Death of the Album Covers
What would happen if your favorite classic album covers came to life? Follow this link and watch the QuickTime video, amazing!
There is nothing permanent except change. - Heraclitus 540-475BC
What would happen if your favorite classic album covers came to life? Follow this link and watch the QuickTime video, amazing!
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There is only day during the baseball season that being in first place matters, the last day. Today was the last day of the regular season and only during the season that the Twins were in first. What an exciting end to the regular season. Going into the last game the Tigers and Twins were tied for first, the Tigers only had to win in order to win the division. The Twins win and KC beat the Tigers in 12 innings. This seasons record is the best since 1970 for the Twins. Tuesday the A's goto Minnesota to play the Twins. Time for the Playoffs!
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Just ordered my ticket to see Paul Stanley live at the Fillmore on November 13th! I was fortunate to be able to see him on his first solo tour back in 1989 so I know this show will be amazing. I am hearing the majority of the set will be material from his two solo albums, with some obscure KISS songs thrown in. If you are going to the show, message me, would love to hook up.
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Michael Brandvold
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Labels: concerts, kiss, music, paul stanley
President Bush, First Lady Laura and Dick Cheney were flying on Air Force One. George looked at Laura, chuckled and said, "You know, I could throw a $1,000 bill out of the window right now and make somebody very happy."
Laura shrugged her shoulders and replied, "I could throw ten $100 bills out of the window and make ten people very happy."
Cheney added, "That being the case, I could throw one hundred $10 bills out of the window and make a hundred people very happy."
Hearing their exchange, the pilot rolled his eyes and said to his co-pilot, "Such big-shots back there. Shit, I could throw all of them out of the window and make 56 million people very happy."
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Michael Brandvold
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So this afternoon I am spending a couple hours working at the Folsom Street Fair, our company has a couple booths and I volunteered to help out. Lots of leather and much more! I am sure I will have more to say when I get home later today.
On a side note... Touchdown Vikings! Vikings 13 Chicago 9!
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Michael Brandvold
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10:28 AM
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Yesterday was Lyndsey's birthday day. Brunch, shopping and we ended the day with a performance of Love, Janis. Amazing and moving!! I had an appreciation of Janis Joplin prior to this, but now I am fan and more. Her music was deep, emotional and moving. You could really feel her pain and agony during the second act. The spoken dialogue was her real letters written home to her family. What a way to get inside her. The most moving moment was the scene where she died. The live, onstage, performing Janis, sang to the lost, alone and little girl Janis. Janis singing to herself, the emotion of the song really came out.
Anyway, GO SEE THIS SHOW!
Now I am off to buy some Janis Joplin music.
| Currently listening : Janis Joplin - Greatest Hits By Janis Joplin Release date: By 31 August, 1999 |
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Michael Brandvold
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10:26 AM
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Molly Hatchet Stone In Your Heart lyrics
Is this how it ends?
Wer'e strangers again
It's over but you won't explain
No kiss no goobye,not one final lie
Just cold to the bone from the ice's that's runnin' through your veins
You have stone in your heart.
Chorus:
Na Na Na Na Na Na Na Na Na stone in your heart
Na Na Na Na Na Na Na Na Na
What is keepin' us apart?
Stone in your stone heart.
Don't you recall the fire and all
I want you in my arms every night
But now you forget
No passion,no sweat
You poured out your love
And your'e tellin' me your well is dry
You have stone in your heart.
Chorus:
Na Na Na Na Na Na Na Na Na stone in your heart
Na Na Na Na Na Na Na Na Na
What is keeping us apart?
Stone in your heart.
Run away and hide
Keep it inside
Make believe it never happened
All your'e goona do is keep fooling you
Some day you'll find love's been passin' you by.
Will you or fight?
