Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, I proudly present to you an update roughly four months in the making (I’ve been working on it since Duke Nukem died back in May): the brand new Alternative-Internet.com main page – complete with better organization, more information, and a vastly improved look and feel. Formerly the main page was but four blocks of text broken up rather uninspiringly by horizontal lines, but after a lot of tweaking and experimentation, it now features a whopping six blocks all filled (or waiting to be filled) with really great stuff.
To kick off that “really great stuff,” Quezon has completed a brand new addition to the Adventures of Barg series – Barg the Rocker – it’s the first Barg in a little over a year, and it does not disappoint. Featuring the full cast of favourites – Barg, Joe, Tina, and Marvin – it’s sure to rock your socks off! (Pun intended.)
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Barg was just being a nice rocking chair one day outside crazy Steve’s house. Crazy Steve loved to rock Barg back and forth whilst shooting at all the salesmen who stopped by to say hello. As Barg aided the old fart in his forward and back motions, he thought to himself this is the life.
If you are looking for a definitive “yes” or “no” on The Crying Light, forget it – after several listens, I still have no idea whether I hated or loved the album. What I do have to say, I’ll keep short, because, as I said, I’m just not sure. When I first started listening to The Crying Light, I was sure I was going to love it: the first track, Her Eyes are Underneath the Ground, was gorgeous. Lead singer Antony Hegarty’s vocals perfectly compliment the smooth, calm melodies softly played on the piano and strings.