The Original.

1979 MV for "Message In a Bottle."
Embedding was disabled, so I can only provide the link:
http://youtube.com/watch?v=MeQ2yXE1mpU
P.S. I love the drummer.

Summer

Man... I'm sick. Which is kind of sad. I mean, it's the beginning of the summer and I can't really do anything because I am so sick. For those of you that know me, I think it is basically the same cold I had before (and after) the auction. Yeah, meaning soon I'll probably lose my voice. What a party!!

The "prom."

Patrick and I went to an awesome dance, an awesome dance that rocked the house down! They had a quartet play, then a DJ, and it was all cool!
-Tom

Sons of Day

Tom and I were at a concert last night. Bands Sons of Day, The Thirsting, and Hyperstatic Union all played. I had not even heard one song by Sons of Day, but they rocked the house. They are 4 brothers from the Ukraine. They are so cool. I bought the CD and got it signed by all of them. Go to their site and by a hard copy of the CD.

Here is a video of their song "This Place"

Haha.

You make me laugh Patrick. And you also kick butt ;)

Friends

Hey Everyone,
I have really cool friends (like Tom, he kicks friend-butt). Just thought you'd like to know.

Patrick

At War With the Mystics

A few weeks back I picked up the Flaming Lip's latest album, "At War With the Mystics." The album is very brilliant, much up to this band's caliber. First of all, the Flaming Lips are known for being weird and out there, especially music wise. Naturally, once you break through that first layer of "weirdness" you'll find deeper meanings to most of their songs, especially songs such as "Do You Realize" from "Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots" and "The Yeah Yeah Yeah Song" from their latest release.

I personally enjoyed this album for a few reasons: the vocals, the fantastic effect the music has on you, plus some of the songs are pretty catchy. The lyrics are always good, if even a little weird. The art is pretty cool, nothing extraordinary, but pretty cool. They have an instrumental song on here called "The Wizard Turns On (His Silver Flashlight and Puts On His Werewolf Moccasins)" which is actually pretty fun to listen to, even if there aren't any lyrics. I especially get the feeling you get listen to the songs. You feel almost like you are floating in space... until you open you eyes again.

Alright, I'm gonna end this post with a video.

Video for "The Yeah Yeah Yeah Song."