I am sorta here just sitting here basically. I kinda sorta have to. Thought my bandwidth problem was bad last time? I'm into a week of my billing cycle and have 2 more GB of transfer for the next three weeks. You're right, this can't be good and it's not going to be good. I usually make sure people know that my bandwidth is limited and the significant other refuses to up it because he's waiting for the contract to expire in October. So I guess I'm going to have to be like one of those people who sit in the school libraries all day surfing the web. So bad friend. Bad. I know this friend won't ever see this though but I'll still talk to him. :)
The other day I started a blog about how I like Paula Abdul and Madonna is starting to remind me of Peaches. But I'm not going to do that. Not today. (I liked Paula's stuff after they said she started to suck... like "Vibeology" and "Crazy Cool".)
I feel compelled to write about someone else and that is Casey Stratton. If you listen to anything new this month, make sure you give him a good listen. He just released "Orbit" under his independent label. (And I love independent artists!) I said in one of my weblogs a long time ago that a lot of his stuff "knocks me down a few levels" from being overly happy (in my case too happy) to where I'm mellow.
He's definitely getting a lot of plays from my new iPod (and my old one too for that matter). I listened to "Wisdom" probably about 20 times now. It reminds me of one of those songs that you'd hear in one of those "witch" movies they used to make. It has somewhat of a Pagan feel to it which makes it soothing in itself. I'm thinking it would be awesome sounding like it was made in a dripping cave or on one of those small islands with the jungle with who knows what on it and a huge cave. Yeah.
I'm also loving "Stolen Thunder", "You Wanted Out", "Orbit", "Willing to Try" (which hits me so hard in that special place I hide my feelings), "Between You and Me", "Letters to God" and "On and On". Those are just a few that I am listening to at the moment. Like right this second, I'm listening to "Wisdom". It's not often that songs touch me so deeply (and I'll admit that "Willing to Try" made me cry a bit. "That Winter" still has that beat.)
Grab the CD in physical or digital form and I know you'll be happy you did!
And no, this isn't one of those "sponsored" posts. :) I just like his music.











