ada in flux, an evolving journey
Art for the MTV generation. Good. Link to website Continue reading
MIT Media Lab: Sample Research Projects
The thinking person’s toymakers. Research was never so much fun. Link to website Continue reading
Annals of Improbable Research
Keeping the playful spirit of science alive. Varies from good to brilliant. Link to website Continue reading
Amelie
Quirky, great-looking and silly. What’s not to like about it? I even liked it on second viewing, even the corny ending, which actually wasn’t jarring. Link to website Continue reading
What Sound — Lamb
A slightly softer sound to this album compared to the last. More atmospherics, less mad drum ‘n’ bass mayhem. Yet still worthwhile, especially as it won’t scare your friends away. Link to website Continue reading
Lantana
A gripping thriller with plot changes and twists to spare. (twist ‘n’ grip, and spare change, do you see?) It probably deserved a wider release than it got. Continue reading
Beautiful Garbage
Magnificent, catchy pop music with artfully roughened edges, yet polished to a gleaming finish. I could listen to it all day long, and in fact have done on several occasions. Continue reading
Mink Car — They Might Be Giants
A few excellent songs on this album, and it’s well worth a listen. But overall it lacks the magic of some of the older albums. The Australian version comes with a bonus track, Boss of Me, which would improve the … Continue reading
Byron Bay — Australia
Laidback, sunny and groovy. We stayed in a beach house and played tennis and cooked outside and swam every morning and didn’t want to leave. Link to website Continue reading
Doctor Sally — P. G. Wodehouse
My first Wodehouse. So quaint, yet so hilariously clever. I want to read more, but he only wrote about 90 books so I’ll have to pace myself. Continue reading