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While “right thing” may be an overstatement, it's a good thing to see a conservative pastor, especially a homophobic one, speaking out against Uganda's laws requiring imprisonment and imposing the death penalty for homosexual behavior. On the other hand, congratulating a pastor for speaking out against injustice is a classic “Congratulations. Did you want a cookie for that?” moment.
Day: December 11, 2009
Friday Random 15: Out of Rotation
I keep a playlist in iTunes, and on my iPod, that consists of highly rated songs (4 stars or better) that I haven’t heard in at least a year. It’s called Out of Rotation, and it always surprises me in a positive way. Today, when I needed a pickup after car trouble, it came through. Here’s the playlist:
- Johnny Cash, “Belshazzar” (Complete Sun Singles, Vol. 2)
- Liz Phair, “Chopsticks” (Whip-Smart)
- Pernice Brothers, “Waiting for the Universe” (Yours, Mine and Ours)
- Sonic Youth, “Radical Adults Lick Godhead Style” (Murray Street)
- Ted Leo/Pharmacists, “The High Party” (Hearts of Oak)
- Yo La Tengo, “Nothing but You and Me” (Summer Sun)
- UNKLE, “Nursery Rhyme Breather” (Psyence Fiction)
- The Raconteurs, “Blue Veins” (Broken Boy Soldiers)
- The Raconteurs, “Intimate Secretary” (Broken Boy Soldiers)
- Pixies, “River Euphrates” (Surfer Rosa)
- Gillian Welch, “Revelator” (Time (The Revelator))
- Gillian Welch, “My First Lover” (Time (The Revelator))
- Chemical Brothers, “Elektrobank” (Dig Your Own Hole)
- Prince, “Wherever U Go, Whatever U Do” (Rave Un2 the Joy Fantastic)
- Elvis Presley, “New Orleans” (The King of Rock ‘n” Roll: The Complete ’50s Singles)