Herro Flom Japan

We stated off in Shibuya, took a little stroll through the Chocolate Rain, and ended up outside my house having a late night chat in lawn chairs.

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Some caveats:

• This is 40 minutes long. That's how long it took for me to lose 1000 yen. Some will love it being that long, some won't.
• I completly disown the part where I said, "Yeah Baby! Keep puttin' out!" It didn't sound as funny as I thought it would. In fact, I sound quite pathetic. I apologize.
• It sounds boring on speakers, but absolutely amazing on earbuds. In fact, it sounds like you're sitting right in front of the machine playing.
• I have no idea how the pachinko machine knew my name and kept calling it out

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Right now, for the first time I'm listening to the title song from the CD I bought from them earlier tonight. Holy shit. If I's CUBE doesn't end up making it really really big here, then either there's something seriously wrong with collective musical taste of this country, or there are hordes of incredibly talented Japanese female vocalists that I don't know about yet, and Ai Ujita is just a drop in the bucket.

And to think that not just me, but all of us were less than a minute away from totally missing their performance. It's funny how fate works sometimes, isn't it?

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Why yes, in fact I did spend hours thinking up that title, thank you very much. This one ran just a little too long for my tastes. If others think so too, I'll cut out some of the dead air next time.

It amazes me how not in tune I am with what works or doesn't work in my own podcasts. It almost seems as if the more uncomfortable I am with something–the content, the delivery, or the editing–the more it resonates with listeners.

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