I’m a little on the busy side today, so may I suggest:
The one
thing I could always do
the one talent I could always fall back
on, ever
since I discovered it at nine years old with
a half-rack of Schlitz in my grandfather’s
basement,
was that I could drink like a son-of-a-bitch.
Keep or Skip uses your iTunes library as source material. It chooses a
song at random and takes a sample of that song. It then cuts that
sample into two or more pieces and plays those pieces in random order.
Your job: state the correct order of those pieces!
Keep or Skip uses the built-in speech system to prompt you with
instructions and read the names of the song it’s about to play at you.
The game works best if you have a sizable iTunes collection and if most
of your songs have lyrics and aren’t full of long, repretitive
sections. This game is great for rock, pop, folk and country tunes; I
suspect that an iTunes library full of nothing but Phillip Glass would
make this game a nightmare.
Come to think of it, an iTunes library full of Phillip Glass tunes is a nightmare, game or no.
I’m enjoying exotic-to-me American cuisine (being Asian, I had a mashed-potato-deprived childhood) at Christmas dinner…
As the lyrics say, all is supposed to be merry and bright during the holidays,…
It’s not just another Sunday, but the Sunday leading up to Christmas! It’s that time…
Here’s wishing Alex Bruesewitz a speedy recovery — yes, he’s behind a racist lie that endangers…
Since it’s Sunday, it’s time for me to post the memes, pictures, and cartoons floating…
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Hey, there might be someone reading your blog who likes accordions AND Philip Glass, y'know!
(Hmmm . . . musing on the idea of Glass composing for the accordion . . . cool . . . .)
-- Bruce A.
could be worse....what if 'twere LaMonte Young?
I like that idea, what do you think it would sound like?
Which accordion do you think he'd plump for?
Accordion-dude