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Apr. 9th, 2006 01:37 pmThis is good: 8 of those albums I bought recently listened to so far, and not a bad one yet.
Yesterday it was sunny and snowy. Aaargh! Someone sort the weather out.
Informative article: http://uncyclopedia.org/wiki/AAAAAAAAA.
One of the good things about the web these days is that lots of people work together to pool data to create useful stuff, like Wikipedia, last.fm or del.icio.us. But the downside of that, is that sometimes people who are a bit dumb get to contribute things on an equal footing with those who actually know stuff. This results in the huge number of poor articles on Wikipedia (eg. pretty much any article about a musical subgenre), and today's personal irritation, entries on online music databases which are wrong. Some fool tagged the latest Katatonia album as jazz, and my Winamp returned a listing for Nightwish's 'Wishmaster' with not one but 2 spelling mistakes. Does nobody take pride in what they submit any more?
Anyway, for those of you talking to me about the Gospel of Judas recently - here: Gospel OfWikipedia Judas. Looks interesting.
Yesterday it was sunny and snowy. Aaargh! Someone sort the weather out.
Informative article: http://uncyclopedia.org/wiki/AAAAAAAAA.
One of the good things about the web these days is that lots of people work together to pool data to create useful stuff, like Wikipedia, last.fm or del.icio.us. But the downside of that, is that sometimes people who are a bit dumb get to contribute things on an equal footing with those who actually know stuff. This results in the huge number of poor articles on Wikipedia (eg. pretty much any article about a musical subgenre), and today's personal irritation, entries on online music databases which are wrong. Some fool tagged the latest Katatonia album as jazz, and my Winamp returned a listing for Nightwish's 'Wishmaster' with not one but 2 spelling mistakes. Does nobody take pride in what they submit any more?
Anyway, for those of you talking to me about the Gospel of Judas recently - here: Gospel Of
