Dispatches by Adrian Conoza

It's already elections. I'm not a voter yet, but I'm still concerned with what will come up after the votes are cast. I also look at the coverage of every TV network, together with their large sets and nice graphics. I have always been an avid TV observant. But maybe this is the first time I felt that elections isn't much as hot as summer's heat(which was finally cooled down with the rain showers). Nonetheless, I like the creative jingles and even found out some campaign ads laughable, but I hate it when things don't make sense and turn out to be unreasonable. Like those who reference their relatives to entice voters. I thought of coming up with some music that can be related to elections.  Here are the 5 tunes I've come up with. 5. Geiger Counter|Kraftwerk Elections...Then why this sound?  Elections involve counting, which sometimes tend to be troubling. I just thought of counting while hearing this intro from Radio-Activity , a 70s album from a German ele...

Do you have something, or someone that you miss? I guess there's at least one. For me right now, I miss more of life. I, therefore, have to leave this workplace named cyberspace for long if I won't be doing anything productive here, except creating a post like this or dig more of music. Furthermore, there was school, and it made me miss a lot of things. Now it's summer, I get close to some things I've missed, but there are still things I'm still longing for. Here are the top 5 things I miss in life so far that struck my mind instantly and instantly landed into my notebook. Hope you'll like it! 5. My own piles of literature Before summer began, I hardly got some time reading books. I could hardly get through free time when almost all of my time before was spent in labor, demands, and stress, and lazy sleep. That's why today I do anything to get into the habit of reading once again. I still believe in the pleasure and contentment reading can give. It can driv...

This blogger has been interested to give some flair to the blog. This time, here are 5 reasons I thought could be good reasons why you'll possibly argue with your mama or dad on what's tuned in on your radio, unless you listen online or you have a personal one. 1. They just want music. Nothing more. Nothing less. They just want to listen to songs, and no talk. That's mostly because they get used to RJ 100's "three songs in a row". By the way, the mentioned station is the veteran in playing "oldies but goodies". They may even like Home Radio's easy-listening playlist, though DJs were already added, so it's no more automated until the wee hours. So they just want music that won't be interrupted except by station IDs or commercials 2. They won't relate to talk-oriented programs on FM. It's not a matter of class. It's just that they won't relate to the talk of the DJs before and after the music. I reasoned out before that it...