Tunneling Like A Rat

The last three days have been as low key as they get. Various doctors appointments for my parents, and a job interview for my mom has kept me stuck at home. So it’s just been Playstation 2, and working on some songs for my new project. Not the most exciting time.

I did manage to watch Uwe Boll’s “1968 Tunnel Rats” which is about soldiers during the Vietnam War whose it was to climb into tunnels made by the Vietcong that would serve as command centers, living quarters, or passages to other parts of the jungle. Often times the tunnels, if not filled with enemy soldiers, where also brimming with traps.

It lived up to the half competent genius of Boll’s previous works. His use of natural light, choosing, a gritty subject matter, and decent actors made up the best parts, but he still doesn’t seem to know that having soldiers fire Rambo style into the jungle with no purpose doesn’t exactly fit a Vietnam epic. Not to mention the editing is a bit hay wire, but you do get to see a guy dismember a corpse in order to crawl past it if that’s your thing.

Oh and let me give a shout out to my home dude up who keeps the Earth safe from the jazz menace! Also check out my friend D.J. Ginsberg’s homepage for updates and a new lyrics section for his music.

Say… have you ever wanted to know what one of those Chi alchemy handbooks looks like that’s locked away in the top of a temple in the top of a mountain? Well it looks like this.

Oh and don’t forget to download my song here.