New music
I downloaded some new music tonight from iTunes.
I started with Play That Funky Music, White Boy. (I know what you're thinking ...) Then I saw they were advertising a Seal: Best of... album on the main page. So I downloaded Crazy, Prayer for the Dying and Don't Cry. Then I grabbed I Will Survive by Cake (the clean version), which I think is a hilarious take on the original.
I also got the latest free song of the week called Stumblin'. Nothing special, but it's not terrible either.
I've seen a script or two floating around the web which will implement a "Recently Played" list on a weblog by hooking into iTunes. That would be nice for my new page. Will my desire for that outweigh my complete disinterest in modifying HTML?? Stay tuned.
I started with Play That Funky Music, White Boy. (I know what you're thinking ...) Then I saw they were advertising a Seal: Best of... album on the main page. So I downloaded Crazy, Prayer for the Dying and Don't Cry. Then I grabbed I Will Survive by Cake (the clean version), which I think is a hilarious take on the original.
I also got the latest free song of the week called Stumblin'. Nothing special, but it's not terrible either.
I've seen a script or two floating around the web which will implement a "Recently Played" list on a weblog by hooking into iTunes. That would be nice for my new page. Will my desire for that outweigh my complete disinterest in modifying HTML?? Stay tuned.
posted by Brandon Corfman at
2:39 AM
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"Play That Funky Music, White Boy" is one of the all-time greatest one-hit-wonders of the world.
Actually for my site, I was going to implement a "Bookshelf" and "CD Player" sidebar that would list books I have recently read, currently am reading, or on the short term list to read. The CD Player would list any CD's that I am currently listening to either in the car or at home. Obviously, this would end up being more manual since I don't use iTunes nor would I want my Media Player recently played list necessarily showing up (although sometimes that might be close to correct for home listening -- hmmm I wonder if there is something that can look at recently played stuff for plain old Media Player...).
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