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They’ve started putting up the red light cameras in Denver (which I last blogged about here). The ones at 6th & Kalamath are already up. I drive by them every work day but I don’t think they’re operational quite yet. The pic here is of workers installing one of them at 6th [...]

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eMusic Find of the Day: The Whitsundays’ self-titled debut album. If Americans can do BritPop, I guess Canadians should be allowed to also. This is a pleasant little slice of neo-retro light psychedelic pop that goes down very easily. Love the organ sounds. If one song (”Falling Over”) has a guitar [...]

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This is a continuation of my series of blog entries on the albums of the Dutch progressive rock band Kayak. To see the previous entries, do a blog search (that little box on the top right) for the word “kayaking”.
Phase 3 (continued): Pop Prog (1978-1981)
Periscope Life
Kayak’s seventh album Periscope Life was their big time [...]

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I know you’ve all been waiting for this with breathless anticipation. This is a continuation of my series of blog entries on the albums of the Dutch progressive rock band Kayak. To see the previous entries, do a blog search (that little box on the top right) for the word “kayaking”. The [...]

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Jogged Today: Yes (@ 54°F)
Songs That Came Up On The iPod While Jogging:

“Ditch Digger” (Anne Summers)
“Cream and Bastards Rise” (Harvey Danger)
“Tristesse” (The Church)
“In the Core of a Flame” (The Go-Betweens)
“You Don’t Live Long Enough” (Winterpills)
“Good News For The Pus Pickers” (The Danielson Famile)
“Hate” (Moist)

Yes, I jogged today even though it’s a holiday and I slept [...]

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I hear that all the excitable pre-teen girls go crazy over a trio of brothers who play pop music. But would they be so ga-ga over them if the brothers were evil? Just check out the photo on the right (click to enlarge). Yep, your eyes are not deceiving you. It [...]

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