Let's do it right
I'm gonna get it over now
But no feelin' left
No pride to protect
You don't want my love
I don't need you in a wedding gown
You have stone in your heart
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Michael Brandvold
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10:23 AM
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Drove up to Santa Rosa last night to catch The Rasmus, Kill Hannah and Lostprophets in concert at the Last Day Saloon. Great show! I have been waiting a long time to see The Rasmus live and it was worth the wait. I just wish they could have played longer. Hope they come back soon. Kill Hananh were also great. I have missed them the last few times they cam through San Francisco. I am planning to catch them in October when they play in San Jose with HIM. After the show we got a room at Hotel La Rose, a very nice old style, classic hotel. Do yourself a favor, go out and get the latest albums by both The Rasmus and Kill Hannah.
| Currently listening : Hide from the Sun By The Rasmus Release date: By 04 October, 2005 |
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Michael Brandvold
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10:18 AM
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Back home from Hawaii, what an amazing trip! Five days in Oahu! Spent one day over on the big island touring the Volcano National Park. My new picture is taken on a lava flow. It is so hard to describe what it is like to walk on old lava flows. Very hard to top something as exciting as that, but swimming with sharks did. Saturday we spent a half hour in a shark cage three miles off the North Shore of Oahu surrounded by 15-20 sharks, 10-12 feet long. Total rush! Just before leaving the cage one shark bit through one of the ropes connecting the cage to the boat and got hooked, the shark then started to pull the cage under on one side. We weren't too scared, but the crew on the boat wanted to get us out pretty fast. I will post some photos later this week.
Tomorrow is day one at my new gig with Gamelink. I am very excited about this job and company.
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10:16 AM
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Damn, why are the W and Q keys right next to each other on the keyboard! I meant to close a window in my browser by hitting CMD W, and hit Q instead... which quits the application! It quit before I could save my blog entry, so now I have to remember what I typed and do it again.
Next Wednesday I am off to Oahu, Hawaii for a short vacation before I start my new gig at Gamelink. Lyndsey is going along and it is going to be an amazing trip! We are going to fly over to the Big Island and spend the day touring the volcano -- which I guess just started erupting alot again. Another day we are heading up to the North Shore to swim with sharks. Well swim in a shark cage with sharks, but that is going to be wild crazy!
A couple very cool shows are coming to the Bay Area in the next couple months. Up first is Kill Hannah, The Rasmus and LostProphets. I love both Kill Hannah and The Rasmus and have been waiting a couple years for The Rasmus to tour the US. Then comes a Halloween show with Kill Hannah, LostProphets, Papa Roach and HIM.
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So last night I was clicking and a program on AccesSF called 9/11 = Inside Job caught my eye. I know you can't believe everything you read or see, but in this day and age you have to remember you can't also believe everything you see or read from the government. This program had ALOT of interesting observations about 9/11, all pointing to it being a inside job by our government. Do I believe it? Let's just say would I be shocked to learn that a attack was created to provide an excuse to goto war? No. I think the lesson is to educate yourself on those things that are important to you and be open to hearing all sides. Remember, the truth is out there.
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Michael Brandvold
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10:11 AM
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You know, things aren't that bad. What things? Whatever things that are going on in your life. Be happy and know that it could be alot worse. Be thankful, but always go out and get what you want and don't let anybody tell you no. Your life is your life, nobody elses. You want it, go get it!
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Michael Brandvold
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10:09 AM
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I love mashups and I just heard this one earlier this week on Live 105. It is by RX and it is George Bush singing Sunday Bloody Sunday. Give it a listen, great job!
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Michael Brandvold
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10:07 AM
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So life just has a way of surprising you, throwing you a curve ball, keeping you on the edge. Yesterday FaceTime had a companywide staff reduction and I was part of the reduction. In a odd way I had a smile on my face as I was told the news. Nobody likes looking for work, but the light at the end of the tunnel excites me, what does life have in store for me this time. I know it will be great, exciting and even better. But, the trip through the tunnel to the light is just a bitch. There is a greater will controlling our lives and we just have to have some trust and belief.
The times they are a changing!
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