Slowly slammin' the sledgehammer

For the first time in a long time, April and I had no plans for a Friday/Saturday/Sunday stint of ... yardwork. Blech!
On the plus side, I did get to swing the 10lb sledgehammer for a few hours breaking concrete, moving concrete, breaking concrete, moving concrete. It needs to get done and I don't mind doing it.
Music has been typical as of late, not much new stuff coming across my desk, but I am looking forward to the new Neil Young docu/concert flick "Heart of Gold." It will be neat to compare his '77 shows from "Rust Never Sleeps" with this which was filmed at Nashville's Rhyman Auditorium last year.

The list:
Low "Things we Lost in the Fire"
Johnny Cash "Unchained"
Iron & Wine "The Creek Drank the Candle"
Wolfmother "Wolfmother"
Neil Young "Comes a Time"

Wolfmother is getting a lot of hype on message boards and music sites. I borrowed the disc from a friend at work and I give it a solid 7 out of ten on first listen. More serious about their metal than The Darkness. Almost as stylized and poppy as Local H or the White Stripes. Worth a sale bin purchase for sure, but no recently released CD is worth full price.

-DJr.-