Endless Pajama Lark (![[info]](http://l-stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} scratchtasia) wrote,@ 2009-07-07 08:31:00 |
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Beating like a drum
Monday's rotation: The Rough Guide to World Party (world music compilation), Chris Isaak, Josh Ritter, Robyn Hitchcock, Burn Your Fingers on the Sun (Australian rock compilation), Eskimo Joe.
Now to see what Tuesday brings . . .
And then there's this:
Rush Limbaugh Is Still a Big Fat Idiot (Joe Conason, Salon): "Perhaps Al Franken should be grateful to the wingers who have defamed him so relentlessly. It will certainly be easy for the real Franken to vault the low bar set by their dire predictions for his political future."
King of Hype (Blurt): "It's been a long time since Michael Jackson penned a hit song, but he did write one last nationwide sensation: the script the mainstream media has followed since his death. Jackson, we're told, was the 'king of pop,' who had 'the biggest selling album of all time,' and 'broke MTV's color line.' Every one of these dubious factoids was devised by Jackson or his agents."
Monday's rotation: The Rough Guide to World Party (world music compilation), Chris Isaak, Josh Ritter, Robyn Hitchcock, Burn Your Fingers on the Sun (Australian rock compilation), Eskimo Joe.
Now to see what Tuesday brings . . .
And then there's this:
Rush Limbaugh Is Still a Big Fat Idiot (Joe Conason, Salon): "Perhaps Al Franken should be grateful to the wingers who have defamed him so relentlessly. It will certainly be easy for the real Franken to vault the low bar set by their dire predictions for his political future."
King of Hype (Blurt): "It's been a long time since Michael Jackson penned a hit song, but he did write one last nationwide sensation: the script the mainstream media has followed since his death. Jackson, we're told, was the 'king of pop,' who had 'the biggest selling album of all time,' and 'broke MTV's color line.' Every one of these dubious factoids was devised by Jackson or his agents."
