Δαφνη Ευτυχια Αρθουρος

I got to rehearsal late yesterday (again *sigh*) and everyone was in the middle of working out an arrangement for a song a member of the band had written. The theme of the lyrics (not so much the phrasing as the topic) reminded me of a certain well respected man about town, doing the best things so conservatively.

Then we rehearsed a Stephen Foster song that we'd poked at a bit several years ago and then set aside for some reason, and the lyrics of that reminded me of my own current financial situation (which is, of course, exacerbated by the price of gas (and once I had two songs from the same album in my head, most of the rest of the album snuck in behind them -- though somehow I doubt one particular track would play so well in the rest of the world nowadays)).

And after I got home I was going through browser tabs that have been open for weeks, and saw where somebody had linked to an MP3 of "Apeman", and I didn't even get around to listening to the MP3 because just seeing the title is enough to make me start hearing it in my head (though the drum track is a little indistinct in the version in my head, so I ought to go listen to the recording again to refresh the brain copy, I suppose). "In man's evolution he has created the cities and the motor traffic rumble, but give me half a chance And I'd be taking off my clothes and living in the jungle"

So today my head is full of Davieses.

But it's probably no surprise to any of my friends that I have a Kinksy mind.