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Thursday, 11 January 2007 |
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Sweet fluffy lambs.
On a recent post celebrating Beethoven's birthday, I mentioned a lamb recipe for the bachelor who wants to impress a woman with his prowess in the kitchen. As we know, skill in the kitchen implies a heightened respect and knowledge of les Plaisirs d'Amour. D'accord.
One of our readers requested the recipe. I am including two recipes today. Neither are very demanding, but are delicious, nutritious, and shagalicious. Here is the first:
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Determine if prospect eats meat and has sex on first date.
- Get good lamb chops, about 1" thick.
- Trim excess fat.
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
- Sprinkle dried tarragon generously on lambchops.
Cover tarragon with coating of gourmet mustard - your choice, hot, sweet, whatever
- Sprinkle italian seasoning on top of mustard.
- Put lamb chops on roasting rack and into oven.
Cook for 30 minutes. (Vary time according to thickness of chops)
- Serve with brown rice and raisins. Spinach salad with avocado and tangerine slices and vinaigrette.
You will get lucky. 
(Recipe #2 & story on the flip-fl0p)
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Thursday, 22 February 2007 |
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made an announcement that he would make a
poster-a-day for musicians (with a show to promote)
for the month of February.
I got my request in for the 28th & final slot.
I told him I had a booking, but not a firm date,
so he was kind and came up with
this very interesting take on yours truly, based
This is what he wrote about me:
Today's poster is for Knox Bronson. It's an interesting mix of Bowie-esque, slightly 80's inspired, but darker - music. 3 Sec b4 mia smiled is my pick of the myspace tracks.
Bowie-esque? Yes, hard to avoid his influence. Darker? My songs are
bright vessels of West Coast pop-puffery, infused with sunlight
fermented during the Summer of Love. I think.
And ... the eighties? I was, like Bowie, in an blackout for the whole
decade, so I don't really see how I could have been influenced by the
music of that era. Some kind of subliminal infusion?
Oh, BTW, do yourself a favor and visit onetonnemusic.com and look at the other posters he's done for other artists. Thank you, Nathanael!
I will of course notify this space as soon as I HAVE the show date.
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Wednesday, 18 April 2007 |
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Based on a true-life story.
Take Me Down @2006 Knox Bronson (ASCAP)
Click on Read More for lyrics.
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Sunday, 31 December 2006 |
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 "... fairness, justice, and freedom are more than words, they are perspectives ...
"So if you've seen nothing, if the crimes of this government remain
unknown to you then I would suggest you allow the fifth of November to
pass unmarked.
"But if you see what I see,
if you feel as I feel,
and if you would seek as I seek,
then I ask you to stand beside me one year from tonight ..."
—V, V For Vendetta
[This is Part Two of a three-part series. If you haven't done so, you may want to read Part One first.]
So we
are talking about the killing of President John F. Kennedy, the
fact that his killers were never brought to justice, and the feeling
that we are now, as a country, living in Bizarro-world, where everything
is the opposite of what it is supposed to be.
We
left off in Part One with my ex-gangster friend replying,"Are you
having a nice night, kid?" when I asked him who his associates in the
mafia thought had killed JFK.
I smiled, but was silent, totally focussed on him and whatever he might say next.
And
he said, finally, looking at me levelly,"I could tell you a story. I
don't like to talk about it that much. I knew at least fifty people who
were involved who have been killed ..."
(further conversation on the flip-flop)
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Sunday, 03 December 2006 |
 the bondage jukebox: the best bdsm music and bondage songs
A Mylene Farmer cd cover. I found a myspace tribute page to her. Her
music is like most 80's metal: easy
listening music with drums and distorted guitar. Lots of thick synth
pads, too ... kind of Enya with hairly legs, but in a good way. Mylene is
clearly endowed with amazing talents. A HUGE star in Europe.
One of may artists featured on the Bondage Jukebox::::
The French Madonna makes like Joan Jett crossed with Catherine Deneuve
in some of the most amazing bdsmy concerts you've never seen, in which
she prances in latex hobble dresses, steel-cage ponygirl attire and
other visual delights while cooing ethereal over a heavy-metal
soundtrack. She even managed to sneak a naughty song ("L'Histoire d'une
fÈe, c'est..." the last two words of which translate phonetically into
"fessee," French for spanking) onto the soundtrack for Rugrats In
Paris. (more on the flipflop)
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