Holy crap, it's October. Where have I been? Well, let's see...in no particular order
- some awesome people got married in some beautiful settings
- about 1000 feet of new trail were built in the Marin Headlands
- nearly 400 feet of existing trail have been "rehabilitated" in the same spot (with more to come)
- many, many (bad) plants were poisoned and/or yanked/sawed/cut from the ground
- singing mic-ed was tested (and happily not recorded)
- some folks learned that there's more to environmentalism than recycling (and that the only time to go to Muir Woods is before 9 a.m.)
- it was determined that a furry cat and a furry dog is one too many furry animals in the house
- sleep deprivation was experimented with and rejected as a concept (though not as a lifestyle)
One of these days I'll have an original thought to share, but until then I leave you with this question: Exactly when did the Red Hot Chili Peppers start sucking and is the radio simply playing them out of nostalgia or am I missing some genius in their inane repetitiveness?
Hardly Strictly Bluegrass is this weekend. New York may still be better, but SF has many, many more awesome, free, public, drunken festivals. AND fun people are in town. Twang on.
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1 comment:
I think the red hot chili peppers suffer from the fact that they are utterly static and very successful. At some basic level, they invented rap-metal along with fishbone (kindof) in about 1988. This music blew everybody's fucking mind, and with good reason. the chili's continued to play the same songs about California for the next 18 years and other people started playing similar music because the chilis ruled. therefore, we got tired of hearing about california and were saturated with similar beat heavy anglo rap/crooning. QED the chilis now suck.
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