I found this epic version of the already epic Lou Reed tune, “Coney Island Baby” on Youtube. For those of you in a pensive mood,
Tiffany Wan, a person of my acquaintance, sings on this track. Electronic dance music isn’t my usual thing, mainly because the only way to get
I was six feet away from Peter Gabriel when he brought the Secret World tour to the Tacoma Dome. I’ve seen other shows, of course,
Lou, it was a perfect day, and I’m glad I spent it with you. [youtube=://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LrMLt9bMd_I&w=560&h=315] [youtube=://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZPrIulnAblk&w=420&h=315]
Best Movie Seen In Theaters: None. I hadn’t realized until just now that I haven’t been in a movie theater since I caught Skyfall with my
From Lou Reed and John Cale’s Songs For Drella, a song that imagines a scene between a young Andy Warhol and someone who can connect him
I started thinking of my dad last night, and I needed to hear this song. This is Leonard Cohen, performing it live in Poland in
I write to music. I’ve never conducted any sort of survey to see how common that is among fiction writers, but I do it. The
“Sweet Jane” by Lou Reed. I dunno. Something about my rant on Todd Solondz made me think of the lyric “And there’s even some evil
Charles Krafft had me asking the question of how far artists can go round the twist before screwing up impressions of their work. Now comes