"Is it worth the aggravation, to find yourself a job when there's nothing worth working for? "
I was going to listen to Russell Brand, but this week his show isn't being rebroadcast on BBC Music 6. I was looking forward to it, but I'll have to wait until next week I suppose. I want to move to England.
"Cigarettes and Alcohol" is such an awesome song. Really sums a lot of stuff up for me. That, "Supersonic" and "Live Forever" are the only three songs I know off Definitely Maybe, so I can't wait to hear the album in full. Those songs are three of my favorites ever, so I'm sure the album will blow me away. Noel Gallagher is such a brilliant songwriter. The lyrics to "Live Forever" give me chills. He's in my little profile picture...he's gorgeous, just like his brother. Anyways, it should be coming in the mail any day now...Del bought me that and is sending me some rare Oasis stuff along with it, so I'm excited. It was really kind of him to do that for me. He sent it about a week ago (from England) so it ought to be here soon enough. I can't wait!
I was looking through an old diary I kept all through out elementary school, and it's kind of amusing.
I started it in kindergarten, basically when I started learning how to spell out words and stuff. My first entries were about how much I love Paul McCartney. Heh. Also, I seemed to believe that once a girl turned 16, it was only then she could start using the telephone. And once you turned 16, you had to wear a 50's style poodle skirt all the time...all this nonsense was accompanied by funny little drawings. I talk about movies too, about Charlie Chaplin, Woody Allen, and Laurel and Hardy.
Entries from about 1996-1997 are about how I wish my friends could stop loving people like the Spice Girls and start liking the Beatles! Or atleast the Verve. For some reason I was madly in love with Richard Ashcroft when I was little. I talk about Blur and Oasis (god how I miss the days when Oasis really were the biggest band in the fucking world) and all that Cool Britannia era stuff. God, those were the days. I wanted a Union Jack dress, badly.
A little later comes stuff about Nirvana and the Smashing Pumpkins and Pearl Jam. I got into the grungy stuff after it's peak. Though I was all about Britpop and 60's rock mainly in third grade.
According to the diary, I was listening to the Velvet Underground, Janis Joplin, The Doors, Buddy Holly, The Sex Pistols, and Cat Stevens very heavily around 4th grade, of course along with the Beatles.
No wonder I had no friends! Nah, I had enough, but I think only two listened to the Beatles, and the other stuff nobody was interested in, unfortuantly. They all liked bad pop or country music. Oh well.
I miss the 90's!
Ok, I'm done.
Liam Gallagher...rock and roll.
Let's see...what else, what else...oh yes: Bob Dylan in 5 days. Oh my lord.
"Cigarettes and Alcohol" is such an awesome song. Really sums a lot of stuff up for me. That, "Supersonic" and "Live Forever" are the only three songs I know off Definitely Maybe, so I can't wait to hear the album in full. Those songs are three of my favorites ever, so I'm sure the album will blow me away. Noel Gallagher is such a brilliant songwriter. The lyrics to "Live Forever" give me chills. He's in my little profile picture...he's gorgeous, just like his brother. Anyways, it should be coming in the mail any day now...Del bought me that and is sending me some rare Oasis stuff along with it, so I'm excited. It was really kind of him to do that for me. He sent it about a week ago (from England) so it ought to be here soon enough. I can't wait!
I was looking through an old diary I kept all through out elementary school, and it's kind of amusing.
I started it in kindergarten, basically when I started learning how to spell out words and stuff. My first entries were about how much I love Paul McCartney. Heh. Also, I seemed to believe that once a girl turned 16, it was only then she could start using the telephone. And once you turned 16, you had to wear a 50's style poodle skirt all the time...all this nonsense was accompanied by funny little drawings. I talk about movies too, about Charlie Chaplin, Woody Allen, and Laurel and Hardy.
Entries from about 1996-1997 are about how I wish my friends could stop loving people like the Spice Girls and start liking the Beatles! Or atleast the Verve. For some reason I was madly in love with Richard Ashcroft when I was little. I talk about Blur and Oasis (god how I miss the days when Oasis really were the biggest band in the fucking world) and all that Cool Britannia era stuff. God, those were the days. I wanted a Union Jack dress, badly.
A little later comes stuff about Nirvana and the Smashing Pumpkins and Pearl Jam. I got into the grungy stuff after it's peak. Though I was all about Britpop and 60's rock mainly in third grade.
According to the diary, I was listening to the Velvet Underground, Janis Joplin, The Doors, Buddy Holly, The Sex Pistols, and Cat Stevens very heavily around 4th grade, of course along with the Beatles.
No wonder I had no friends! Nah, I had enough, but I think only two listened to the Beatles, and the other stuff nobody was interested in, unfortuantly. They all liked bad pop or country music. Oh well.
I miss the 90's!
Ok, I'm done.
Liam Gallagher...rock and roll.
Let's see...what else, what else...oh yes: Bob Dylan in 5 days. Oh my lord.