Glass Hammer

I got Culture of Ascent yesterday (Thursday). I've listened to it the whole way through many times but I keep coming back to Into Thin Air and Rest. More Rest than Into Thin Air. I love the way that you guys are mixing up the vocals (I seem to remember a while back having discussions about that, or ...

lol, i hope i pass school soon too

after we're both done with school

Well, I haven't exactly had time to be on lately due to being a music major and the hours we keep. It had occurred to me that I had forgotten to tell you guys something important.

As of December 24, 2006, at 9:30 PM


I'M ENGAGED!!!!!!!!!!!!

i wish i had gotten to go

well, i was going to be able to come, but my orchestra director (insert string of words that should not be repeated here) scheduled an orchestra rehearsal DURING THE $(*%&($&(#*% BREAK! ugh...i'm not upset...at all...ok, i'm a raving lunatic and very very very PO'd...

Office Space

which is triggered by the ringing of a bell.

Squatting Dog hmm, anyone remember the movie that's from? i forgot the name...

ahh, i see. just needed a little clarification. here's why: "Blues - A secular, predominantly black American folk music of the 20th century, which has a history and evolution separate from, but sometimes related to, that of jazz. From obscure and largely undocumented rural American origins, it becam...

So, what exactly is your definition of American folk music? Or, rather, what do you include in American folk music?

On a slightly different note, you do realize that the majority of the music culture we have today has its base in American folk music, right? In particular, I'm thinking of the Blues.

Head, Shoulders Kneed and Toes Knees and Toes...or so the song says...

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