DISQUS

me too. dish on the tat.

handbags: Matt&Nat;: http://www.mattandnat.com/
on my list as well. Simple and vegan -- and Canadian.
I heard that they're going high end so that their line is about to change majorly.

I'm diggin'...I can only find a tel# to a tailor.
xo
D

so...Sacred. Sacreds unite. This list could be mine.

Ditto.

Dr. Phil rubs me in about 100 wrong ways. And...this is a really good relationship book. Super practical and refreshingly straight up.

this one of my most favourite books of all time. ever. changed the way I look at life, and myself.

yes, this is a beautiful book, I have a well-worn copy.

I just checked out your blog...so lovely.
(and I too am a head rather than bod' person.)
ANd I am endeavoring to tune into my temple more.

Sensual is the cousin of courage.
Way to be.
xo
D

I'm circling 'round to this one as well...I think it's where true art comes from.

ditto on RET - it works

thank you for this, I bow to your repertoire.

turquoise mini with army boots...don't forget about the army boots.

saw Ani in Baltimore. I was floored by her prolificness...she is a song-writing machine - and 5 ft of pure energy!

Okay, may Leonard forgive me for not mentioning this earlier...I have to say, a TIE for first place (with Sinead in Toronto) was Leonard Cohen at the Paulo Solari in Santa Fe, under the stars, 3 hours of manna from man. It was a religious experience. I was high for days. It changed the way I looked at art and music...and men. Of course, LC always surround himself with angelic creatures and his back up singers were heavenly, almost untouchable in their grace. You're so lucky to have seen him so recently! I must start stalking him again.

I was at U2 Achtung Baby, CNE Toronto. Yum yum yummy. I saw Sinead and Van Morrison that same summer. True glory days...

I worship at the altar of Bono. When he donned a gold lame suit and cowboy hat, and did his best Elvis channeling...well, I seriously considered throwing my panties AND bra on stage.

I've always wanted to see Satriani...masterful.

Okay, Damien Rice...he is intense. After I heard him on the Closer soundtrack, I got all of his stuff. He reminds me of a tortured-artist Englishman I was in love with. Totally intriguing. Totally dangerous.

I actually translate some of Bruce's entertainment ethic to a business ethic: do it yourself, give 'em what they want, scarcely compromise, and play for a long and a good time. Power to that deep rockin' Catholic boy.

ditto. They are saw raw and unpretentious. When I saw them in Vancouver, Emily's minister-father was in the audience and she sang to him - it was incredibly touching.

Liberace in Sudbury?! Sounds like a David Lynch film... Good for him, good for Sudbury.

Yes, yes, yes. Start with the Night Song CD if you're interested.

Ahhh...Nusrat, my boy. Night Song is one of my most cherished CD's. I saw him in Seattle and I was amazed by the money-throwing tradition, and the Indian women doing their sexy little "I'm-a-Goddess-but-you-can't-touch-this," dancing. The intake that night was multi-dimensional. I was so high on the ju-ju my friend and I waited an hour in the back alley (in the rain) to see if we could glimpse him waddling out. All we got was his entourage climbing into Mercedes. Eddie Veder has done some work with Nusrat - it's beautiful.