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vr_trakowskiYeah, been a while. Personal stuff (nobody died) I am not at liberty to discuss in a public forum, etc. New glasses I'm not sure I like. Tax refund. Lots of books. Finding out I don't care for the Blade Runner soundtrack, such as it is. Having to temporarily move two offices' worth of paperwork--my ex-boss has a Francis Crick book autographed to him*, and it looks like he left it in a puddle at some point. *sigh*
The quirkiest thing that has happened lately is that I purchased (among other things, thanks for the birthday presentscincoflex!) two CDs. One is a re-press from a vinyl album, Cleo Laine's and James Galway's Sometimes When We Touch. This is an album I grew up with. It includes the fantastic Anyone Can Whistle, which is something of a personal joke for me. It also includes How, Where, When?, which is an interpretation of Pachelbel's Canon & Gigue in D (yes, that one).
The other is Pachelbel's Greatest Hit, which I got in part because the Mutts illustrations amused me. It's a collection of different versions of that canon. Guess what one of them is...
It's almost as good a conjunction as the time I was recording Blake's 7 episodes over old Doctor Who eps, missed the one where Colin Baker guest-starred and left a space for it, then realised/realized/ahscrewiti'mwritingtoomuchHPfic that the Doctor Who ep left in the space was the Colin Baker one that Paul Darrow guest-starred in.
Also, high blood pressure makes my dreams much more vivid and long, but makes it hard to sleep deeply.
This concludes the random update for the evening.
*Not that Crick wasn't involved in dodgy research, but it's still a bit lust-inducing, at least for a science bibliophile.
The quirkiest thing that has happened lately is that I purchased (among other things, thanks for the birthday presents
cincoflex!) two CDs. One is a re-press from a vinyl album, Cleo Laine's and James Galway's Sometimes When We Touch. This is an album I grew up with. It includes the fantastic Anyone Can Whistle, which is something of a personal joke for me. It also includes How, Where, When?, which is an interpretation of Pachelbel's Canon & Gigue in D (yes, that one). The other is Pachelbel's Greatest Hit, which I got in part because the Mutts illustrations amused me. It's a collection of different versions of that canon. Guess what one of them is...
It's almost as good a conjunction as the time I was recording Blake's 7 episodes over old Doctor Who eps, missed the one where Colin Baker guest-starred and left a space for it, then realised/realized/ahscrewiti'mwritingtoomuchHPfic that the Doctor Who ep left in the space was the Colin Baker one that Paul Darrow guest-starred in.
Also, high blood pressure makes my dreams much more vivid and long, but makes it hard to sleep deeply.
This concludes the random update for the evening.
*Not that Crick wasn't involved in dodgy research, but it's still a bit lust-inducing, at least for a science bibliophile.
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Date: 2012-03-26 12:33 am (UTC)no subject
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Date: 2012-03-26 02:57 am (UTC)I'll give you a hint - it/they involve one of your favourite musicians, but not one we have in common. ;)
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Date: 2012-03-26 03:59 am (UTC)Hee, I have NO idea, but that's okay! It's kind of you to think of me.
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Date: 2012-03-26 01:09 am (UTC)I love that some smart people are re-releasing vinyl classics on other media. Saves me a lot of workarounds...
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Date: 2012-03-26 01:52 am (UTC)I keep waiting for Chuck Mangione on CD.
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