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Got the nightstand home, assembled, next to the bed. It's a perfect height; just tall enough to keep the light where I can see it. And it has a shelf underneath for all the books I finish on their way back to the shelves.
But ye gods and little fishes, the bronze paint on all the mouldings looks cheeeeeaper than FUCK. Memo to self; get some black paint, some gold paint, some antiquing solution, Mr. Klagstad, a couple sixpacks, and a spring afternoon together.
Memage:
So what you're supposed to do is randomize all the music on your computer and produce the first 10 tracks. Not as apology but as explanation, I note that most of what I have ripped is soundtracks.
01. Michael Kamen (Baron Munchausen soundtrack)- 'In the Belly of the Whale'
02. Game Theory - 'Beach State Rocking'
03. Yoko Kanno (Escaflowne soundtrack) - 'What'cha Gonna Do'
04. Club Foot Orchestra (score to short film)- 'Pool of Thanatos'
05. Toshiyuki Honda (Metropolis soundtrack) - 'There'll Never Be Good-Bye'
06. Yann Tiersen (Amélie soundtrack)- 'L'Autre Valse d'Amélie'
07. David Bowie - Look Back In Anger
08. Sir Richard Rodney Bennett (Gormenghast soundtrack) - The Sisters in Prison
09. Ashman / Mencken (Little Shop of Horrors soundtrack) - Somewhere That's Green
10. Howard Fenton (Fisher King soundtrack) - Everything's Comin' Up Videos
11. Phamie Gow - The Stone Dance of the Chameleon
I had to add the Phamie Gow because it was track 11, and it is one of the single most amazing pieces of harp music I have ever heard. Doesn't hurt that it's named after (and inspired by) a novel I rather like, too.
Oh: Still want to stab FTD in face.
Got the nightstand home, assembled, next to the bed. It's a perfect height; just tall enough to keep the light where I can see it. And it has a shelf underneath for all the books I finish on their way back to the shelves.
But ye gods and little fishes, the bronze paint on all the mouldings looks cheeeeeaper than FUCK. Memo to self; get some black paint, some gold paint, some antiquing solution, Mr. Klagstad, a couple sixpacks, and a spring afternoon together.
Memage:
So what you're supposed to do is randomize all the music on your computer and produce the first 10 tracks. Not as apology but as explanation, I note that most of what I have ripped is soundtracks.
01. Michael Kamen (Baron Munchausen soundtrack)- 'In the Belly of the Whale'
02. Game Theory - 'Beach State Rocking'
03. Yoko Kanno (Escaflowne soundtrack) - 'What'cha Gonna Do'
04. Club Foot Orchestra (score to short film)- 'Pool of Thanatos'
05. Toshiyuki Honda (Metropolis soundtrack) - 'There'll Never Be Good-Bye'
06. Yann Tiersen (Amélie soundtrack)- 'L'Autre Valse d'Amélie'
07. David Bowie - Look Back In Anger
08. Sir Richard Rodney Bennett (Gormenghast soundtrack) - The Sisters in Prison
09. Ashman / Mencken (Little Shop of Horrors soundtrack) - Somewhere That's Green
10. Howard Fenton (Fisher King soundtrack) - Everything's Comin' Up Videos
11. Phamie Gow - The Stone Dance of the Chameleon
I had to add the Phamie Gow because it was track 11, and it is one of the single most amazing pieces of harp music I have ever heard. Doesn't hurt that it's named after (and inspired by) a novel I rather like, too.
Oh: Still want to stab FTD in face.
hee!
[snort] [irresistible snickering fit]
I know you meant that perfectly without any subtext. But first the dirty-mind image occurred, and I was amused.
Klagstad, dully, as if reading off a prompter: "Oh, no. The last time I used -- antiquing solution -- with you, I couldn't walk for a week."
Then it reverted to the innocent version, and still my brain giggled and yelled "That's soooooo gay!"
...although for it to be truly gay, you'd need the Edith Piaf on the stero and to be drinking wine instead.
I'm sorry. I must be punchy. I cannot possibly redeem myself by recommending Pearl Art's antiquing kits in a box, I know. I will apologize later when I stop giggling.
Re: hee!