Dance! Sing! Repeat!

When drum machines got too popular, Radiohead took it up a notch by recruiting a marching band. FTW.

I guess this seems as appropriate of any time to recommend this record considering just as of tonight we celebrate the reunion of the boys of 'Blink-182'. This particular record falls into my category of records I wasn't impressed by at first, but came to love over time. My grandma always said, 'Different isn't always bad.', a particularly true statement when examining song structure, instrumentation, and lyricism. Recommended tracks in bold.

1. "Feeling This"
2. "Obvious"
3. "I Miss You"
4. "Violence"
5. "Stockholm Syndrome"
6. "Down"
7. "The Fallen Interlude"
8. "Go"
9. "Asthenia"
10."Always"
11. "Easy Target"
12. "All of This"
13. "Here's Your Letter"
14. "I'm Lost Without You"

Green Day to release new album in May 2009 entitled '21st Century Breakdown'.

This is my roommate, David Assman (Yes, that's his real last name.) He just launched his new clothing company, does.it.melt. Definitely worth checking out. Possible big news coming soon about it too. If you're interested, check it out here or just get a hold of me at dancesingrepeat@gmail.com.

Although I admit a movie with a red-headed, freckle covered, devil child protagonist looked to be more than appealing to me, Problem Child delivered what I should have expected from a movie delivered by 1991. I chuckled a lot at all of the antics, but actual laughing was barely achieved. Highlights include John Ritter, Gilbert Gottfried, and Michael Richards.

**1/2