cavalier_eternal

matt good - the fine art of falling apart

i don't own a gun...

it's a weird combination, really undescribable. kinda like a cross between folk and punk... and good punk. yeah, just listen to them. they're way different. yeah, wrong forum. sue me.

A Static Lullaby - A Song For A Broken Heart

if you haven't heard against me!, you're missing out. i love them muchly. amazing band. nuff said. and yes, the exclamation mark is necessary.

lauren's mine. to sound like a possessive nutso. so no lauren for you!

merry christmas. last night i was broke. now i have six bucks, give or take.

fine. but i call somewhere warm. and lauren has to be there too.

you could just use your world ownage to make some evildoers clean them up. with their teeth.

hmm. shake hands with the devil: the failure of humanity in rwanda by lt. general romeo dallaire the two swords by r.a. salvatore the essential plato the iliad and some other stuff.

need any more? i somehow went from a nothing to a nf fanatic this week. the benefits of having no life. and lauren gave me money too, and it is christmas. if you need more, pm me. you can have mine. i think i have all the songs off there. that's all i really wanted. edit: actually, i don't have all the songs. i didn't realize there was more than one page... i'm such a goof.

clearly i'm just ignorant. and i'm not going to go into detail about my latest dream... but it was highly entertaining.

lauren's hotter. nuff said.

i remember playing it a while ago... yeah, the chords are usually not right for songs. i just play what sounds best... the riff's right, though. if i recall.

i'd be happy if you ran the world. you and i get our own private continent. i call australia. and madagascar.

ok. so i'm completely oblivious to pop culture and mainstream knowledge. sue me. they're both pretty lousy anyways.

i've read... breakfast of champions player piano god bless you, mr. rosewater and a few others. what a great authour. i did my isu and monologue on player piano. i was finnerty... if you've read it, you might get an insight into my personality... heh. or what it was. and on an unrelated note, don't tell english teachers about suicidal thoughts.

i should try listening to NIN. i never really did. hmm. and i need to buy ziggy stardust and the spiders from mars.

big frickin deal. i haven't needed to send a gig's worth of information to date.

i had a dream last night! and i sorta remember it! let's see. i remember going into a record store, and for some random reason, buying avril lavigne's new cd. then i also remember being at a bar in a friend's basement with red barstools, talking to a girl on my swim team, and she was asking me why i bought it. makes no sense at all. i don't even own any of avril's stuff. not even an illegally owned mp3. i didn't hear any of her music yesterday. weird. now i can randomly bring avril into this thread... let's see. why do people hate her so much? is this like the bush hating thing? (not really. i just felt like saying something contentious.) let's face it. if she wasn't popular, people wouldn't give a crap. they wouldn't all be like, oh, avril sucks. so she made some money off it. i don't see her selling out yet. she's still making music, just as she did before. sure, she's not an incredible artist, but she's not bad. britney spears was more of a sellout from the beginning, and i haven't seen many people complain. all i heard was, she's hot. funny how t and a does that. i think avril's stuff isn't half bad. actually, to make a confession, it sounds alright to me. some of it, i actually like. i'm ready for the tomatoes to fly.

if we could blow up the sun, would we? sometimes i wonder about humanity. i'm surprised we haven't totally screwed ourselves over yet.

at least we can have some semblance of peace, i hope. or maybe i'm just naive. either way. merry christmas!

yeah. he does back his stuff up. still, his canada clips from bowling for columbine were pathetic. i laughed so hard i cried.

yay metric! i might've forgot to put metric. and i almost bought a broken social scene cd the other day. but i forgot.

i think everything's sorta melding together, like music always does... look at music. the artists that stand the test of time do not tend to limit themselves to a 'genre' or whatever. they draw on all their influences. if i was to be a musician, i would have some crazy different stuff. classical, light electronic/mixing, hard rock, mellow, classic rock, soft rock, punk, acoustic, and a whole bunch of other stuff. why bother classifying it... music is music.