RESEARCH PAPER FINISHED!
Now I just need to clean up the citations, and I can kiss this course good-bye.
I figure-skate for Jesus
We now extract album art from uploaded music!
Developers can even add this art to Tumblr themes with:
{block:AlbumArt} <img src="{AlbumArtURL}" /> {/block:AlbumArt}And access Artist, Album, and Track information like this:
{block:Artist} Artist: {Artist} {/block:Artist} {block:Album} Album: {Album} {/block:Album} {block:TrackName} Track: {TrackName} {/block:TrackName}
Super easy to implement; AWESOME!
Supertramp's School off of the album: Paris
[Flash 9 is required to listen to audio.]I can’t wait until December when all I have to do is study a little Greek and Roman history…
John Mayer Threatens to Sodomize Us
John Mayer: ...the next record will have that concept.
Christianna Ablahad: What concept?
John Mayer: More political things, worldly things.
Christianna Ablahad: Such as?
John Mayer: Nothing rhymed with public option.
Christianna Ablahad: You don't always have to rhyme, though.
John Mayer: I'm going to forcefully sodomize your editor.
I think that Engadget just turned into Wired…
I’m not worried about how small my penis is — I’m worried about how dark it is. I have a Dominican penis. My penis hit six home runs last year; my penis wears shoes without socks.”
— John Mayer
Battle Studies
I like John Mayer’s music. When Continuum came out, I kept it on repeat for weeks. That album was different for him, I thought it was a change in a better direction. Not so much more sensitive relationship music. It even had a cover of a Jimi Hendrix song. All good.
Now I’m listening to Battle Studies. Why did he have to ruin a such nice song with a reference to “getting stoned?” I realize it might be metaphorical and not having to do with weed, but the fact that it’s one of the first lines, and the first single off of the record, I feel like he’s pandering.
And everyone’s going to interpret it as being actually stoned and think “oh man that’s so cool.” I find it’s kind of a cop out from coming up with a better lyric and lame. And he didn’t have to repeat it twice, I would have let it pass if it was just once.
I feel like the song would be much stronger without the “stoned” lyric. It cheapens the song.
Maybe it’s just me.
He’s not pandering; he smokes weed, and he’s very open about that fact. Why would you think someone who’s fallen in so closely with the Clapton crowd doesn’t smoke up?
(via schbank)
