So, to cool off I'll have a little confessional:
I think I'm in love.
And not just some minuscule fluttering of the heart--i mean drop-dead heart stopping in love with this girl. Now I'm no fan of pop music or anything that is anywhere near the over-produced junk that pollutes the FM waves. Yet, I do have a very delicate soft spot for all things English: especially the women and the music.
What happens when you get both of those things together in a nice poppy feel-good album!?
Lily Allen-bliss that's what!
Damn good album--I still can't get over "LDN" though...oh it's the best summer song in a long time.
Lily Allen - LDN
The best news today is credited to Andy Gadiel and his Phish Blog. A video of Trey playing with DMB at the SPAC center in NY on the 14th of the month:
Good to see 'ol Red rockin' out still after all that's occured this past 9 months. Trey's latest solo album The Horseshoe Curve, a complete instrumental record liken to Seis de Mayo has proven to be one of his best solo releases second only to the 2001 self-titled release. Trey's original solo band (for the most part) returned for this compilation of winding jazz and rock compositions based mostly on a relaxed, congruent feel that seems to stem from the first track, "Sidewalks of San Francisco."
Hope to hear from Trey sooner this next time around and hopefully he's still doing good and has kicked the habit. Much love, Trey.
For tonight I've got Lily and this vid of Trey with Dave to keep me satisfied.
