Lovemonkey Studios Blog

The life of an Austin working musician, recording engineer, general music whore, and Breakfast Taco fiend.

Month: December, 2006

Merry Christmas 2006!

I’m on Vaca­tion in Ver­mont at my parent’s house, but wanted to put up a quick Merry Christ­mas mes­sage. Any fel­low New York­ers out there will remember this:

Oh. My. God.

Now check this out peo­ples. One of my favorite sites for wast­ing time has been CuteOver­load. As you can guess, it’s pic­tures of cute ani­mals. So I’m hang­ing out at Tazza Fresca up by UT surf­ing some cute to relax (now that I’ve pretty much fin­ished my Christ­mas shop­ping) and they had a link to […]

Blog Alert!

So in the midst of my online Christ­mas shop­ping orgy, I some­how hap­pened onto John Mayer’s web­site. I’m not a big fan or any­thing, and I don’t have any of his CD’s, but I’ve heard some stuff, and he’s a seri­ously good player in the SRV mode, when he’s not doing his “Your body is […]

How to Sing the Blues

This is some­thing else I found from Ana­log man’s seri­ously cool web­site. I’ve actu­ally seen this before, as it’s been kick­ing around for a while, but I thought I’d drop it in here just for fun. The one thing I’ll was George Carlin’s line: “White peo­ple ought to under­stand … their job is to give […]

A few thoughts

1) Please tell me I didn’t see a woman with an Oxy­gen tank in her cart buy­ing cig­a­rettes at Walgreen’s. but I think I did. 2) Stew­art Moulton’s group Austin Cabaret The­ater is bring in Tony DeSare on March 29th and 30th. Tony and I went to col­lege together back in the 90’s, and he’s really […]

Lights, Camera, zzzzz.…

Mon­day morn­ing, 5:30. My alarm goes off, and I stag­ger out of bed, curs­ing the cold and the dark­ness. What kind of dire emer­gency could get a pro­fes­sional musi­cian like myself up at such a hor­ri­ble hour? Live TV, baby! That’s right. Alli­son was booked on Fox 7 for their morn­ing news show. We’ve done it twice […]

99 Tubas?

Check out this cool arti­cle from NPR. It’s about a guy named Tommy John­son, who was the lead­ing ses­sion Tuba player in LA. His Wikipedia bio is here. The short ver­sion is that he just passed away, and 99 Tuba play­ers gath­ered at a memo­r­ial to all play together. There’s a clip on NPR that […]