Hi folks.
I've decided to start doing a couple of things that will likely make Solidstate several times more exciting!
I was inspired by a recent talk by Gahlord DeWald and Bill Simmon during Art Hop; my blog will benefit from the knowledge gained.
First of all, I've decided to categorize my posts like a big boy. This might make it easier for folks interested in re-living the Great Flaming Lips Debate of '06, or even the Beard Wars of the previous year.
Categories thus far:
General Announcements
Local Music
Live Music
Non-local Music
Podcasts
YouTube Nonsense
Casey's Music
Crazed Letters
Absolutely Unrelated
Complaining
The last one will undoubtedly be chock full 'o posts.
Now for the really exciting part: I'm gonna do a monthly podcast. Think Ricky Gervais is fun? Wait 'til you get a load of me!
I'm planning on playing a bunch of music, some of it local, much of it not, interspersed with my always-precious commentary. It'll be like hanging out with me and drinkin' beers while I yell at my iPod. What could be more fun than that? I hope to have the first episode up in a couple of weeks.
Wanna help me come up with a title?
By the way, Art Hop ended up being pretty fun. Apologies to anyone who had the misfortune of speaking with me before I found my "zone." And congrats to Brooke, who busted her ass so our weird little community could bond.
Lastly, please welcome our pal Undead Molly to her "growed up," non MySpace blog.
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