That Must Die

Swear. Currently I’m busy working on http://zenmusic.wordpress.com

Also, I am sidetracked with other things in “life,” but I plan on writing more as I get the time!

It was a rad show. Here are some pictures.

And here:

And a couple short vidyos. The sound quality really sucks, but k.

Swervedriver clip 1

Swervedriver clip 2

It was a really, really cool show. Man, it was awesome.

The bassist had on a Dig! shirt, Waiting Room played before the bands began, a Pixies CD played before Swervedriver came on, Dinosaur Jr. t-shirts, people talking about Slowdive.

…Man, it makes me realize how much I hate Elbert.

YARGLE.

Oh yeah, I saw him do this live:

So gross, yet so hilarious. Sgt. Gutpile for you. What a nutjob. But if any of you ever get the chance to see him live, do it. It’s so funny.

Anyone care to join me for a Mandingo party?

is pretty cool!

Tying into the last entry, the Bad Astronomer, who is normally pretty cool, linked to this guy’s blog tonight. The entry is a little sketchy and points, but I was unaware that these aliens lacked original sin! I haven’t read the actual report from this Catholic astronomer bro, but if the aliens are supposed to lack original sin, that’s some pretty funny stuff. Original sin is transfered from generation to generation through sperm, obviously, so why would we even presume that these aliens would have anywhere similar reproductive methods to our own? This may actual be the first thing the Catholic Church has ever said that makes the vaguest bit of sense.

This made me laugh.

“According to BBC, the director of the Vatican Observatory stated in an article titled ‘Aliens Are My Brother’ that intelligent beings created by God could exist in outer space. ‘The search for forms of extraterrestrial life does not contradict belief in God. — Just as there are multiple forms of life on earth, so there could exist intelligent beings in outer space created by God.’ Mind that this is not the same director who said that evolution is more than a mere theory — that was Father Coyne. I myself agree. There might be intelligent beings created by God in outer space even if there are none here on earth.”

Hat tip to Slashdot for this one.