Music & Movies

Is it just the Muzak or is it the smell of riblets?

Interesting. I find Mozart best for programming and Beethoven best for essays. What do essays and calculus have in common, I wonder?

Essays have something in common with calc proofs; both require creativity and the ability to clearly express thoughts. Furthermore, the similarities between programming and algebra are obvious. This is interesting...

right. programming and algebra both require 'debugging' (programming infinitely more :-P )

also, trance is great for just general speed-reading.
@ meltzner
Yeah he is not in odyssey; i have the last album if you want to borrow it

Butterfly!!!

You like (actually listen to!) Red Wire? Thanks! I'm touched!

Send me your address and I'll make sure you get the CD when it comes out.

I listen to Mercury in Retrograde all te time it's cool I haven't got the others yet though

A bunch of others are on his page now.

sw33t!

Mmm, I listened to Mercury in retrograde all those months ago when you were talking about it before. I can;t remember what it sounds like, so I'll have to go back and listen. What's the address again?

It's on allhands.com under 'samples' or something like that. There are other songs too, and they all sound different.

http://redwire.allhands.com

My favorite movies are: Freejack, Fortress (sci-fi movie about a future jail), Shrek (Definitely not just a kids movie!), and others...
My favorite type of music is usually local Arlington, VA/DC bands, but when I'm not doing that I often listen to Romanian rock (isn't that strange?)
Someone mentioned Jethro Tull's song "Budapest". Is that not really 20 years old, or am -I- getting old? (I suppose it could be now, as it came out in the 80's, which by the way, is yesterday to me)