musical stuff

[owlmoose]

Some of you may be interested to know that They Might Be Giants published their first podcast and have promised more. Info and downloads here. I listened to it last night, and it was as much wacky fun as you might expect from TMBG. Worth checking out.

Thanks to various recommendations, I picked up "Lost and Gone Forever" and have been enjoying it a lot. I was already familiar with a few songs on the album, and now I'm fairly certain that I did see Guster tour with BNL at one point -- I have this memory of a bongo drum and "Barrel of a Gun" at Universal Amphitheatre in Los Angeles. They didn't make much impression then, but now I may have to go get more albums.

New song game later this morning. Probably in about an hour. See you then.

Comments

[letters-to-ed.livejournal.com]

If you were at the Universal Ampitheatre show on 10/10/00 (that was supposed to be at the Great Western Forum but got changed to the UA) - Guster did open at that show.

I was there too! :)

[owlmoose.livejournal.com]

It must be the same show! That date rings a bell, and I definitely remember the venue change. This was before luvmoose and I were Ladies Room members, so we just had ordinary seats.

How funny that we were all there. :) Have you been out to CA for other shows?

[letters-to-ed.livejournal.com]

Well at that point in time, I lived in Ventura, CA so LA was the 'local' show. I was in the front GA section for that show.

I also went to the Berkeley Peep Show (11/21 or 23/03). It was that night that Ed posed with me for the picture that is my icon. :)

[owlmoose.livejournal.com]

I lived in Ventura, CA

Ah, that makes sense then.

I wanted to get to the Berkeley Peep Show, but I had a concert of my own that night (my chorus at Stanford). I was so bummed about that conflict!