Wordsmoker Anthropology – Name Your Theme Music
February 27, 2011 in Audiosmoker, Wordsmoker Anthropology
Who would remember Shaft (1971) without the title song by Isaac Hayes? Certainly no one with whom any of us would consort—that’s for sure. Would there have even been a Shaft (2000) to give Christian Bale the opportunity to polish up his villain act for American Psycho? One wonders how much more Charlie Sheen would have been able to get away with if he had a real theme song [seriously, don't click the preceding link] for that weekly atrocity that he stars in with Duckie from Pretty in Pink. The point is that theme songs are important. I have some theme music. You might have guessed that because I’m writing this anthropology. But mine varies depending on the situation. Read the rest of this entry →
Just a friendly reminder about this weekend’s meet-up.
Many, many years ago, there existed an exquisite snack that was pure perfection. This delicious taste treat was packaged and sold in a simple way, sans the fancy fonts and foil of Pepperidge Farm or the utilitarian weltschmertz of ChocoLeibniz. This sweet thing, this chewy delight was the Snackwell’s Fudge Brownie. 



