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Apr. 13th, 2005 07:13 pmToday I bought hair dye and a Green Day CD. Did you know it's hard to find permanent hair dye in black that isn't a blue-black? I'm positive that blue-black would look quite hideous on me, so I was hunting for something that looked like it could conceivably grow out of my own head. Feria's looked good, but that was the one I tried last time, that turned my hair purple, and then settled into a lighter, redder shade. Grrr. I don't remember what brand I actually bought, but it was called "soft black" or some BS like that.
And then I bought Green Day's American Idiot, an action which surprises even myself. Especially once I realized it was currently Fred Meyer's best-selling CD. It was a toss-up between that and Christopher O'Riley's album of Radiohead albums arranged for solo piano. Literally a toss-up: I pulled out a penny and flipped it. I listened to some samples of the piano album. It's very cool but strange. Some of it sounds overdone, and some are unrecognizable (although to his credit I only got the first thirty seconds of any song). But it's really freaky to be hearing jazz-style piano and suddenly realize it's Karma Police. o_O It would be a fun one to play during a low-key party or dinner thing, and see how many people suddenly get this look like, "Don't I know this song?" *giggle*
But, yeah: Green Day. I haven't truly liked Green Day since Dookie, which was all the rage and then some my freshman year. I think most of my friends owned it. But, I like this one. It's grown on me--although one of the songs on it is so overplayed on the more pop stations. *shrug*
Comcast still being an asshole.
And then I bought Green Day's American Idiot, an action which surprises even myself. Especially once I realized it was currently Fred Meyer's best-selling CD. It was a toss-up between that and Christopher O'Riley's album of Radiohead albums arranged for solo piano. Literally a toss-up: I pulled out a penny and flipped it. I listened to some samples of the piano album. It's very cool but strange. Some of it sounds overdone, and some are unrecognizable (although to his credit I only got the first thirty seconds of any song). But it's really freaky to be hearing jazz-style piano and suddenly realize it's Karma Police. o_O It would be a fun one to play during a low-key party or dinner thing, and see how many people suddenly get this look like, "Don't I know this song?" *giggle*
But, yeah: Green Day. I haven't truly liked Green Day since Dookie, which was all the rage and then some my freshman year. I think most of my friends owned it. But, I like this one. It's grown on me--although one of the songs on it is so overplayed on the more pop stations. *shrug*
Comcast still being an asshole.