Music

Winterjam 2013, or 'Wow, that Bass is loud.'

“Are these your kids?!” the 50-ish man leaned over and asked me.  Despite the din of 100+ decibel music, he seemed calm and his voice was clear.  We were second row back on the center stage, and Jamie Grace just got done strumming her guitar in a duet with Toby Mac.  My son Joey was star struck, and Caleb looked like he’d just wet his pants when TobyMac strolled casually in on his part of the song, Hold Me.

Something completely different--Music

Been a pretty stressful time lately–co-teaching a class at church, layoffs at work, and kids bored OUT OF THEIR MINDS because of the Snowpocalypse.

My iPod’s been my one refuge. Listening to it today, I’ve learned something about my (new) self–I hate lots of music.

Basically, I hate atonic noise, overwrought compositions, and LOUD stuff. That’s ALOT of what people listen to–and alot of what’s on my ipod.

About the only thing that gives me peace these days is Miles Davis’s Kind of Blue

On "Norah Jones"

Every time I hear Norah Jones, I’m hear Joey snoring softly in the back on my MINI, dusk falling around us as we drive back from Somernites Cruise on US 127 from Danville.

The sun’s gone down on a perfect day, and Whitney’s looking at me every so often with so much love in her eyes, I just want to cry. She doesn’t know I see her looking. And that’s okay.

LOVING the new iPod

:-) NANO!!!!

Every time I hear Paradise City, I’m apexing a curve in my old SE-R, Goodyears howling, somewhere just south of 6800 rpm in 2nd gear.

The moonroof’s back, it’s 85 degrees outside as the sun sets in the West, and I’m headed to Louisville to see Whitney. Speed limit be damned, that car loved to MOOVE.

Props to EYESUPONUS

From my pal Chris Cool (yes, that is his real name…). His band EYESUPONUS is playing Icthus this weekend

Thanks to all your support and all your votes, we will be playing the
Ichthus Festival in Wilmore, KY this weekend!

The festival is Thursday 14th - Saturday 16th. There are three stages: the
main stage, the Deep End stage, and the Edge stage.

We are scheduled to play Saturday at 3:40 pm on The Edge stage. If you are
at the festival, please come and hang out with us for our 25-minute set. We
wouldn’t be here if it weren’t for you all, and EYESUPONUS truly appreciates
the love and support we have gotten throughout this entire process. I hope
to see as many of you there as possible.