It's on the music channels at least a couple of times a day and I thought it might grow on me but I was wrong.

I can't remember the name of it, but there is one song that I like quite a lot just because it a bit different, vocally, than their other material. The lead singer, Adam Levine, is singing in a deeper tone that is most pleasing. I was half asleep, so I can't say much for the actual music or the lyrics.

I like Fergie's The Dutchess, as well. A few of the songs simply aren't well-aligned with my tastes, but it's a fun CD. I'm particularly fond of Pedestal.

Aren't tetanus shots recommended every 4 or 7 years? We try to stay current on those. I got one at an ER visit a few years back which included stitches.

Its suppose to be every 10 years. My doctor finally figured out I lied to him about getting one and he made me get one last year. I was waiting for the pain I was told I'd be in but it never came.

They changed the number of years between shots, I remember it being less than 10 and the doctor told me that it depended on which state you were in as to the time frame. Now it's 10 and they won't give it to you any sooner unless it's for a damn good reason.

Here it is about six years, and if you can't remember exactly your last shot.. It's an automatic shot right then and there. Never were we asked why we would need a shot sooner. Rather, we would be the one asking them why we would need to take the shot so soon.

From iTunes:

Carrie Underwood - Before He Cheats

James Blunt - You're Beautiful

Paul Van Dyk - Time of Our Lives

I heard Before He Cheats on a standard Rock/Pop station, and I loved it. It had a bit of a Country twang, but I was surprised to learn that it was Carrie Underwood. She has never really done much for me; but, since I'm on an angry-girl, revenge-song kick, I decided to download it.

The Paul Van Dyk song is from the Jeep commercial. It's also the first song, that I've wanted, to be available in iTunes Plus catalog. It's a good song, so I am glad that I won't have to trade audio quality for convenience.

From iTunes:

Scissor Sisters - I Don't Feel Like Dancin'

MOST excellent choice. I really enjoy the Scissor Sisters.

From iTunes:

John Mayer - Waiting on the World to Change
Gnarls Barkley - Crazy

It would seem that you're slowing stealing my playlist. So I have to say good choices ....again.

I never knew that John Mayer did Waiting on the World to Change until I got ready to find the song on iTunes. I asked a friend who the singer was, but all she could remember was that he was cute. I seriously wonder about that woman if she thinks that John Mayer is anywhere near good-looking.

I'm with you on that one. At some angles he's better looking than others but he's certainly not heart throb material.....just as well he can write and perform.

I bought the Powderfinger CD, Dream Days at the Hotel Existence today. So far I'm liking it a lot.

Ned Beatty In The Beginning Was The Word (a gospel cd), The Woodpicks (a local blugrass band), and InPulse Live (an a cappella group from the Twin Cities).

I decided to buy Gwen Stefani's CD, The Sweet Escape, rather than buy single songs from itunes.

From iTunes:

Scissor Sisters - Ta-Dah

By who?

I didn't get to see them but I have collected news and photo's from their tour anyway. A full report coming soon!

Hey Tor,
Coverville has a Journey coverville story online now at http://www.coverville.com/

Direct link to the mp3 is http://backbeat.cachefly.net/coverville/audio/Coverville-070830.mp3