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Originally Posted by Powerstars
Yes. Yes, I'm very happy.
Really though, it should be a great read, along with Metal Month. Good on you and your hard work, TH.  |
Hey thanks! I don't really see it as work though; I just enjoy it and am happy if others do too.
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BTW, 3DS is a handheld gaming system. Nothing people your age would care about. 
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Meh, give me a cup-and-ball any time! New fangled gadgets, I don't know. You kids and your wireless radios, gramaphones, all instruments of the devil, wasn't like that in my day, made our own entertainment zzzzzzzzz
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Originally Posted by Surell
Hey I'm still reading the thread (agree on Loveless, I can't get into it even when i try) but I wanted to see if maybe you wanted to take these on judging by what you have on your list (I'm excited to see how you like After the Gold Rush, way better than Harvest as far as folky classics go for me):
Marvin Gaye - What's Goin On (it's like the Smile of Soul)
The Beach Boys - Smile (it's like the ... no wait, it's really really great though)
The Stooges - Funhouse (it has its roots in rock like the White Stripes or ZZ Topp but is then warped by heroin, sex, and the devil)
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Thanks man. I intend to get back to this soon; Metal Month takes a huge amount of research and listening time. I'll definitely put Marvin on the list. I really hate the Beach Boys so probably not them and the Stooges don't really interest me, too punky. But you never know. I'll probably do Marvin sooner than later; I do like his music and there's certainly not enough soul here.
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Originally Posted by djchameleon
See that's the thing about me saying in the future. I mentioned the future as in maybe you would have retired some of the other journals and you have more free time to open a new journal. I didn't mean currently by adding another journal to your already impressive list.
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Ok I see. Well the thing is I don't really see any of my journals being retired, other than perhaps this one at some point. I do like the idea though, but as I say I'd need to be free to embrace the concept. You make some very good points there.