Hope for modern music, no hope for IE

Well, so far today has been relatively productive. I've got a bunch done, I've investigated a few bugs, and fixed a couple. As you can probably guess from my earlier post, IE is being its usual self once again - namely a complete ARSE. My "IE-Pissed-off-o-meter" currently reads at #ERROR: INTEGER OVERFLOW# percent.

But in other news, I picked up a new CD at lunchtime which I'm rather happy with. This time I've grabbed "In The Future" by Black Mountain, and I'm rather taken with it. Kind of like early Pink Floyd mixed with Led Zeppelin. I already had their first album, which was good but this one's just got more punch to it. Their myspace page has a few sample tracks, including "Stormy High", which is my current top pick from the new album.

That's two new CDs in the past week by current bands that I've actually liked (the other being "We Are Not The Infadels" by Infadels. Current bands that have been around for less than a decade. Less than three years each, in fact. Maybe there's some hope for the modern music scene after all!

Brief, mini-rantette.

Internet Explorer, you are like a carbuncle on a diseased dog's arse. You should be lanced before your pustulent secretions infect the world any further. That is all.