Saturday, May 01, 2004
What do you do with the memories?
As I'm cleaning out my desk, I find little notes and letters she left me over the year. What do you do with lost memories? Do you throw them away, and never look back, or do you keep them and cherish them for what they were?
What would you do? What do you think I did?
What would you do? What do you think I did?
Wednesday, April 28, 2004
Just missed it
I'm sorry I didn't manage to continue my 4 post a day marathon for the past week: I got sick and then got attacked by a couple of finals that I had to put down. I've still got a bunch of work to do, but I'm much better now.
I was just sitting here, trying to wake up, listening to Coheed and Cambria. I mentioned them a little while back, as I was stuck into their song 'A Favor House Atlantic.' Well, I did some research into them, and now they are one of my favorite new bands. Apparently the lead singer of Coheed and Cambria, Claudio Sanchez, has written this complicated story based on the two characters the band is named after.
Basically Coheed has the power to save the universe, but has been infected by this virus that makes him go insane and kill his wife (Cambria) and most of his children. His son, Claudio, is the only to survive. Imagine a story with amazing prog-rock backing it up, with awesome vocals like, "Man your own jackhammer! Man your battle stations! We'll have you dead pretty soon! Sincerely written from my brother's blood machine: Man your battle stations! We'll have you home pretty soon!"
Anyway, it's pretty amazing music. You can find free samples at their website: http://coheedandcambria.com/. It's music I wish I had during the worst moments of the semester, because it can be very uplifting and beautiful at times, and really appropriate for what I went through.
Listening to: Coheed and Cambria - The Velourium Camper I: Faint of Heart
I was just sitting here, trying to wake up, listening to Coheed and Cambria. I mentioned them a little while back, as I was stuck into their song 'A Favor House Atlantic.' Well, I did some research into them, and now they are one of my favorite new bands. Apparently the lead singer of Coheed and Cambria, Claudio Sanchez, has written this complicated story based on the two characters the band is named after.
Basically Coheed has the power to save the universe, but has been infected by this virus that makes him go insane and kill his wife (Cambria) and most of his children. His son, Claudio, is the only to survive. Imagine a story with amazing prog-rock backing it up, with awesome vocals like, "Man your own jackhammer! Man your battle stations! We'll have you dead pretty soon! Sincerely written from my brother's blood machine: Man your battle stations! We'll have you home pretty soon!"
Anyway, it's pretty amazing music. You can find free samples at their website: http://coheedandcambria.com/. It's music I wish I had during the worst moments of the semester, because it can be very uplifting and beautiful at times, and really appropriate for what I went through.
Listening to: Coheed and Cambria - The Velourium Camper I: Faint of Heart
