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[ateolf]

i did some cleaning last night...wasn't able to write anything...on the way to get Jacques to go to Jenna's for the group, i stopped off at Wherehouse to pick up a cd that David had reported was there: Tributo a The Cure, Por Que No Puedo Ser Tú...not too much went on for the group, then they were hungry so we went to the grocery store...then back to watch this movie Jenna had rented...it was either called Leolo or Leolo [whatever guy's last name was]...it was this French-Canadian film that i found to be quite ruling though the others didn't like it very much...sitting around 'til far too late in the morning ensued...it wasn't 'til after 5am that we left...i don't think i actually got to sleep 'til about 7...now i've woken up...i think i'm gonna help get the christmas tree happening or something...i dunno...one thing i forgot to mention last time: the night before last, driving home was fun as there was a bunch of ice on the roads...that's all...just felt that should be mentioned...blah...

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[harvey.livejournal.com]

So how is that Cure tribute cd? I had to choose between that or Japanese Whispers, so I picked the latter... But damn, it was tempting.

Susurros Japonés

[ateolf.livejournal.com]

Japanese Whispers is the best to have, as it's an actual Cure "album" (that along w/ its not being released in the US...) the tribute's pretty cool...some of it's a bit cheesy...it's stuff from "the best new alternative bands from all over Latin America," according to this label promo thingie...it sort've reeks of bands put together by the major labels...but its still pretty cool...there's actually some quite good programming on it in parts...and, of course, it's Cure covers in spanish...it'd be pretty hard to make that not worth having to some degree...and all said and done, ¡me gusta!