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I thought when I moved to Austin in an apartment complex that was supposed to have a lot of students, my biggest noise problem would be a lot of rap and hip-hop (whatever the hell it is) being played loud. My first problem was my upstairs neighbor (who has tons of "Jesus" bumperstickers on her Saturn) playing her electric piano at full volume at 4am - after I complained to the manager, she moved her recital time to 10am Saturday mornings. Last night, one of my psycho neighbors was playing the new "Cher" cassette at full volume on a lousy jam box at 1am!

Cher for christfuckingsakes. If your going to get the cops called to your house or evicted, would you want it to be for playing Cher at full volume? The Cassette was pretty good tho - I just might buy it...


We got the poster for the new Martin Scorsese film in at Tinseltown. It's called "Bringing Out the Dead." Stars include Nick Cage and Patricia Arequette. Written by Paul Schrader. Poster is just red pix of Cage's face.


If you haven't seen "The 6th Sense" yet, kick yourself in the ass!


I had quiche today for the first time ever. It was at a little place in "the Village." It was old and re-heated; The center was ice cold. I think I might like quiche if it was fresh and hot. After lunch I went to the Village Arts Cinema and saw "Book 1" of "2000 Seen By" which included 2 short films, one by Hal Hartley. The second was a French film. I liked it quite a bit.

Then I went to Cheapos and bought $50 worth of used CD's. Got Neil Young's "Decade" for $19. Also Roxy Music's "Avalon" (out of print), Eno's "Discreet Music" and then new CD by Ben Lee. Not sure who he is. Looks like a young Dylan. I saw him on Craig Kilborne. He plays guitar to a drum machine and sings. Unfortunately, his album is "overproduced" with much too much insturmentation. Bet he kicks ass live tho... Also got the CDSingle of Sophie B. Hawkins, "Damn I Wish I Was Your Lover," which used to be Me and Mike song, kinda...

Things I wanted but didn't get: A Victoria Williams CD, The new Manic Street Preachers, that "Standing Ouside a Phone Booth" song on the CD by Primative Radio Gods.


Ween is playing Stubbs Bar-B-Q this week but it sold out :( ("Ween is eating Jell-O in my bedroom") Quote from "SquirtTV," 1996


I wish I could meet a guy who was thin and young and frail - but in every other way exactly like me... then I could fall in love.


"The Sixth Sense" makes "The Blair Witch Project" look like PUSSY DAY at Kindergarten school.


Hitchcock Film Fest at Paramount Theater

 

8/20 & 21 - Psycho

8/23 & 24 - Sabotuer/Shadow of a Doubt

8/25 & 26 - Marnie/The Birds

8/28 & 29 - Vertigo/The Man Who Knew Too Much

8/30 - The Trouble with Harry/Rope

8/31 & 9/1 - Topaz/Torn Curtain

9/2 & 3 - Frenzy/Family Plot

Admission is generally $5.50 and that is for both films on Double Features. I assume this includes the Hitch Fest.

BTW on 9/4 they're showing "Gone With The Wind."


Well... guessMusic coming to Austin (plan a road trip!)

8/19 - The Melvins - Emos

8/19 - Edwin McCain - Stubbs

8/20 - Moby - Lazona Rosa

8/24 - Julian Lennon - Stubbs

8/28 - The Scabbs - Stubbs

9/10 - Merle Haggard - Stubbs

9/11 - Jerry Jeff Walker - Stubbs

9/15 - Bob Dylan and Paul Simon - Frank Erwin Center

9/16 - Little Feat and Dr. John - Lazona Rosa

9/23 - They Might Be Giants - Lazona Rosa


I heard "Head Like A Hole" by NIN on the radio today and wondered what all the fuss was about. I never did like that song, but now after the passage of time, it sounds like a cheap rip-off of New Order. Except the chorus began this horrible, overused fad of distorted vocals... a purely, male, egotistical, testosterone pumped fad which substitutes for sexual prowess and getting laid... what else would you expect in the "safe sex" 90's... Anyway - I kinda liked "HLAH" but I still wonder why kids connected with that song so much... It's no Sex Pistols. It's barely Bauhaus.


I've seen 14 movies since I got to Austin exactly 1 month ago.


Last night I went to Oil Can Harry's, the only gay bar I've ever been to in Austin. I got there at about 9:45 and it was dead. It reminded me a lot of Evo's in Galveston. Cause it was slow at first and everyone there knew each other and were saying hi and and bullshitting and stuff and then as the night progressed, it got busier and busier. They also play crappy 90's dance music. So I got drunk and danced my ass off and by the time I left at 1:30, I was drunk and sweaty and tired. (90's version of sex). when I left, the place was packed. When I got home, I turned on Austin Music Channel and there was a show called "Raw Time" on and they played videos and then took calls. They didn't censor anything. It reminded me of the old talk shows on KPFT when I was younger where they didn't have 7 second delay, so they'd open the phones in the middle of the night and you'd call up and say something obscene and hang up or get hung up on. "Raw Time" had a male and female host, so I called up and told the guy I thought his hair was cute. I taped it on the VCR. It was fun... for me anyway. They played a new video of Fear Factory and a very old Gary Numan doing a new version of "Cars."

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