Updating lyrics takes forever and a effing day. I really need to switch over to a CGI driven template system that just sucks the lyrics out of their text files and spits them into their spiffy layouts. Anyone wanna do that for me?
by krisis
Archives for 2000
Tracks for the upcoming disc, [maybes are in brackets]:
Never Say Goodbye,
[Make Sense], [Typical],
Icy Cold,
Under My Skin, [Lament You], Punk, Lost, Crashing, Relief, Nothing To Say, [Make It Last], [Pickup Song], [Burn], [Almost] or [1Way], Goodbye.
Ok, so, this is a bit premature (and don’t British people say that word cooler!), but i have a tentative tracklist for the disc i’ll be recording in the spring. Nearly all of the tracks can be previewed via the trio archive, and the few that are missing might be found in AMkitchen’s audio archive. Despite previous statements to the contrary, no older songs will be featured (though “Crashing” and “Under My Skin” are making repeat appearances, as intended.). As soon as i make sure all the lyrics are up on AMkitchen, i’ll post links…
Dude, i just updated my resumé, and it turns out that i’m qualified to be a CEO or something. Maybe president. The amount of stuff i crammed into Freshman year is sick … totally sick. I’ll be making mad mad money when i head out to my Co-Op Job in just four more months … mo’ money, baby!
Did i mention that a random Fraternity trying to get a foothold at Drexel was referred to me as a potential startup member through Student Activities? I thought it was rather ironic, considering that half of the people on campus seem to think i’m gay, and the other half know i’m a feminist. At first i honestly thought it was one of those oft rumoured gay-frats and i was entirely prepared to be offended at the fact that S.A. assumed i was gay, but it turns out to be a very well connected national organization with an excellent reputation. Of course, that just makes me dislike them more. I agreed to meet with them for some information and possible dinner on Thursday night (i plan to be home for will & grace, don’t worry)(gee, why does everyone think i’m gay?), but i’m pretty much prepared to give them a thanx-but-no-thanx. Aside from my disdain towards traditional Greek organizations (my fraternity is co-ed, and technically not greek), i honestly don’t have the time or the interest to be a charter member of a new Fraternity. If i truly wanted to be in a Frat, i’d just join AXP, which is by far the most respected one here at Drexel. Of course, if i lived in a frat-house it’d be a lot harder to sneak all the freshmen boys up to my bedroom :p