OMG that’s soooo 2007!

Ok. I know I’m probably the last man on earth to learn about this (no I know I’m not the last man but it’s an expression, get up with the lingo grandpa) but I just bought the Burial 2007 album Untrue of iTunes… It’s so good! You all should really have a listen!

There’s a pretty strange thing about Burial. When I was in London for the first time, in 1997, I bought a magazine called Muzic. It was a magazine covering electronic and dance music. When you bought the magazine you got a free tape (yes tape! I’ll probably have it around here somewhere…) and on that tape there was a track very reminiscent of what I have in my head-phones right now. I’m not saying that the Burial CD sounds dated, quite the opposite, I’m saying that it sounds, to me very London, generally very English. And that’s a good thing.

First Jonathan Johansson then this. Either I’m opening up to music in a way that I haven’t done in a while or I’ve just struck a patch of musical finding luck.

Swedish word: Arbetarmacka.

I bid a good Wednesday to you all!
Nothing much up. Everything is kind of at a stand still. Camilla and I are going to London in less then a week so we are waiting for that. My mother has a birthday party on Sunday so we’re waiting for that. My nice and her boyfriend are coming over Friday night so we’re waiting for that. And oh, I almost forgot, I have that exam due next Wednesday… ok.

Yepp! Still working on the Aristotle/Kant exam. Just finished question two and am åreparing, with a cup of coffee and some high class Italian chocolate, probably one of the best chocolates I’ve ever had, which I got for my birthday. I also just had lunch and for lunch I had what we here in Göteborg call a real Arbetarmacka (änna!), a working mans sandwich. It was big. Half of it is in the fridge now. I’m going to snack on that later. Mmmm Arbetarmacka…

You know the drill by now. If I have anything worth sharing, or just need a brake from studying, I’ll talk, or write, to you again.