A Medium

The question came up recently, through some channel or another, as to the sort of music I listen to. I think I might have laughed the question off, because I typically don't have all day to answer the question in full. In fact, on the computer I'm authoring this very blog, I have almost 300 hours of music. I have another computer with just as many unique tracks, and a plethora of CDs that have been buried in my quest for more music.

But I've been thinking about it, and I would like to condense what I listen to down a little bit, into what I've listened to regularly over the last month or so.

Voila:

AFI, Alizée, Arcade Fire, Ayumi Hamasaki, The Beatles, Black Moth Super Rainbow, Blaqk Audio, Blue Öyster Cult, Bright Eyes, Dinosaur Jr., Dir en Grey, Dire Straits, Fall Out Boy, Frank Zappa, Goo Goo Dolls, Green Day, Hellogoodbye, Imogen Heap, Jean Michel Jarre, John Frusciante, Liz Phair, Men At Work, Metallica, Modest Mouse, My Chemical Romance, Neutral Milk Hotel, Opeth, Peter Gabriel, Pink Floyd, Pixies, The Police, Polyphonic Spree, Rush, Sonic Youth, Stephen Malkmus, Tiger Army, Trivium


Si tu aimes ma musique, super!

For A While Now

I am now legitimately excited, because again, Mozilla has impressed me more than the sun. Not that it says anything positive about my preferences, but if you saunter on over to Flock.com, you can pick up on what I believe will be the next big browser. Flock is built to seamlessly integrate with many common applications used today, is already robust and powerful like its older sister, Firefox, and has dazzled me with an array of beautiful features that I swear have come to me periodically in my dreams. Web 2.0 never made more sense.