My website has needed an update for months now. I don’t know why but words have not been coming as they have in the past. I suspect that the year and a half of homelessness has converted into a tired mind and words will slowly reappear as I root myself more deeply in the city. For now, I will let others say it for me. Like Scott Walker. I love this man:
It will likely work better if you ignore the photos playing. It’s such a lyrical song that I feel the pictures playing on this YouTube video will distract you from how beautiful this song truly is. And clocking in somewhere around 1:50 I have to say he’s a genius in saying everything he sets out to in just a few lines. It’s truly gorgeous grey weather walking music. This song is off of Scott Walker 4 and is available on I-Tunes in case you fall in love and suddenly acquire the need to own this peace of gorgeous art.
I would like to say more. But for now, I haven’t really anything to say… So here’s another Scott Walker song…
Halloween was fun. It was filled with a lot of busy little pieces of life: job interviews to help pay for my off-tour winter, helping my friend Elise with a project, escorting teenagers through the madness of Halloween, and yesterday I was lucky enough to play a show with Insomniac Folklore in Roseburg, OR. I tried out a song I haven’t played in years on a guitar I haven’t played on live since the Nashville Flood and have been re-aquatinting myself with. This photo was taken of Dr. Folklore just before I went on. He was probably singing something along the lines of “Kids listen to your parents but don’t trust the government. That’s just a good idea.” A super fun. It’s clear why those crazy anarchist conventions always want to have hime around
Dr. Folklore
This is all I can muster for now. Where did all my words disappear to? Well, more sooner than later
Kat
