Fun times
WOOHOOO!!! I now have use of ALL 6 SPEAKERS IN MY CAR!
It sounds wonderful and amazing.
The 23rd Annual TiaPalooza is gong on right now, unfortunately I cannot attend due to sudden illness.
Nausea-inducing headaches are not fun, and not conducive to good times at parties.
Oh well... HAPPY BIRTHDAY TIA!!
Anyhoo...
Tomorrow night should be fun, Sarina and I are going to dress up in our goth outfits for karaoke... gonna be lots of fun. I've not done that in awhile, and I've never seen her dressed like that. I think pictures should be taken, as much as she hates such things. :p
Oh, and the Batman Begins soundtrack is very nice... It's like the soundtracks for The Last Samurai and Unbreakable were smashed together.
Which makes sense, considering that the BB sountrack is a collaboration of Hans Zimmer and James Newton Howard, composers of the previously mentioned two soundtracks, respectively.
It's fun identifying which parts were written my Zimmer, and which by Howard. They're not always in seperate pieces, though... interesting how some parts will have Zimmer's interval structure, but be right smack in Howard orchestration. Goodness and enjoyment for everyone.
And now, I go to bed. Gotta be at work relatively early in the morning.
It sounds wonderful and amazing.
The 23rd Annual TiaPalooza is gong on right now, unfortunately I cannot attend due to sudden illness.
Nausea-inducing headaches are not fun, and not conducive to good times at parties.
Oh well... HAPPY BIRTHDAY TIA!!
Anyhoo...
Tomorrow night should be fun, Sarina and I are going to dress up in our goth outfits for karaoke... gonna be lots of fun. I've not done that in awhile, and I've never seen her dressed like that. I think pictures should be taken, as much as she hates such things. :p
Oh, and the Batman Begins soundtrack is very nice... It's like the soundtracks for The Last Samurai and Unbreakable were smashed together.
Which makes sense, considering that the BB sountrack is a collaboration of Hans Zimmer and James Newton Howard, composers of the previously mentioned two soundtracks, respectively.
It's fun identifying which parts were written my Zimmer, and which by Howard. They're not always in seperate pieces, though... interesting how some parts will have Zimmer's interval structure, but be right smack in Howard orchestration. Goodness and enjoyment for everyone.
And now, I go to bed. Gotta be at work relatively early in the morning.