I can haz ELVIS

After yet another futile, long round of trying to sign up for fucking iTunes _45 minutes of jumping through hoops only to have them set the hoops on fire_ I screamed in defeat and begged Dar to buy me a gift card so I could actually download some music. It's all because I live in Canada but carry an American credit card. iTunes is not so flexible about such things. Think different, my ass.

But my sweetie came through for me, and in short order I bought:
In These Shoes? by Kirsty MacColl
In Dreams, Only the Lonely, and Crying by Roy Orbison
Brother, Can You Lend a Dime by Bing Crosby. You're laughing, aren't you? I'll have you know that this was the original 30s release back when der Bingle was King Crooner, and the song carried a lot of bite to it. Plus, it's rather apropos now, eh.
Is She Really Going Out with Him? by Joe Jackson
Longest Time by Billy Joel
Dress Rehearsal Rag and Marat/Sade by Judy Collins. I've been dying to get another copy of Marat/Sade for decades now.
"Marat we're poor.
And the poor stay poor.
Marat don't make us wait anymore.
We want our rights, and we don't care how.
We want a revolution. Now!"
The whole song just gives me goosebumps, plus it's great to shout along to.
You Gotta Have Friends by Bette Midler
Love Shack by The B-52's
Heartbreak Hotel and Are You Lonesome Tonight? by Elvis Presley.

Obviously I'm not springing for the new music :) A lot of them have some good memories associated with them, and I'm just tickled to finally be able to hear them whenever I choose to now.

Glee. I am positively gleeful! And ready to fall over, so night to you all.

Well, fuck.

They canceled Jericho. Again.