I’ve come to find out that I’m really really dull. James is awol (absent with leave), but Jay slogs on without him.
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This week’s topics:
Jay talks about not having James, but he’s in the mood to spin some mp3s.
Jay distances himself from the dorky dj; talks about how a lot is going on but then doesn’t talk about what it is. Some more talk about missing James. Oh so lonely.
Popular music can be good music? Maybe? We’ll find out someday. However, it is for sure the first time we’ve used the term “false dichotomy” in a podcast. Shout out to Point Loma.
Songs: Lisa Hannigan, Be My Husband: The Jai-Alai Savant, Scarlet Johansen Why Don’t You Love Me: DJ BC, Hold it Together Now: Voxtrot, Raised By Wolves: Someone Still Loves You Boris Yeltsin, House Fire
by james
04 Oct 2005 at 17:30
Well done. I like the songs a lot. It made me somehow sad listening to the podcast; it made me yearn for the care-free reckless days of the Ruy Lopez show.
by Socks
05 Oct 2005 at 11:27
Happiness is my feedburner telling me Ruy is back.
Jay, you have a mission from God to get the band back together.
by Ryan K
13 Oct 2005 at 23:28
We need more Ruy. Keep it up.
James, you sound eerily similar to the acura spokesman in the beginning of NPR podcasts. Give it a listen. It’s you.
by Seth
20 Oct 2005 at 10:01
what is Allah’s name is going on with this show?
i swear…
i swear…
i swear…
by Seth
20 Oct 2005 at 10:12
listening to this ruy twice, because i feel like
a part of me is missing. a very chess like piece
of my podcasting heart.
by Ken
25 Oct 2005 at 18:02
I appreciate your perseverence! I found I needed a full Ruy-fix…so I went back and downloaded all your podcasts from #1, so I could listen to the chess-ness back-to-back!
by jay
27 Oct 2005 at 00:09
keep listening friends. we’ll have a live show soon as Jay’s on his way to Philly manana! (Yes, I’m too lazy to find the ascii tilda).