Dan Brown – The Lost Symbol (A Review)
Posted by Gallivanter in Books, Reviews on 06. Oct, 2009 | 15 Comments
Maybe I had high expectations after “Angels & Demons” and “Da Vinci Code” became my 2 favorite books of all time. I only have one word to describe Dan Brown’s latest book – lost! The book title regrettably summarizes the story, “The Lost Plot” would’ve been a better depiction. Dan Brown is renowned for infusing facts into [...]
Dan Brown’s Upcoming Novel Launching in September 2009 – OLE!
Posted by Gallivanter in Books on 23. Apr, 2009 | 14 Comments
[ad] “Angels & Demons” is my favorite fiction book to date – except the part where the lead role conveniently jumps off a helicopter without a parachute and glides all the way down with some cloth (I forgot what he used). I enjoyed “Da Vinci Code” but “Angels & Demons” is a better book in [...]
Expose Mistik on Astro Prima – Converting Demons?
Posted by Gallivanter in Amusement on 15. Jan, 2009 | 30 Comments
[ad] I was channel surfing a couple of weeks ago, which I hardly do, since it’s ASTRO, as my channel choices are limited to the 7s and 8s, and came across Astro Prima, and caught a program called Expose Mistik, smack dab in the middle of a exorcism by some imam in God knows where. [...]
Bon Jovi – Two Story Town (Crush 2000)
Posted by Gallivanter in Bon Jovi on 28. Dec, 2008 | Comments Off
[ad] This Bon Jovi song has similarities with Joan Osborne’s One of Us when Jon takes on the verses. Nevertheless, it is a catchy track. It speaks of going around in a merry-go-round, about being stuck in a rut that you can’t get out off. Nothing changes, when you turn on the TV, same shit [...]
Hinder – Heaven Sent (Take it to the Limit)
Posted by Gallivanter in Music Reviews on 08. Nov, 2008 | 5 Comments
[ad] I listened to Hinder’s sophomore album a couple of days before it was officially released. My initial thoughts were shanghaied by their latest effort. Hinder’s Lips of an Angel was my number 1 track of 2006, and this album, may not have something as effective as that song, but it’s a much better album [...]
