Finally imported my old entries into Dreamwidth. Not moving over completely, but decided I might as well keep it up to date, and I'm pondering letting my paid account expire at LJ. We'll see. Will have to go and fix the embedded video though.
Been a busy, insane last few days so this weekend I am planning to sit in the sun, and watch a mixture of Glastonbury coverage, Wimbledon, the European Grand Prix and World Cup football/soccer (delete as appropriate).
Sadly woke up at 6am (!!) this morning after a very weird dream and didn't really get back to sleep. But used the time to watch last night's Glastonbury coverage on iPlayer. Florence and the Machine looked amazing and wow the singer from Vampire Weekend's eyes are very green. Pretty.
While on iPlayer, I saw there was a link to
a Muse radio documentary I hadn't seen. Turns out it's from a few years ago and is all about 'Absolution' and the inspiration behind the songs. It's cool, but they've basically given Matt (and Dom, but less so) half an hour to talk about all the crazy stuff in his head with an odd voice-over guy, and stories of Dom keeping naked fan paintings of Matt and the weird parties they used to have with masks. It's interesting stuff, but oh, Matthew. Oh, this band. They're ridiculous, but I adore them.
And then 6Music played bits of their Glastonbury 2004 show. Sounds amazing. Muscle Museum! They need to play that live again. Need to. Preferably at Wembley.
Can't wait for their set later tonight. <3
And while I'm blabbering on about Glastonbury,
Thom Yorke and Jonny Greenwood turning up on one of the smaller stages is very cool.
So ... that was pretty awesome. Not amazing OMG but certainly enjoyable. Not too much melodrama, and no really obvious magical reset button, except there was a bit of Tinkerbell about bringing him back via Amy's memory, but it was well done and adorable. I even liked the 'something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue.' Karen Gillan's delivery was great.
Also, OMG Rory! <3 Not enough hearts in the world. Seriously. He stayed with her dressed as a centurion, and he punched the Doctor!
As slightly ridiculous as the Doctor going back and forth was between Stonehenge and the museum, it was cute. Although the Doctor screws up precise timing in the Tardis, but with the wrist manipulator, he did fine. ;)
I did love when he started going back through the time-line and the little moments with Amelia. They were gorgeous. Matt Smith continues the tradition of awesome quiet Doctor scenes from David Tennant.
Space Florida. Heee.
"Mr Pond." "Ah, that's not how it works." "Yes, it is." *pause* "Yes, it is." - awesome.
I have River issues though. She was the one who triggered the Tardis to blow up, right? Or am I completely wrong about that? Anyway, I don't think I'm getting an answer in a hurry on that one. She has grown on me though. I did love that scene on the roof with them blowing up the fez.
I seem to be cheering for the USA in this game. *bites nails*
I am still doing the days of music meme but think I'll post it later, and probably rant about Muse again, it's where my head seems to be at. ;)