1 or 2 HOchieS: The Fray

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Monday, July 13, 2009

Let Me Go...

...someplace so that I get away from The Fray!

The mini-concert of the morning at NBC was one H1 and I could do without!

Stupid Bunji!

Memorable Conversation of the Day:

H1: That sound, it sounds adult contempory to me.
Or 2: Yeah. Hmmm... ::thinking the unthinkable::
Woman on the street to small crowd: Who's playing today?
Man: The Fray!
Or 2 to H1: I knew it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Currently listening to: Not The Fray!

Sunday, June 28, 2009

Sometimes

Sometimes, Bunji embarrasses me with his musical 'tastes'.

Honestly, Bunji...The Fray? Please don't make me sully the blog by repeating what you said about their being the best band ever.

::plttttbbbfff::

Gross!

I went and said it inadvertently and now I have to go wash my dirty fingers because I typed out shart!

Thanks a lot, Ass!

Currently listening to: "Hito to Shite Jiku ga Bureteiru (TV SIZE)" by Ootsuki Kenji feat. Nonaka Ai & Inoue Marina & Kobayashi Yuu & Sawashiro Miyuki & Shintani Ryoko from the Sayonara Zetsubou Sensei Original Soundtrack. Awesomeness. "What Happened to You?" by The Offspring and "Muscle Museum" by Muse. Oh, and that's another thing...you just HAD to go there, right Bunji? Tch, as if The Fray who are already non-existent as a 'great band' be better than MUSE. Ahahaha. You make me laugh.

Thursday, August 17, 2006

Random Thoughts Again - Songs

Recent Song Observations -

The Fray's "Over My Head (Cable Car)" sounds like Howard Jones' "No One Is To Blame".

Panic! At The Disco's song "I Write Sins, Not Tragedies" sounds like Peter Schilling's "Major Tom" mixed with Homer Simpson's version of Barry Manilow's "Mandy" (his version was "Mindy").

Currently watching: My Name Is Earl

This Week's Obsession (s): June 2012

Wallander. Alright, so my obsession with Tom H. has not ended at all and has worsened to the point where I watched "Midnight in Paris" in fast-foward and have been traumatizing H1 and I myself almost every night for the past 2 weeks by watching "Wallander". In doing so, we've discovered a great crime drama and have more reason to obsess over the fantastic Kenneth Branagh. He's amazing as if that even needed to be said. Beautifully filmed (a beautiful setting in thanks), traumatic (I said it again because it is) and one very blonde, curly-headed Magnus who is constantly getting yelled at (well, he's...not the smartest, so...yeah) makes for a great series built on some stellar performances by K. Branagh. Season 3, where are you?

Luther

Some where along the way, I was reminded that I had to start watching "Luther". It's been on my radar for a while but I just never took the plunge. I don't know why. Stupidity, perhaps? Yeah, that seems likely. But luckily I started watching and while (like "Wallander") I think there's some predictability to it, thanks to the brilliant, intense acting job by Idris Elba and the very dynamic relationship between Luther and Alice; an amazingly soundtracked series and so much bloody murder, there's always a joyful sense of torture I give myself by watching the series. I miss Ian though, I have to say and have found a new love for Justin but I'm crushing a lot on Alice. Ruth Wilson is just uber creepy in the role and I love her. I'm making my way through Season 2 now but again, Season 3, where are you?!

Sherlock

Well this was actually a last month sort of obsession but as you can see, there's an entire British television viewing trend going on here. I've never denied my love for everything British and this BBC series by Steven Moffat and Mark Gatiss solidifies everything incredible about a well-written British drama. Hell, it's just incredible television no matter what the country. Sharp writing, Martin Freeman and Benedict Cumberbatch with updated visuals and feel make this one hell of a ride. I can't praise Benedict and Martin enough for their brilliant portrayals of Sherlock and Watson. The dialogue is quick and the sequences are fast-paced and again, so very clever that it is staggering. It's a brilliant show that once more...has me waiting for a Season 3. I sense conspiracy!

The Legend of Korra

Oh Look! An American made show! And a great one at that. Picking up 70 years after The Last Airbender, I had my reservations but really, why would I be hesitant? It is made by the same creators and my fears were completely unfounded. I mean, I miss Sokka and Toph but with the amazing Lin Beifong (Toph's daughter) who kicks major ass all over the place and a really strong cast of characters backed by some amazing voice-actors, this show is a must watch for everyone. MUST. WATCH. No fillers and action sequences that require rewinding because they're just so good, and a story so engaging that I am going to be cursing next week after the 1 hour season finale. Cursing. And crying. For Season 2.