Two weeks, oh well, I have been busy. I am still in love with school, and for the first time in my life I am a straight A student. 94% average. I have to brag, because this love of learning is new and exciting to me. My mom was out here for a week. Our parents love us, so they visit a lot. Well let's just get into these photos. Forgive me, but I have been shooting very infrequently.
MSTRKRFT was here. It was a bit of a let down. If you are going to be playing a DJ set, please advertise it as that. That being said, I danced pretty hard. I know that only a few people will believe that last sentence.
An average night in the abode.
Not stoked on what she just got filled with.
I made a PhotoShop composition, and this photo, and this note played a big roll.
I went to Lady Sovereign on Friday night. The opening band was severely out of place. They were called Young Love, and if you take all of the many bad parts of Panic at the Disco! and BoyKillBoy (I still haven't found many good parts of either band) you will get Young Love. I predict that they will be big with the 14-17 year old girls, so if you fit that description, their album is dropping on January 30. I took no photos of them. After they were done, a new record label out of Vancouver (Equilibrium) put on a bit of a show. I always forget how absurd hip hop shows can be, there was a lot of braggadocio going down, but these guys and gals were actually fairly skilled and entertaining. The height of this was when Dream Sequence (comprised of turntablist Phonograph and a girl on violin) went bonkers for a few songs. I think this type of music could get old quick, but it is pretty rad (Anthony, I think you would really like them). I did take some pictures of them, they were well worth taking my camera out of my pocket. However, I hate the way flash photos at concerts look, so if you don't like my blurry show shots, too bad.
Up next was The S.O.V. I think that she is great. She could blow up bigger than Snoop and I wouldn't care. She is smaller than I expected, and super bratty. Those two attributes combined with a baggy black tee and side-pony made her look like a twelve year old b-girl from '91 and she pulls it off perfectly. She was hyped on the crowd and I am happy that I got to see her at this stage of her career, because I can see her getting jaded and spoiled soon, and then the fun will be lost.
One question, why does everyone put their hands in the air at hip-hop shows?
Happy parents, non-plussed child.
These two love each other a lot.
Time for me to put my opinion out there. I think that now that the American version of The Office has had time to come into its own, it has surpassed its sensai. I can't believe how funny it is. A big thank you definitely goes to those Brits for the original, for from their originality brilliance has evolved.
Also I finally saw Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind. Erin bought a pirate copy in Thailand, but it would screw with my Compu. So years later, I finally have witnessed it. Now I know why people sing its praises so often.
Love Nathan
MSTRKRFT was here. It was a bit of a let down. If you are going to be playing a DJ set, please advertise it as that. That being said, I danced pretty hard. I know that only a few people will believe that last sentence.
An average night in the abode.
Not stoked on what she just got filled with.
I made a PhotoShop composition, and this photo, and this note played a big roll.
I went to Lady Sovereign on Friday night. The opening band was severely out of place. They were called Young Love, and if you take all of the many bad parts of Panic at the Disco! and BoyKillBoy (I still haven't found many good parts of either band) you will get Young Love. I predict that they will be big with the 14-17 year old girls, so if you fit that description, their album is dropping on January 30. I took no photos of them. After they were done, a new record label out of Vancouver (Equilibrium) put on a bit of a show. I always forget how absurd hip hop shows can be, there was a lot of braggadocio going down, but these guys and gals were actually fairly skilled and entertaining. The height of this was when Dream Sequence (comprised of turntablist Phonograph and a girl on violin) went bonkers for a few songs. I think this type of music could get old quick, but it is pretty rad (Anthony, I think you would really like them). I did take some pictures of them, they were well worth taking my camera out of my pocket. However, I hate the way flash photos at concerts look, so if you don't like my blurry show shots, too bad.
Up next was The S.O.V. I think that she is great. She could blow up bigger than Snoop and I wouldn't care. She is smaller than I expected, and super bratty. Those two attributes combined with a baggy black tee and side-pony made her look like a twelve year old b-girl from '91 and she pulls it off perfectly. She was hyped on the crowd and I am happy that I got to see her at this stage of her career, because I can see her getting jaded and spoiled soon, and then the fun will be lost.
One question, why does everyone put their hands in the air at hip-hop shows?
Happy parents, non-plussed child.
These two love each other a lot.
Time for me to put my opinion out there. I think that now that the American version of The Office has had time to come into its own, it has surpassed its sensai. I can't believe how funny it is. A big thank you definitely goes to those Brits for the original, for from their originality brilliance has evolved.
Also I finally saw Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind. Erin bought a pirate copy in Thailand, but it would screw with my Compu. So years later, I finally have witnessed it. Now I know why people sing its praises so often.
Love Nathan
posted by Nathan at 3:55 PM
6 Comments:
It's nice to see an A student putting their word-a-day calendar to good use, but let's not become zealous. It's nonplussed, and there is no hyphen.
Did you see Primus when they came? '91 indeed.
Was that mention of Ulrich Schnauss a request? Consider it done. Too bad you can't listen anymore.
Caught the blog - good job.
Laredo
Thanks for the heads up bro, I will try and check them out.
I agree with your statement in regards to The Office. The only show that I can laugh and get choked up at every Thursday.
Gold.
I still have such a warm place in my heart for the original "office". Hearing Luke and Nathan's ridiculously loud laughter from Wiebe's room is why I could never accept that the original has been surpassed. But I think in my head I agree.
Nathan, still hoping to hear from you. I had to make a blog just to write a comment, but don't bother looking at it because it's empty. Anyways, I'm still at kroekejo@hotmail.com and I miss you.
Joel
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