Computers used to be so much easier. We just got a new computer, and for some reason half of the songs we had in iTunes didn't transfer over. So now, especially for some of the compilations I've gotten, I have to go back and search for each individual song and put it back in its proper directory. I hate bringing up a playlist only to have the music stop, and see that little exclamation point sitting there mocking me. I think my random ten choices are starting to mirror my increasingly fragmented and disjointed state:
Jack the Ripper—Link Wray
Green Door—The Cramps
Japanese Sandman—Martin Denny
She Blinded Me With Science—Thomas Dolby
Fed-a-Ray—Lord Beginner
Goin' To Chicago Blues—Peggy Lee
Blue Yodel No. 4—Bill Monroe
That's Showbiz—Rev. Horton Heat
Nightclubbing—Iggy Pop
I'm Not Talkin—The Yardbirds
7 comments:
Lucky for us Bubs, even at half mast, you're not half assed. That's Showbiz baby!
I had the same problem recently when I got a new pc. It was quite a chore.
love the technology if you upgrade one thing you end up having to get the other stuff changed or upgraded
I was talking to your eldest while she was trying to recover your music. Wow that sounded like a PITA. (pain in the a**)
PITA with FALLOFFALL.
Kate, I've tried to convince her to take on the entire task by herself but she's not buying. I took a feeble stab at it last night and then went to bed.
Katy, it does seem that more and more of our time is spent on maintenance and "upgrading." It wasn't like this when I bought my first desktop PC in 1995.
Dale, you're the best. Have you considered a career as a motivational speaker?
I've been checking out your site for a while. I'm adding you to my links partly because you have both Link Wray AND the Reverend on your list. Good stuff!
Thanks Chris! Right back atcha!
Thus markes the only time in history the Rev and Peggy Lee ever got together.
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