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tenayaI was downsized from work after four hours. At 10:30pm not much is open. So, I watched the Tuesday shows (The Mentalist is getting better with more empathy from the main character and less smirking. A really good direction for it.) NCIS was good as usual. I didn't find Ducky referring to one of the cast as a Narcissistic personality offensive at all, but I'm not all that crazy about that character. And I'm still getting caught up on Without a Trace. Can LaPaglia play Jack any more creepier than he is doing? This character bears no resemblance to the guy that was in the first season. Blah!
So, I went back to downloading music. Tonight's big conundrum is trying to find the right version of Jesus Christ Superstar. I suppose the right version is the version one first hears. It turns out I own three copies of JC, SS and none of them are the right one. I suspect that the one they played on the radio was the first one, the concept album they made before they put together the musical. Isn't that strange to think? Andrew Lloyd Weber didn't get a blank check to do the play right off. But it was pretty radical for the time--rock music sullying religion. Horrors!!
Another odd thing was that it took my sound track of Local Hero by Mark Knopfler and split it into 7 different albums. Very odd.
So, I went back to downloading music. Tonight's big conundrum is trying to find the right version of Jesus Christ Superstar. I suppose the right version is the version one first hears. It turns out I own three copies of JC, SS and none of them are the right one. I suspect that the one they played on the radio was the first one, the concept album they made before they put together the musical. Isn't that strange to think? Andrew Lloyd Weber didn't get a blank check to do the play right off. But it was pretty radical for the time--rock music sullying religion. Horrors!!
Another odd thing was that it took my sound track of Local Hero by Mark Knopfler and split it into 7 different albums. Very odd.
