My friend and I made a detour on the way back from lunch yesterday so that I could pick up the new Modest Mouse cd. I grabbed the cd and proceeded to the check out line as my friend followed me.
Cashier: Are you two together?
Friend: Well, we're not together. We're just enjoying a nice shopping experience together.
Cashier (very embarrassed): I wasn't trying to say you were gay.
I wanted to say something to him about how it's ok, we don't have to hide anymore, at least not here because nobody knows us, but as he said when I told him that later, "You don't want to put me into a position where I'm going to say something really humiliating."
I've only listened to the cd once so far, but it's definitely got one of those catchy songs that I end up playing over and over again (4 times on the way to work this morning). The lyrics are even optimistic (for those of you who say I listen to depressing music).
Here are a few examples of the optimism:
- Well it would've been, could've been worse than you would ever know.
- Oh, the dashboard melted but we still had the radio.
- Oh, the windshield was broken but I love the fresh air you know.
- Well the car was on blocks but I was already where I want.
Note: If you'd like to hear the song, I believe it plays automatically when you click the link to the band at the beginning of this post, or you could just play the clip below.
2 comments:
I'm really liking the new Modest Mouse CD. I like the songs that James Mercer (The Shins) sings on. Good stuff.
Not bad, a definite step in the right direction from the depressing that I HAVE heard you listen to. But, in your defense, you don't listen to ONLY depressing music. You like quite a variety.
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