So Anyway..
So basically the new blog title comes from the fact that I basically have a boner for Bertolt Brecht and Kurt Weill's Threepenny Opera, more specifically the Marc Blitzstein English adaptation from the fifties.
I don't know if I ever mentioned this, but basically since the beginning of 2007 or maybe a little bit earlier I've had Threepenny mania. The Blitzstein version is probably one of the most listened to things on my iPod, I'd check the times played list but that thing is really janked up for some reason.
TRUE STORY: When trying to change the title to "Let's all go barmy" from the beginning of the Army Song (Kanonensong), it took me a few tries to find the correct page needed in order to make the change. It's been a while, I GUESS.
Also, it wanted me to update to the S2 format and I said "NO WAY, MAN. THIS THING HAS BASICALLY BEEN THE SAME SINCE DAY ONE (MOST LIKELY TWO)".
I don't know if I ever mentioned this, but basically since the beginning of 2007 or maybe a little bit earlier I've had Threepenny mania. The Blitzstein version is probably one of the most listened to things on my iPod, I'd check the times played list but that thing is really janked up for some reason.
TRUE STORY: When trying to change the title to "Let's all go barmy" from the beginning of the Army Song (Kanonensong), it took me a few tries to find the correct page needed in order to make the change. It's been a while, I GUESS.
Also, it wanted me to update to the S2 format and I said "NO WAY, MAN. THIS THING HAS BASICALLY BEEN THE SAME SINCE DAY ONE (MOST LIKELY TWO)".