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| warning, children, turkish, ed o'ross, middle aged persons, pop, women, mob, art chudabala, dreams, route dampening, mike, octavio gómez, pruitt taylor vince, foodreviews, dorian harewood, blink 182, donna powers, disco, theexorcist, fullmetal jacket, moviedatabase, king arthur, | And then he would have said something like: do you javascript see the irony - I mean do you really? He's kind of a weird guy. Posted by Dr. Frank at 01:15 AM javascript | Comments (14) | TrackBack (0) March 07, 2006 Rich, Interview-y Goodness There's an javascript interview with yours truly in the librarian/pop culture blog Pop Goes the Library. (The Q's are from this swell gal named Sophie; the A's are from me - that's what I meant by "yours truly" in case it wasn't clear.) Posted by Dr. Frank at 12:13 AM | Comments (5) | TrackBack (0) March 06, 2006 Revolution Rock Wow, they're really pulling out all the stops on the promo campaign for Lane Smith's John, Paul, George & Ben: I'm pretty sure most picture books don't get a billboard at Times Square. There's apparently one in LA, too. Anyway, remember the story of how I recorded a couple of tunes for this book? And how one of them was my own song, and one of them was me strumming the guitar and singing a warped version of "Yankee Doodle Dandy?" |
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| I mean, I've paid my dues, you know? The narrator of King Dork, Tom Henderson, tries to read what is in some respects the foundational "novel" of that scattershot, hip style, Kenneth Patchen's The Journal of Albion Moonlight. He gives up after a few pages, blink 182 saying, "it's like this thing was written by a blink 182 crazy person." And that's the difference between Tom and me, because when I was a teenager I slogged through books blink 182 like that and went around claiming that I thought they were great and deep. And I even maybe convinced myself that I did think that. Seriously, though, the way I look at things now, you're much better off reading Treasure Island or something. More bang for your brain cells. Anyway, Larry quotes this bit from the Darby Crash guy: Why am I a punk? Because I wasn't anything before, except different. And now it's like I'm different, but with a vengeance. Tom would never call himself a punk, but he could easily have said something like that, except I think that he would have said "I'm indifferent with a vengeance." |
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