Pink Floyd released PULSE on Blu-Ray.
Finally.
After much consideration, I will be making sure that I have a copy.
Pink Floyd released PULSE on Blu-Ray.
Finally.
After much consideration, I will be making sure that I have a copy.
I have been watching a bunch of {insert whatever group here} reacts to {insert talented classic rock artist here} videos on YouTube the last few months.
It entertains me that people are still discovering this stuff and finding it both enjoyable and relevant, despite being outside of their typical comfort zone. One of the videos I recently watched was “Kids react to Led Zeppelin” and one of the kids said something along the lines of “I don’t like real instruments in music.” He got torn apart in the comment section. He is allowed to have opinions. As much as I might enjoy Zeppelin, he is allowed not to.
Many of the videos are reactions from the MSG concert from their The Song Remains The Same movie. Many people consider that to be the high point of their concert albums, but I disagree. How The West Was Won is, for me, the superior concert album.
Aside from the stellar engineering to get that album to sound completely flawless, everything just jived. They start the album out with so much energy and enthusiasm with the blistering Immigrant Song/Heartbreaker/Black Dog combo, that you could almost walk away after the first 3 songs and feel like you robbed them when you paid for your ticket.
From there they just keep firing, practically non-stop. The show clocks in somewhere in the neighborhood of 2 1/2 hours and you just wish it would never end.
Someone really needs to do a reaction to that entire album. All in one sitting, because that is how it really has to be.
I guess it is time to dump the contents of my MS Works blog onto the actual blog.
Here we go!
This is me, writing a blog entry in Microsoft Pocket Word on my HP Jornada 728 HPC. I must say that typing is somewhat cumbersome on the tiny keyboard and the screen is kind of crap since the backlight appears to be shot, but using outdoor brightness settings might be the solution for that one.
Anyway, I’m mostly doing this to test the syncing capabilities of this 20 year old computer and Windows 10. Also, because what better way to start off 2022 than by composing a blog entry on a piece of hardware that debuted in 2002!
I installed a copy of Windows XP in a virtual machine hoping to get an old copy of ActiveSync working, but Windows Mobile Device Center detected the thing after like a week of looking.
Whatever, I’ll take it.
Thought about going for the good old one word post of “blargh” or something along those lines. But nope.
Not today.
Granted, there won’t be much more of substance in this post.
Maybe I’ll draw a picture or some crap later on.
Just to put me right
Went to the hospital. Apparently my insides are all kinds of inflamed due to the sickness.
The fix? Take Costco-esqe quantities of ibuprofen, sleep, don’t do anything requiring chest muscles for a few weeks.
Shiny.
Well, not working…The bills that does not pay.
*shrug*
So here we go. Either I will get better or I will lose my job. Cannot wait to see how it plays out.
I haven't been to work for over a week now, and the only thing I can think to ask about it is "I wonder how my 4 O'clock friend is doing?"