came on TV in Montgomery every Friday and Saturday night. I was glued to the set each week as they showed hours of famously frightening movies starring the black and white likes of Boris Karloff, … Continue reading the tortures of the damned…
walkin’ with jesus
Iron Cross Wilhelm, it was really nothing. And I swear to you there's nothing militaristic about this song. A dear friend gave me a beautiful cross made of iron as a gift, and that's all there is to it. IRON CROSS Iron Cross Aye yay yay yay I see you smiling I see you laughing … Continue reading walkin’ with jesus
chocolates for breakfast
Chocolates for Breakfast Pamela Moore wrote the book Chocolates for Breakfast in the mid-1950s when she was just 18 years old. Its story of upper-class teen-aged decadence in a world of martinis, long white gloves and Stan Kenton records - set, most notably, in Manhattan (but in Hollywood as well) - intrigued me from the … Continue reading chocolates for breakfast
senses working overtime
Old Letter Opener I've just returned from my first visit to Seattle, home of coffee convenience and entitled pedestrians. A cousin was married in a park upon a hill overlooking water and that gorgeous skyline, and it was great to have some small semblance of a family reunion during that festive occasion. However, these things … Continue reading senses working overtime
catch a wave
Seaside Hula What do you say we become little cartoons for a minute and hit the beach? I'll bring the hula if you bring the hoop....
and now for something completely different….
Mine All Mine So there was this slasher flick that was looking for a song to compliment a scene where one evil, punkish sorority sister had kidnapped and seduced the devout and angelic girl she'd had her eye on for some time. The producers wanted something that blended the Jesus & Mary Chain, the Ramones, … Continue reading and now for something completely different….
the quiet game chronicle
The Quiet Game When I was a young lad and my family would pile into the car for a long trip, my sister and I would - as children do - be quite loud and obnoxious in the backseat throughout the journey, deprived as we were of any of the usual stimulations and attention required … Continue reading the quiet game chronicle
time of the last persecution
Time Is Like A Dream At Dawn I have a real problem with time, besides there never being enough of it. For one thing, I can't wear watches because there's some weird electro-magnetic current situation in my body that always causes them to quit working. It's true, and not a particularly rare condition from what … Continue reading time of the last persecution