But while Annie was here, we did go to Slob Out (OK: Small Person actually read the name of the shop on the sign from across the street and said "it's really called Slow Boat Records"). So we spent some time browsing, including the new Chris Knox & the Nothing CD, and Rachel Unthank and the Winterset (yep: Nick Bollinger on The Sampler chooses my CDs for me)
And then, dropping Annie off at the airport, I ended up at the DVD shop there, and came away with Liam Finn's I'll be Lightning, Trillion's Audio Agriculture, and LCD Soundsystem's The Sound of Silver.
And so this evening, after at least going through my office to find the words & chords to a couple of things, went for dinner with another friend, had work admin to do, and then too far gone to spend hours recording.
2 comments:
That CD store in the airport is a dangerous place - I've been lured in there many a time and it's all too tempting!
I hope you find some time for music over the weekend or early next week. But creativity demands a certain amount of excess energy... all the best!
Yes indeed to both comments!
and, well, I'm actually practising a couple of things now (we're up at my parents batch for ANZAC weekend) and I hope to be back recording on tuesday
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