Track: Tingkap Kaca (Layar Tachap Live recording)
Artist: Ana Raffali
Video: youtube.com/watch?v=QLw2nLHUjnE
Hey! I was stumbled upon on AisyahRozi blog yesterday. And hey! I found this cute & lovely vice girl called Ana Raffali. Hey, listen to song above. OMG! I really love her voice really really much. Kinda agree to Aisyah, I want to listen to her […]
I always find it refreshing to read what the wingnuts are thinking. I haven’t visited RedState.com in some time and I was shocked to see how beaten down they feel. I guess denial does have its limits. Some of them, however, seem to have left reality altogether.
The Democrats never think this way, and they never […]
Dear Central Market,
You have a sign in your store that is MISSING A PICTURE. Seriously, what’s with that? You claim to sell “Jazz” apples, and yet you give us no visual data to support this claim. Do you think we still live in the 1800’s, those heady years in which people believed […]
Rich Derosa
This weeks gig was another grand success. Maybe its just a slow time of year but no one seems to be subbing out and the few subs we have are just tremendous. I think everyone is getting excited for our upcoming gig on Friday November 16th at Cecil’s.
The weekend is a whole other ball […]
More Comic-Con goodness comin’ at ya! As Samuel L. Jackson says in Jurassic Park, “Hold on to your butts!”
SATURDAY
Sometimes I can be very naive. It’s a cute quality. I like it. But sometimes it works against me.
For example, I actually believed I had a chance to get into the Heroes panel.
That maybe enough people were […]
For the last five years, people have been asking me for a copy of The Fall, the piece which I wrote for the end-credits of The Wire. I’ve kept that track out of circulation so that it could be part of a Wire soundtrack record, and that is finally happening on January 8th.
The other […]
I found this photo at the Library of Congress website.
Duke Ellington is seen here reflected in his dressing room mirror in a picture taken by William Gottlieb for an article in the September 23, 1946 issue of Down Beat magazine. The caption read, “…Duke Ellington with his mirror reflecting his always present piano, his […]