Friday night link fest

I'm at home, it's Friday night.

I've reformatted my blog. Tell me your thoughts, bitte.

Heavily inspired by iCing - galadarling.com. Quite fond of this clever little site. And when I say "little site" I mean, a big magaziney type thing with lots of neat links within and without. And when I say "heavily inspired" I mean, blatantly plagarised. But imitation is the most sincere form of flattery, non? And we all recognise, as residents of a post modern world, how the concept of "originality" denies the reality of the infinitely referential world in which we live. And such like and so forth.

Meanwhile, while reformatting my baby Self Conscious Posturing, I got to thinking about my short live review blog, The Meandering Flight of the Albatross. Also, I described bits of it to my workmate today and it got me to thinking again... I logged in and found five comments that I'd never read, all heavily congratulatory... [Or more specifically; one was from Bex, two from the photographer who I had reviewed wanting my email address, and the other two were heavily congratulatory].

One linked to here - American Suburb. Deliciously creepy. The initial review was of Ridin Dirty Face - the Polaroid Kid, who I crushed for obvious reasons...

I've just made a CD for Liz. The playlist is as such... you could replicate my fabness?

• Ehum Umhn Hnhm? - Purple Goat
• Broken Dream - Urban Tramper
• Mansford Roof - Vampire Weekend
• Business Girls - Le Sport
• Gut Feeling - Devo
• He knows the sun - the Legends
• Librarian - Haunted Love
• My Electric Husband - Bachelorette
• Neighbourhood #1 (Tunnels) - The Arcade Fire
• Golden Skans - The Klaxons
• Coffee, Girl - The Lady Sails
• Concertina Theory - Ellis Island Sound
• Cool Dry Place - The Traveling Wilburys
• Hot Rod Mamas - Uncle Leon
• Hoy hoy - the Collins Kids
• I got my mojo working - The Zombies
• Brighton Girls - Celestial
• Call it ours - the Legends
• Christmas on the Beach - Irene
• How do you have your tea? - Urban Tramper
• Mon Apero - Edith Piaf

While I was looking for extra links for above, I found this quite awesome looking blog for a podcast called Take Your Medicine. I'm now going to peruse it at my leisure. I suggest you do the same... Although I just read some more and it appears it finished at the end of last year. Still, will be able to listen to podcasts of old.

I like podcasts almost as much as I like reformatting my blog.