Grab bag: Post-B9
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“Here’s what Beethoven’s Ninth felt like on Friday, with Lorin Maazel conducting the Boston Symphony Orchestra. Imagine that you gave someone a fancy sports car, and they drove it around for a while without realizing that it had more than one gear, and then made up for it by repeatedly climbing up and down all six gears—reverse and neutral included—for twenty minutes.” Guerreri is in full force in this review. For the record, though, that opening verse was only a mezzoforte.
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Maria Cirino, Veracode investor, is profiled.
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FREE LIVE PIXIES EP. Y’all.
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Nice Christmas Lego plans.
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Sounds a little more staged than the 2004 reunion tour, not that that’s a bad thing. But. Mission of Burma won’t be opening for them this time out.
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Opening with the b-sides sounds like a good reason to go to my first show since Neko Case’s “Fox” tour.
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I may have to check out this application. Tired of forgetting to edit my photos until much later.
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Nice alternative for working with pork chops.
Wish I’d heard the Beethoven. Being inside it must have been fascinating.