Posted in Reviews on Nov 20th, 2009
Diana and I went to see The Cranberries in concert at the Nokia Theater in Times Square, New York City on Wednesday. As sad as it is today, it was my first real concert (as opposed to seeing bands play at a festival or something). The theater was nicer than I expected. The front half [...]
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Posted in Reviews on May 18th, 2007
The second CD I picked up was the first solo album of “Dolores O’Riordan” (of Cranberries Fame), “Are You Listening?”
I haven’t had this CD as long but I have enjoyed it much more than the Linkin Park CD. I was disappointed when I heard that the Cranberries were going their own solo routes (they [...]
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Posted in Reviews on May 18th, 2007
So in the past couple weeks I picked up a couple of new albums. First off is Linkin Park’s new “Minutes to Midnight Album”.
Linkin Park claims that they are moving in a new direction – and it definitely shows. I just don’t particularly like their new direction. The only stand outs on their new album [...]
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Posted in Reviews on Jul 28th, 2005
So I’m finally getting around to posting my review of the newest Harry Potter book. Diana came with me to pick it up at Ariel’s in New Paltz at their midnight release for the book. It was cute seeing the kids dress up and such, but there seemed to be a lot less [...]
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Posted in Reviews on Jul 28th, 2005
So my wife and my friends convinced me to go to see Charlie and the Chocolate Factory this past weekend. Now I’ve never read the books, and I never saw the original movie. My first thought before seeing it was that it would be too much for kids and I wasn’t sure I [...]
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Posted in Reviews on Feb 24th, 2005
Finally finshed the last book in Michael A. Stackpole’s Dragon Crown War novels. There are four books, The Dark Glory War (prequel), Fortress Draconis, When Dragons Rage, and the final book Grand Crusade.
The first book, Dark Glory War, is in the form of a memoir written by the main character, Tarrant Hawkins. [...]
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Posted in Reviews on Nov 24th, 2004
I just finished Jonathan Strange and Mr. Norrell by Susanna Clarke. The story is about an alternate reality where magic and faries are (or were) real and their existance was never doubted. It takes place in early 19th century England, a time which hasn’t seen any magicians for well over a hundred years, [...]
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Posted in Gaming, Reviews, Tech on Nov 24th, 2004
My friends and I picked up and started playing World of Warcraft yesterday. There have been good and bad things about the game.
The good:
All characters are very well balanced (seemingly), and you can have fun in a group or solo with any of them.
The environments and character models are amazingly well done.
The designers obviously [...]
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