if i was a female gamer, i think i would be vaguely irritated by all the game makers trying to figure out how to cater to a female audience.

and it always seems kind of offensive when people say "urban music".

or maybe it's just me?

and you will move onto other rooms

i think this is probably my favorite why? song. i can't exactly explain it, but something about the first verse always makes me feel sad and happy and anxious and wonderful.
"Then the wedding, then the woman passed out in the driver's seat at the orderboard at White Castle. We woke her up and she went 'round to the pick-up window like she knew exactly where she was."
that's not really, like, a deep insight about anything, that's just something that happened. maybe that's why it seems so sweet to me? the video is really, really beautiful, too.

on a different sort of note, kazuki tomokawa. i guess that blogotheque website does these things called take away shows, where they get a band to play a song outside of a traditional concert setting. i really like throw me the statue's cover of guided by voice's "my valuable hunting knife", and man man's "skin tension", and of course they have the shins and stuff. but anyways... kazuki tomokawa. randy showed this video to me, and the intensity blows me away. it's so fragile and some fierce at the same time. really captivating, i think... i need to hear some studio stuff.

Kazuki Tomokawa - A Take Away Show #98 - Part 3 from La Blogotheque on Vimeo.

i want to hear all the music in the world and then i want to play it for you.

okay.

i finally saw it.

yeah, still haven't watched it

all when i want to keep white roses in their eyes

here's a painting i did of dolly haas for my friend abe.



this flickr stream really gives me my life. film cards are cool.

i can't believe i still haven't watched breakfast at tiffany's.

oh, clara!

mt. kurama

i saw an old buddhist tour guide on the travel channel say "i do this to make me more pure at heart". it was a nice thing to say.