Slowly dying

Yeah, I think this blog is slowly dying. I don't know why, but I just don't really have much I want to say anymore. I'm tired of blogger, my computer isn't working very well, and the job just sucks all life out of me. You should all be looking forward to the day I quit that job. I've been consciously making an effort to not talk about the company, but man, once I quit, watch out motha-fuckahs... I'm getting excited just thinking about it!

In other news, I watched The Machinist last weekend. I'm not really going to say it was an amazing movie, because I'm not completely sure what happened, but I will say that it is a movie that everybody should rush out to see this weekend if they haven't seen it already. Christian Bale pulls off another amazing performance. I also watched Junebug. Now, that's wasn't as good as The Machinist, but I did enjoy it. It was obviously an indie film, and it definitely had it's weak spots, but for all you who have ever lived in a small(er) town or love the feel of those quaint little spots, it's definitely a movie you would get a chuckle out of.

I recently got Black and White II, so stay tuned for a full review. I'm really looking forward to playing that game.

Empty Air Waves

Recently I have noticed that there has been something missing from the airwaves, and that's good ol' rock and roll. Lately everything seems to be either hip hop, rap, or a some form (some more watered down than others) of punk rock/pop. I have been absolutely feigning for some quality rock and roll. I'm not looking for any kind of double-kick on the base drum or screaming metal lyrics, but man, some good rock would be awesome. Maybe a little grundge inspired rock... (think mid 90's stuff. Remember 93.7 The Edge?) Yeah, that's what I'm talking about. That's what I want. Even some alt-rock would be ok. Just something different for a change.

I really miss Minnesota radio. Hate on MN all you want while you live there, but if you ever move away you will really learn how cool some of the things you take for granted are. Personally, I really miss 89.3 The Current. While they definitely played some stuff I could have gone without listening too, I have to give them credit for playing the music library they do. I miss being able to listen all day to a radio station and only hearing a couple songs I've heard before.

Well, that's all. Just wanted to say that top 40 radio sucks. I need to start downloading albums again... Please excuse possible grammatical errors. I don't have word installed right now.