Shred XLIX: And then the North Koreans attacked

aginor wrote: i find them doing bad reviews

Pitchfork seems to have good taste in music, and they've at least alerted me to stuff I like in the indie rock world. But they're total hipster snobs in their reviews.

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Hi.

Oh, man, that's terrible! My heart goes out to you, Cam.

Though I am sick and have a fever, the weary stupor I have been in has enabled my mind to land on a small, but important plot hole I was heading toward in my book.  Resolving it just opened a new level of conflict.  

Colds still suck though.

I mostly ignore it.

Some PA dude asked to be my friend on FB, and I haven't got the slightest idea who he is. His initials are TP.

k good luck

Sounds promising.  I'll give it a listen when it's ready.

It seems no one's interested so the best thing to do is to tell you all about it!
As I said before, it's got 23 parts, each will last somewhere between 30 seconds and 2 minutes. The majority of the are instrumental, but parts eight, ten, thirteen, and twenty two have vocals, but singing melodies instead of lyrics, and parts two, sixteen, seventeen, and eighteen have lyrics. The lyrics are about an over taking of the world by an evil fascist regime. The narrator gives a brief glimpse into the first night of invasion, and then abstractly mentions a battle in September, but but gives up hope and gives himself up.

I bought a beautiful picture book of Munich today called Munich in picture-i love German architecture and scenery