Dream of a Dream

I had this dream last night that I found a truck for free on a corner of some street. Inside was a baby wolf, or a dog. I think it may have been a coyote. Either way, I drove off with the truck and dog/coyote. The breaks in the truck were much better than the breaks in my car. Long story short, somehow I lost the dog. I also woke up.

I went back to sleep and forgot everything about the next dream I had except that I found a picture of the truck and the dog/coyote. 

I'm awake now and I want that dog/coyote. 

Maybe I'll go visit the humane society today...

This is what it sounded like when I found the dog/coyote.

The Octopus Project - What They Found

Tokyo

I like listening to shuffle on my itunes. 

Every time this song comes on it reminds me of Thanksgiving day 2006. 

I woke up and found out my dad had been arrested the night before for driving without insurance. 

I guess the tone of the song coupled with the mentioning of Thanksgiving describes how I felt when I heard the news. 

Anyway, the song just came on shuffle.

You should listen to it

Cap'n Jazz - Tokyo

Kodak Moment

Here is a pretty picture...

We had a show at our house last weekend and we were left with all these cans and bottles among other things. I got this brilliant idea in my head that I could turn in the cans for lots and lots of money. So i spent most of Saturday and Sunday cleaning out all these goddamn cans.

Black Dice was in my cd player as I pulled up to this shady ass, smelly ass scrap metal machine shop. The krautrock chaos complimented the randomly rusted twists and turns of the metal filling up this "gingerbread house" of sorts. A few of my cans were rejected because steel is not accepted. 

5 pounds of metal = $2.80

It was worth it just to have Black Dice playing while driving through. 

On my way back some old guy in a blue Camero yelled at me at a stop sign for some reason. I guess you could say it was more of a growl or a grunt. He said something so I lowered the volume of cd player. We just looked at eachother awkwardly with the windows rolled down and he said "errghhhhhhhahhh" and sped off. 

Then i saw a pregnant woman smoking with some more smoking women. 

Trying to Capture Fire

So I'm new to this whole internet thing. I'm like 76, and I'm afraid of the future. But all these Twix commercials keep telling me about these blog things.

Here is a copy of my album I recorded with Ears and Eyes in 1953.

 

Ears and Eyes - Trying to Capture Fire

Dan Monaghan - Drums

Andrew Erickson - Guitar

Recorded by Tim Walker at the 7th Street Space in Dekalb, on a day in June 2008.

1. Those Shadows are Monsters

2. Peeking Up the Stairs

3. Life Grows Death

4. A Song for Anyone

5. Hot Air Balloon

7. Bittersweet Acquaintance

8. Shiner