Motherfucker

February 4, 2009    //    By Andrew    //    Uncategorized    //    no comments

Note: This is not Jeff. Or me.

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Chaz

January 29, 2009    //    By Andrew    //    Uncategorized    //    no comments

TERRY MELCHER CAME TO ME! I DIDN’T REJECT TERRY MELCHER! HE COME TO ME WITH MONEY IN HIS HAND. HE OFFERED ME; I DIDN’T ASK HIM. I WASN’T KNOCKING SOMEONE’S DOOR DOWN. I WAS RUNNING FROM THAT. WHEN I GOT OUT, I WAS IN

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Little Professors

January 27, 2009    //    By Andrew    //    Uncategorized    //    no comments

“People [who work in used record stores] often display behavior, interests, and activities that are restricted and repetitive and are sometimes abnormally intense or focused. They may stick to inflexible routines, move in stereotyped and repetitive ways, or preoccupy themselves with parts of objects,

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Dave Grohl

January 13, 2009    //    By Andrew    //    Uncategorized    //    no comments

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A Modest Proposal

January 12, 2009    //    By Andrew    //    Uncategorized    //    no comments

You’ve been stuck in a lift. We’ve been trying to reach you, Thom.

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Station to Station

January 8, 2009    //    By Andrew    //    Uncategorized    //    no comments

An updated version of the David Bowie diet. Cocaine : The Grateful Dead Red Peppers : Guided By Voices Milk : Tamla Motown

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Checkmate

December 23, 2008    //    By Andrew    //    Uncategorized    //    no comments

The Onion reflects on the death of Chess Champion Bobby Fischer.

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You may have won, but at least we didn’t have to grow up in Westborough

November 28, 2008    //    By Andrew    //    Uncategorized    //    no comments

“You never look past Thanksgiving,” said [Acton-Boxborough] coach Bill Maver. “Thanksgiving is very important in Massachusetts, if only because alumni come back and compare us to their teams.

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Harvard Square is Over

November 20, 2008    //    By Andrew    //    Uncategorized    //    no comments

“The possible demise caused shock and dismay yesterday in Harvard Square, where shoppers took it as a wrenching sign of a rapidly changing world, where print news is dying and chain stores have taken over, even in a square once celebrated for its eclectic diversity. To many, Out of Town News had seemed an unmovable part of the Harvard Square experience, as likely to disappear as Harvard University’s wrought iron gates across the street.”

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Future Shock

November 7, 2008    //    By Andrew    //    Uncategorized    //    no comments

Let’s talk about branding.

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