Here’s a page from chapter 3, “Unexplained Creatures of Mystery!” It’ll be ready for sale February 1st so set your calendar machines.
This album is GREAT. One of the best I own. It’s the Crickets Featuring Dean Barlow on Jay-Dee Records. Really good stuff.
Record Party: Making my way through the record collection one album at a time.
It’s another one of them Deadhorse Review Round Ups!
Well we’ve been fortunate enough to get a few more nice write ups on Deadhorse. Mostly for the “The Sandwich Eaters” but I’m hoping a few more might crop up in the next week or so for “Everything is Going to Be Fine”.
Comix Nexus (#1) - http://insidepulse.com/2011/12/28/review-deadhorse-1-by-eric-grissom-and-phil-sloan/
Comic Bastards (#1)- http://comicbastards.blogspot.com/2011/12/review-deadhorse-1.html
LeftHandHorror.com (#1) - http://lefthandhorror.com/2011/12/15/deadhorse-1-comic-review
LeftHandHorror.com (#2) - http://lefthandhorror.com/2011/12/18/deadhorse-2-comic-book-review/
Oh brother! I’m three albums behind. I listened to these over the last few days, but it’s the holidays so I’ve been busy (or repeatedly checking deadhorsecomic.com stats, your call).
Brian Jonestown Massacre - LOVE EP
Chet Atkins - Teensville
The Church Keys - Work With It (I black out just looking at this record)
Record Party: Making my way through the record collection one album at a time.
If you’re like me, you’re thinking, I wonder if Robey from “Friday the 13th: the Series” was in a band? Hint: She was.
Beach Boys Surf’s Up. I hadn’t really given this album it’s fair due, and I’m happy to hear it again. The close of the second half is rather spectacular.
Record Party: Making my way through the record collection one album at a time.
Okay, fell behind on these updates. The last two days brought us The Beatles Abbey Road and The Beach Boys Good Vibrations. So there you go.
Record Party: Making my way through the record collection one album at a time.
Going Dark
So for the past couple of months I’ve felt that most of my time has been spent experiencing life through other people’s observations- either through Twitter posts, or Facebook updates, or whatever. It is time for me to live. To really live. As an experiment, I will be abstaining from using any social network or digital entertainment device throughout the entire month of January. This would include the television, DVR, iPhones, iPads, game systems, and computer. Of course, there are a few exceptions which I shall outline below:
- Work: I have to earn a living. There’s no way around giving up my Laptop completely. Between the hours of 8AM and 6PM I will be using my computer to perform any work related task. I will not however be able to check Twitter, Facebook, or whatever the hell the new network is that I’ll inadvertently join, spend fifteen minutes creating a profile for, and then neglect like Willis in season seven of Diff’rent Strokes.
- Music: I can listen to music as much as I want, whether it’s through my iPhone or stereo. I’m making the rules here.
- Writing: I can use my laptop to write. Part of the reason I want to do this anyway. I need to make more, and consume less. I will however try and use notebooks again in place of a digital notepad for story ideas. The bottom line though, when I want to write I’m gonna be firing up Final Draft. Same rules apply though, no web site, social networks, etc.
That should do it. Between January 1st and February 1st I’ll be off the grid. If you need to reach me- call me. It’ll be fun. Also probably awkward.
Sean Burke is Hungry.
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Here’s my 2011 entry into last weekend’s International Pancake Film Festival.
So I got up to these guys. they got a lot of potential.
Oh man, do you see what I was doing there?
Hey Jude by The Beatles.
Record Party: Making my way through the record collection one album at a time.
So how’d you get hooked? Well you know I lost my job, and my wife left me, and of course there was that time in Vermont when the dread Dormammu was bested by Doctor Strange…
This is a modified version of the Accent theme by Handsome Code
