Dead German Composers and World Travel

Take the Dead German Composer Test!

Between the doodles in the margins and the train fascination, I'd say it fits pretty well. Except for the dead and the German part, but who's perfect?

This, on the other hand, is fairly depressing:



create your own visited country map
or write about it on the open travel guide

Oh well, have to start somewhere.

Playlist 2-4-04

Dave Carter & Tracy Grammer : Happytown
Eddie from Ohio : Old Dominion
Kathleen Edwards : One More Song the Radio Won’t Like
Stan Rogers : Northwest Passage
Alison Krauss and Union Station : Boy Who Wouldn’t Hoe Corn
Voices on the Verge : Louise
Jack Johnson : Inaudible Melodies
Bob Dylan : The Times they Are a Changing
Chris Thile : The Road to Wrigley
Richard Thompson : Love is Bad for Business
The Paperboys : I’ve Just Seen a Face
Rhonda Vincent : Kentucky Borderline
Mark Knopfler : Marbletown
Pete Seeger : If I Had a Hammer
The Jayhawks : The Eyes of Sarahjane
Priscilla Herdman : Island Clay
Sam Bush : Harbor Docks
Bela Fleck : Polka on the Banjo
Actual Tigers : Shades of Brown
Lucinda Williams : Lake Charles
Johnny Cash : I Walk the Line
Steve Earle : Transcendental Blues
Kate & Anna McGarrigle :Swimming Song
Gillian Welch : Wayside/Back in Time
Lyle Lovett : Don’t Touch My Hat
Richie Havens : Handsome Johnny
Tim Easton : Hanging Tree

Sorry, I meant to post my timeslot for the semester, but never did. 2-4, Wednesday afternoons.