The revival of das Vox!

I've finally decided to come back to this.  Why, might you ask?  After not posting anything for ages.  Simple.  I've been trying to figure out how to get a blog style site made to replace my current website.  But then.  I realized.  What the heck?  Why don't I just make the old Vox blog my site?  So.  Here I am, back again, with the best of boths worlds.  I can upload my music, and do pretty much everything I wanted to do.

Also, you might have noticed that I changed my book selection and cleaned a couple things up a couple days ago.  Or longer than that.  I don't know.  Anyways.  I was reading the Golden Compass at one point, because I wanted to see the movie and didn't really want to go in completely ignorant of the story.  So I started reading it.  I never finished it.  It had a great, great beginning, and a set up to a really cool alternate history kind of universe.  But long about, oh, I don't know.  Let's say the 12th chapter or so, it started being a chore to a read.  Now I got to the 18th chapter and I haven't read it in about 2 weeks.  It's too random and non-believable for me to enjoy.  Too bad, too, because at the beginning I was really enjoying Pullman's universe.  And his daemon idea really intrigued me.

So instead I started reading something more along the lines of what I really enjoy.  Mostly Harmless.  I love me some Hitchhiker's Guide.

Also.  I just had a TOTAL oversight, that I need to fix right now.  I've been jamming with this cat Andre Henry this past semester.  He plays a crazy blend of music, but basically it call comes back down to what he calls "progressive soul".  I'm going to provide you with a link to his myspace, and I highly recommend you go give him a listen.  I think it's pretty cool stuff, and hopefully you do, too.  The tune I played electric on that's currently on his page is called "How am I Supposed to Feel?"  There's three more that I played on, but he hasn't put those up yet.  I'll update ya if he does.

Andre Henry

So that's it for now.  I'll keep this moving a lot better than having to maintain a "real" website AND a blog.

Peace, and Happy New Year, by the way.
Mike