It's been a long time since I just put up a music video, and I'm not quite sure what prompted me to seek this one out, but I'm not sorry. It's hard to imagine that this gem of progressive rock came from a six piece band out of Topeka, Kansas.

One night when I was in college I saw Rich Williams, the guitar player on the left side of the video, playing pool in a 3.2 beer bar in Topeka. Ah, nostalgia...

Congrats to Alan Parsons at the ACM Awards

Plagiarism, it's a nasty word for a nasty theft. Lady Antebellum has made a mint off of this ditty. Good for them. Is the Alan Parson's Project getting any love? Only from people who know where it came from first. Love the song or hate the song, these melodies are way too close to be a coincidence. Vanilla Ice thinks it's too close to be a coincidence.

On another note, I finally heard the whole song all the way though the other night. It's about a couple trying to hook up on a late night booty call. Ah yes, drunken emotionless sex, now that's record of the year material.

There's Audio in Them Thar Internets!

Good news everyone!  I have finally gotten a digital recorder and the proper cables to record worship from the church soundboard.  Add to that the software to edit and convert and sermon audio is now a reality!  Thanks be to God!

This podcast is of Ash Wednesday's homily, "Fasting with Full Cabinets."

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The scripture reading is from the Rev. Rusty Rustenhaven, Pastor of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church in Marshall, Texas.  He and I shared the celebration on Ash Wednesday.  We will be back together again for Maundy Thursday next month.

So please, be sure to tell me how this works for you, I'd love to get more information.