The folks at jibjab have come up with another animated musical short "Good to Be in DC." I'm not sure if it is as funny as "This Land," but it's fun, and runs far and wide with our candidates for President and VP, with a cameo from Bill and Hilary that did, in fact, make me laugh out loud. The transmission was a bit spotty too, unfortuantely.
In My CD Changer
Hank Williams: 20 of Hank Williams' Greatest Hits
Grace is partial to this one here.Todd Rundgren: Something/Anything?
Thanks, Greg, for the introduction.Erykah Badu: New Amerykah, Pt. 1: 4th World War
Only listened three times thus far. Hasn't grabbed me as much as Mama's Gun and WWU, but I'm guessing it will with time.
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Recommended Sites
- The Morning News - Archives: Gary Benchley
I don't remember how I came across this, but it's a very funny and poignant first-person account of Mr. Benchley's move to NYC and his attempts to build a music career, with forays into his life in general. Read one, and I think you'll find yourself reading them all. UPDATE: This serial was actually fiction, and has now been published in novel form. - Sons of Sam Horn
Don't go near this site if you're not a sports fan, but it's a very entertaining discussion board for all things Boston Red Sox-related. - Jesus' General
I am enjoying my occasional visits to this politically-oriented satire site. - Fundrace.org
Want to see how much political money your neighbors have donated, and to whom?
Jay-Z?! According to Nick, he's retiring.
Posted by: Maureen | October 18, 2004 at 07:39 PM