JFKthe4th

I'm going to the NIN show here in Edmonton tomorrow night. A Wednesday night. I'm happy and not happy at the same time as it is on a weekday and I'll have to face going to work hungover in the morning. Then again, it's good because it'll make the week all the more bearable. You know I've been waiting for this for a long time. It's my first NIN show ever and I've just become a fan in 1999 after purchasing The Fragile. I hope they play We're In This Together. One of my favorite songs of all time. I love the new album. I know it's not epic but the arrangements and ideas are genius. Everyday is Exactly the Same seems to be my theme nowadays.

I recently bought the 'Pet Your Friends' album from a pawn shop. Still in good condition. I guess the original owner didn't play it much. However, Dishwalla is the kind of band that is admired not on the charts, but to fans. My interest in their music arose when I remembered the song Charlie Brown's Parents. On muchmusic they aired Dishwalla's live concert. I wanted to hear more from Dishwalla after hearing two songs being played in two different Smallville episodes. Angels or Devils, I think the song was called. And, Collide, in one of the more recent Smallville episodes. Dishwalla isn't one of my most favorite bands but I love to hear them from time to time.

The Arcade Fire is a six member band. They seem to be multi-talented with other instruments than just one. Have you seen the MMVAs months ago? TAF played 'Rebellion (Lies)' and ended the song with a marching band playing the tune while exiting the stage. Great performance indeed. I'd like a link to the Letterman performance. Thanks.