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Music Monday: Sexual Harassment

Sexual Harrassment was a group created in the 1980’s in Cleveland, Ohio.  Sexual Harrassment was full of raw sexual energy and one of the pioneers of the cult electro-punk-funk movement. The band consisted of Dale Jackson, Lourdes Figueroa, Kelly Albright, Alicia Starr, Charlie Inez and Lynne Poole.

enjoy.

when they fight, they fight

*The title is a song by The Generationals. Now don't think this post is going to be about fighting- because it is not. The lyrics are just buzzing around my head, quite like this fly is doing to my light on the ceiling of my bedroom.

This evening at 7:06 I payed two dollars to watch Miley Cyrus make out with her boyfriend while pretending like she could play the piano like Mozart. Last Song was something to laugh about. It was cheesy, annoying, and very plain. Miley Cyrus can not act and pouts to much. Her boyfriend is not as hot as played up to be. And the little brother was the best part of the entire show. Do not go see it. (And a wonderful shout out to Hana who sat behind me and "tweeted" about me during the movie.)

I also went to Coffee Garden and joined Matt, Patrick, and Joe. They were playing cribbage, a game that I still have not quite understood at all. I feel like an idiot that I can not grasp on it. It looks simple, in fact the simplicity is what everyone else sees, but I get lost.

The sunset was beautiful tonight. 

Watch the World Cup. 

Goodnight. :]

Music "Fridays"

this is a bran new advancement on Verbaledudette (yes it is in italics for importance), and you are the first to witness it!(well if you are the first to read this after i post it. I doubt you are.) This is where a single group or artist, or maybe even a style if I am feeling like it, will be spotlighted on this here wonderful blog. It will occur on Mondays, usually, but I just got this idea and it is a friday.. and be so this segment: addition :thing will be titled Music Mondays. So be prepared. Turn up you sound and enjoy the music dudes and dudettes of this nation and the next.

Van She are a Sydney four-piece who bridge the musical gap between boldly adventurous shoegaze 

(subgenre of alternative rock that emerged from the United Kingdom in the late 1980s) 

and danceable glint disco. The band are known to step off the stage and into the booth, twiddling knobs under their DJ guise of Van She Tech and remixing tracks by the likes of Daft Punk, Ladyhawke and Feist. Their 2008 debut album, V, received the royal Tech treatment and was remixed and re-released by the band, fittingly titled Ze Vemixes. 

Here are a few hits: 

Dum Dum Girls