Uffie, Vaughn & Quotey
Diablo Cody’s new script seems like an interesting change of pace from the career hurtling, gum spitting, Oscar pet that was Juno. It’s kind of creepy that a plot revolving around satanic sacrifice and a small town rock band’s rise to fame feels just as natural coming from her as the snarky remarks of a disaffected girl. I blame it on that hot topic mallrat turned exotic dancer look she insists on rocking past the age of 25.
While I was standing in the alley behind the Nuart waiting to get into a midnight screening of Diary of the Dead my friend brought this to my attention. This was right some detailed plotting of how we would escape if everyone else in the line suddenly went flesh eater on us.
Between Justice’s Phantom and Argento’s Tenebre I spent the Friday listening to way too much Goblin. Luckily for me I tried a couple of spins on the Del.icio.us database and found my way to a page of Uffie remixes. I was way too excited for about 20 minutes and then I realized that Uffie sucks unless she’s rapping on a track she’s had absolutely nothing to do with. With that being said I still listened to her almost exclusively over the three-day break. If I wasn’t convinced that I was a masochist before, that did it.
Using the tag system on the site I managed to link myself to a couple of good music sites that I probably never would have found using Google. I find that social book marking sites like del.icio.us weed out a lot of the worthless sites that come up in traditional search engines. It’s kind of cool to know that somebody has checked the sites out before you did and deemed them worth my time. At least I think that’s how it works.
However, with some searches the results are rather limited. Like when I looked up Sage Vaughn only two functioning links came up, and they were links to his website. BTW Vaughn is someone you should check out if you don’t know who he is already. He’s an amazing L.A. based artist and the husband of Project Runway’s Sweet P; which was initially what excited me about him until I was blown away by his artwork.
