Church of the Poisoned Mind

Last night the duly ordained Reverend Bacchus and I had a conversation about founding southwest Virginia's first Church of Rock. That conversation is the inspiration of my playlist tonight.

Children of the corn

PeeDee made two-thirds of my playlist tonight.

Ya'll come.

Hallelujah

New music tonight. The Fahrenheit 911 soundtrack, padded with new A Perfect Circle, Velvet Revolver and related artists.

Grammy awards

Here is my Grammy want list.

Update (8:15): Awesome 5-band production number to start the show! Take. Me. Out.

Update (8:48): Best Rock Album = Green Day! *flicks bic* *cries softly but without conviction for The Killers and Velvet Revolver*

Update (9:11): Best thing about the Skynyrd set = Elvin Bishop. Long time, no see, man. And, Dickey Betts jamming, brief though it was.

p.s. Keith Urban is adorable

Update (9:33): Standing ovation for Green Day's American Idiot! I did not flick a bic but I shook and bobbed my head so hard that I now sport a decent 'fro.

Update (9:44): Okay, I think I've died and gone to heaven because they got Mavis Staples and the Blind Boys of Alabama. I'll Take You There. Uh... is Kanye West channeling Tupac + Public Enemy or what? Just asking.... Nevermind, I'll fly away (happy) now.

Update (9:52): Jay Z was R.O.B.B.E.D.

Update (10:06): Janis tribute. Teh best. How about that bald Melissa? She almost pulled off the Janis scream. They should have booked Pink instead of Joss. JMHO.

Update (10:19): Yes! Yes! Yes! Loretta and Jack! I love how Jack "Yes, ma'am"'s Miss Loretta.... heh

Update (10:31): Well, at least Bono threw a bone to Franz Ferdinand. He is nothing if not gracious.

Update (11:01): Record of the Year = Ray and Norah! Perfect. Beautiful. All is right with the world in this moment.

Update (11:20): About the tribute to fallen musicians: I did not know that Laura Branigan and Skeeter Davis are gone. The finale for Ray Charles was exceptionally elegant. Overwhelming in its simple truth. No more words. If you missed it, you lost.

Update (11:27): Album of the Year = Genius Loves Company

Slacker Buffalo Chicken

Buy some boneless chicken tenders or breasts.
Chop them into bite-sized pieces.
Heat a skillet to med-high with some oil and a few slices of real butter.
Throw in the chicken bits.
Sprinkle with salt and black pepper to taste.
Shake 'em around until you don't see no more pink fowl flesh.
Dump a whole bunch of your favorite hot red pepper sauce (I vote for Frank's Red Hot) over the bits.
Reduce heat and let cook for 8-10 minutes.

Eat.

p.s. I add garlic just before the hot sauce.

p.p.s. I believe that garlic restricts the heart attack vampires.

Let's Get It On

Tenacious D, Toots & The Maytals, Sign Language, The Clash, Black Sabbath.

I made five-alarm chili as I constructed tonight's playlist.
I am in the midst of a hotflash storm.
Draw your own conclusions.

p.s. Chipotle is my new middle name.

Mood: Smoky

Vodka on the rocks

It will be another vodka and Dawn dishwashing liquid -fueled playlist tonight. Everything from Nine Inch Nails to Mahalia Jackson. Come along for the ride. You know I only play what I like to hear.

Red, White and Blues

I made the hottest chili I have ever made in my life today. I ate it.

My skin hasn't seen the sun so long I am a whiter shade of pale.

Yep. Seeing as how PD was here when I made my playlist, there will be some blues played tonight.

So that's about it. Another blog post. How cool!