Ontario Emperor

Well, THIS was a surprise, to say the least... - Ontario Emperor

And it took over 5 1/2 months to get the necessary government approvals, but they are now done http://www.motorola.com/busines... "Motorola Has Sold its Printrak Biometrics Software Business to Sagem Sécurité, a Division of Paris-based SAFRAN" - John E. Bredehoft

Seed corn - David HC Soul

"I should probably ask the "taco organizations!" if they know what happened to Doctor Orange." - Ontario Emperor

Again based on a comment to the Dave Winer 1938media.net tweet. Back around 1980, a classified ad ran in Rolling Stone which asked, do you know what Michael Nesmith's been up to? So you called an 800 number (no 888 back then). Turns out he was doing sumfin called video, which was going to become huge (yeah right). Then you heard an audio snippet of the song above. - Ontario Emperor

OK. So I called weird 800 numbers while I was in college. What was I supposed to do, snort liquid pape and sing a song to a porpoise? - Ontario Emperor

You Californians are so weird :D - Mark Forman

On Wednesday, March 10, 2010, expect a post in my Empoprise-MU blog that compares Michael Nesmith and Rick James. http://empoprise-mu.blogspot.com/ - John E. Bredehoft

I think it's Warner Bros. that pulled their licenses last week from Last.FM because they could get a better deal with MySpace Music. Very disappointing. - Dana Franks

They change periodically without logic. Also, check for variant names. Sometimes the (album version) or a subtitled track will be streamable. - Michael W. May

This is a very early OMD song (the one with the chorus "Happens all the time to a friend of mine"). Minimal without being robotic. - Ontario Emperor

2+ years later, this song is back in my head after re-reading a Depeche Mode biography. OMD preceded DM in popularity at first, though the tables had turned by the time of 101. - John E. Bredehoft

Re-loved over a year later on February 18 2009 #DYSP day. - Ontario Emperor

The curious case of cheap girl. - John E. Bredehoft

It's now December 2009, and that song has entered my head for some reason. - John E. Bredehoft

March 2010. Back again. - John E. Bredehoft