Friday, November 25, 2005
Transatlanticism
My internet connection's been out since Tuesday morning. Blast.
On Monday, however, I got good use out of it; when I spent the bulk of the day making an album with fellow cartoonist/musician/quiet genius James Roberts, who lives in the UK. Quite a bizarre project, really. I'm not sure if any trans-Atlantic albums-a-day have ever been made - not that I'm expecting this fact to win us the notoriety of a Charles Lindbergh.
All gimmickiness aside, though, it honestly is good stuff. I wish I could have contributed more to it, but I suddenly had to bail at the 12th hour when I realized I had to drive a bus in 15 minutes. One of my more left-handed moments.
On Monday, however, I got good use out of it; when I spent the bulk of the day making an album with fellow cartoonist/musician/quiet genius James Roberts, who lives in the UK. Quite a bizarre project, really. I'm not sure if any trans-Atlantic albums-a-day have ever been made - not that I'm expecting this fact to win us the notoriety of a Charles Lindbergh.
All gimmickiness aside, though, it honestly is good stuff. I wish I could have contributed more to it, but I suddenly had to bail at the 12th hour when I realized I had to drive a bus in 15 minutes. One of my more left-handed moments.
