| Early-Morning Post # a billion |
[Feb. 21st, 2008|01:19 am] |
Let's see.....It's 1:20 AM, I've watched five hours of Dexter S2 (Bringing my total Dex for the past 3 days to 17 hours, damn it's a good show...) I'm going to watch one more episode on Tudou then go to bed, because I have to wake up at 8:30. (S2 is okay because the theme is "They're hot on Dexter's trail....." but he actually hasn't killed anyone recently so I'm getting impatient....I mean, good for Dex, but any show can document the drama and angst of a regular guy, which is what he's turning into.....where's my monster?!)
From dear Shea:
Open up your iTunes and fill out the survey...no matter how embarrassing the results might be!
How many songs total: 514 (Totally not a music whore, I don't keep stuff I don't like, and my library is split between this computer and my other one.....yeah, I'm not justifying! Phew.)
How many hours or days of music: 1.2 days
Most recently played: Whiskey in the Jar, Thin Lizzy
Most played: Blister in the Sun - Violent Femmes
Most recently added: I Think I Love You - The Pardridge Family (I kept trying to find this: great story...so in Beantown on Gay Day, All The King's Men performed a Batman/Robin sketch in which Robin sang his love for Batman...it kept juxtaposing (is that the word i want?) the Batman theme and this song. Something like, "BATMAAAAAANNN!.........I THINK I LOVE YOU!!")
Sort by song title:
First Song: Acting On-Campus Television, The Faint
Last Song: 5_4, Gorillaz
Sort by time:
Shortest Song: Horn Intro, Modest Mouse @ :10
Longest Song: Don Davis, Matrix Reloaded Suite @17:35
Sort by album:
First album: Muse, Absolution (LOVE MUSE!!)
Last album: Zoot Suit Riot, the Cherry Poppin Daddies
First song that comes up on Shuffle: Cars Pass, Recordist Remix, The Faint
Search the following and state how many songs come up:
Death - 15
Life - 4
Love - 39
Hate - 0
You - 54
Sex - 6 |
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Batman a la The Partridge Family! Lmao. ^_^ | |
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