Final exam tomorrow...on the law of complex financial transactions...enough said...
Wednesday, December 15, 2010
Wednesday, December 8, 2010
Hump Day Hitslist: 30 years on, R.I.P. John Lennon
JOHN LENNON, R.I.P.
DECEMBER 8, 1980
1. "Watching the Wheels", posthumous release, Yoko Ono - Double Fantasy, 1981
2. "Working Class Hero", John Lennon/Plastic Ono Band, 1970
3. "Jealous Guy", Imagine, 1971
4. "Happy XMas (War is Over)", single release, 1971
5. "Imagine", Imagine, 1971
Labels:
Anniversary,
death,
Hitslist,
Hump Day,
John Lennon,
The Beatles
Wednesday, December 1, 2010
Hump Day Hitslist: Exams and Xmas
It's that time of year again. When the crunch of exams and paper deadlines turn my diet into a test case for Super Size Me 2: The Fattening, and I can feel my heart gulp helplessly for air through my ribcage as it drowns in a swamp of stress and despair. Fortunately, this is the last time I will be facing this masochistic ritual, and I can start rebuilding my relationship with the months of December and April in the coming years. I must apologize to our readers, however, that the volume of posts has recently slowed, and can only assure you that once I have finished slaving over my independent study that I paid other people thousands of dollars for the right to do, I will return my efforts full force to more important things like writing about the great misconception that The Clash "sold out" on Combat Rock.
1. Feist - "So Sorry"
2. Sam Cooke - "You Were Made For Me"
3. The Drifters - "White Christmas"
4. Fleet Foxes - "White Winter Hymnal"
5. Johnny Mercer & Margaret Whiting - "Baby, It's Cold Outside"
In the meantime, finger on the steam presents you with a playlist that has been getting me through first semester exam period for the past few years. It's full of warmth, holiday cheer, and snow globe wonderment--all of the things necessary for justifying your rum and egg nog habit while you plow through your work in the early onset of winter.
1. Feist - "So Sorry"
2. Sam Cooke - "You Were Made For Me"
3. The Drifters - "White Christmas"
4. Fleet Foxes - "White Winter Hymnal"
5. Johnny Mercer & Margaret Whiting - "Baby, It's Cold Outside"
Labels:
Christmas,
exams,
Feist,
Fleet Foxes,
Johnny Mercer,
Sam Cooke,
The Drifters
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