My friend taught me this: http://tinyurl.com/6h6ymv. I think it rather cool.

@yamanokeiko Ja, ja, das ist gut! Ich erwarte, daß du liest das Buch.

Now I'm gonna sleep again.

I've just returned from school where I went to tutor a student who had a problem in doing truth-tree in logic.

Listening: Charles Manson "Charles Manson." Although I don't like what he and his "family" did ('twas totally childish), I like this album.

Really trashy idea: a cover version of ONJ's smash hit, "Let's Get Chemical." This version will also have a druggy lyric.

@sita_kimie Nice work!

Anyway, I used to listen to this album.

Listening: Modest Mouse "Good News for People Who Love Bad News." Then, is this "Good News" really good news?

Listening: Deerhunter "Microcastle."

@eien_kozo Hey, you should take a closer look at it. It's NOT a mere fill at all. (However, I don't assert it's good.)

Actually, I wanna translate POM more, but the situation prevents me from doing so.

I've been listening to the side A of Daniel Johnston's album "1990" again and again and thinking why I'm caught so much by this.

@sita_kimie Hey, there are tons of ready-made square images on the Net. Just pick'em up, retouch'em a bit, and up'em.

@eien_kozo As you requested.

I watched "The Devil and Daniel Johnston" again. It resonates with something deep inside myself.

@sita_kimie I told you!

The combination of DJ and FNL seems some kinda... a bit uncomfortable to me.

FYI. http://tinyurl.com/2olexa

Listening: Daniel Johnston "1990." I was surprised to know that his song "Devil Town" is used as the theme song of "Friday Night Lights."

(On the other hand, the Orb has got an undeserved reputation.)

I think the Ecstasy of Saint Theresa unjustly remains unknown. People should listen to them more.

Listening: The Skeletons "Money." Reminds me of the catalogues of RecRec.

At this moment, I have only less than 200 albums on my MBP. So, I think now is the time to do it.

Now I'm considering synthesizing my music library on my MBP to iTunes Music Library.

It's been already uploaded to the Internet Archive by themselves. http://tinyurl.com/6s2jue

Listening: Christina Carter "A Blossom Fell" (private release). Comprised almost only of her voice. Real spooky.

It must be "cheesy" like hell.

Mmm, I hate to admit it, but I'm a bit interested in "Zombie Strippers." http://www.zombiestrippers.jp/ (beware of your PC's volume).

Listening: Susanna "Flower of Evil." Same as "Melody Mountains," this album contains cover songs. Louder than MM, but still serene enough.