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 Monday, April 09, 2001 It seems that the Dream Theater DVD / video nightmare still hasn't ended... For some reason, the item has disappeared from CDnow.com AGAIN, and customers have been sent a "sorry, your item is backordered" message... What a drag!!! posted by Mark Bredius on Monday, April 09, 2001  Thursday, April 05, 2001 If you ever order stuff from CDnow and appreciate the time and effort I put into the websites I maintain for Dream Theater, Spock's Beard, TransAtlantic, Porcupine Tree, Chroma Key, Steve Hogarth, etc., please bookmark this link and make your future purchases through it... That way I'll earn credit towards free CD's from CDnow, which means I will be able to save my pennies for some much needed therapy. ;o) Thanks for your support! PS: If you really want to do me a big huge favour, sign up for and buy something through eBates. They will pay you $5 just for signing up, and you will get up to 25% off your purchases at popular online stores through them. Sounds like a good deal to me. :o) posted by Mark Bredius on Thursday, April 05, 2001 Ok, I am now officially fed up with all of Dream Theater's "Metropolis 2000" DVD / Video release date bullshit. First, the release got pushed back one month (from February to March), which seems to happen with every release these days. Then the release of the DVD got pushed back another month (from March to April) due to manufacturing problems. The VHS release got pushed back as well, because the record label insisted on a simultaneous release. As a result, CDnow cancelled all pre-orders, which caused lots of confusion. CDnow was kept completely in the dark by the record label about the new release date, which meant it took ages for them to start accepting pre-orders again. The record label finally came up with a new release date: April 24th. One week later, all sorts of other release dates start popping up on online stores in various countries, ranging from April 9th (UK) to April 16th (Germany). So much for a worldwide simultaneous release! This morning I learned that the VHS has already been available in Japan since March 22nd. What the hell??? And supposedly the Japanese release date for the DVD is May 9th. So now you're thinking "What a mess! Can it get any worse?"... ...Yes it can!!! Here's an excerpt from a message Amazon.com sent to those who pre-ordered the "Metropolis 2000" from them: Greetings from Amazon.comMeanwhile, Tower Records has updated their release date to May 8th. While all this shit is going on, their joke of a record label seems to be doing nothing to help clear this mess up (PS: Their site sucks too). I... am... too... tired... for... this... posted by Mark Bredius on Thursday, April 05, 2001 Tuesday, April 03, 2001 At the last minute, I decided to (sort of) integrate the Dream Theater International Fan Club site into the Official Dream Theater Site... I made a new template for the DTIFC site based on the Dream Theater site... I replaced the photos of Dream Theater's Roseland show in the left sidebar by scans of DTIFC fanzines... I simplified the header and replaced "Dream Theater" by the "Theater Of Dreams" logo... Well, take a look... You can easily switch back and forth between the DT site and the DTIFC site through the links above the header... The guys from the DTIFC like it, so I'm happy... :o) posted by Mark Bredius on Tuesday, April 03, 2001 Most people (including Mike Portnoy and Jordan Rudess) seem to dig the new design for www.dreamtheater.net... However, there are some exceptions, such as Mr. fdnhdghj dfgdfgdfgfdg who sent me the following letter: Oh man, the new layout on dreamtheater.netOh well, you can't please everyone... :o) posted by Mark Bredius on Tuesday, April 03, 2001 Saturday, March 31, 2001 I wanted to launch the new design for www.dreamtheater.net on April 1st, and briefly mentioned this on yesterday's Dream Theater newsletter... However, I worked my butt off... finished ahead of time, and didn't want to wait... So now it's up & running a day earlier than planned... :o) Mike Portnoy found out about the new site before I got around to telling him... He says it looks great!... I'm glad he likes it. :o) I want to give the DTIFC site a new look that is similar to www.dreamtheater.net's new design... But I really need to relax and take a break for at least a few days... I worked on www.dreamtheater.net pretty much non-stop during my spare time for the last eight days... I deserve it, dontcha think? :o) My next "web project" will be a site for Nick D'Virgilio, the drummer of Spock's Beard... He's working on a solo project which will feature guest appearances by members of Spock's Beard, John Petrucci (Dream Theater), Roland Orzabal (Tears For Fears), Jonatha Brooke, Mike Keneally (Beer For Dolphins, Steve Vai) and Brian Beller (Beer For Dolphins)... There's a good chance we'll have rough demos and studio updates on his site... Should be cool... The only "problem" (challenge?) is that I have nothing to go on, design-wise... There's no album artwork yet... And I have no idea what Nick's solo material will be like... I should've said no to this project, because I simply don't have the time... But Nick is a very talented singer, performer and multi instrumentalist... I'll squeeze it in. :o) Speaking of Nick... I am hooked on Kevin Gilbert's "The Shaming Of The True" (Nick worked on that)... I'm really bummed out that I didn't check Kevin out sooner, because then I would've bought the limited edition of "The Shaming Of The True", which unfortunately is now sold out... Oh well, you can't have everything!... posted by Mark Bredius on Saturday, March 31, 2001 Thursday, March 29, 2001 Things are looking up for dreamtheater.net's new design... On Friday night, March 23rd, after weeks and weeks of sketching and making test pages, I finally came up with something I actually liked. As usual, it is completely different from any of those initial sketches or test pages. Over the last week I have spent pretty much every single free minute of my time on the new design... I hope to have the new Dream Theater website up and running this Sunday. I hope everyone (of course, especially the band) will like it. :o) The final template and graphics are ready, and I have manually fixed up approximately 230(!) pages of content... I still have to make templates for the message board, search engine results, the various scripts I use on the site, and pick a new colour scheme for the free email section. In other words, still lots of work left. I should have a promo copy of Dream Theater's upcoming DVD release any day now... I actually bought a DVD player especially for this DVD, and I'm really looking forward to seeing it... It's gonna kick ass! I also "discovered" a new band called the Supreme Beings Of Leisure last weekend and I'm hooked... Cool eclectic stuff with a female singer... Check out their website, it's pretty cool (wish I could do that kind of stuff)... They have samples on their site, and a very cool Flash video clip... I'm currently also really enjoying Kevin Gilbert's "The Shaming Of The True". Two weeks ago (Friday, March 16th) I went to see Porcupine Tree with my friends Jasja and Margriet... The show was awesome... The setlist contained most of the songs they played last year when they opened for Dream Theater... Afterwards, we met up with the guys from the DTIFC who gave me a cool DTIFC bomberjack... They're all very cool guys. We then went to see if we could talk with the band for a few minutes... The first one we ran into was bassplayer Edwin Colin... He mentioned I had changed since last time we spoke, but he did recognize me from the stage during the show... Steven Wilson came out next and signed my No-Man promo... Chris Maitland came out last and signed my "Lightbulb Sun" booklet (the others already signed it for me last year in Den Bosch)... Chris also asked for my address so he could send me some photos for the website... Keyboardist Richard Barbieri joked and told us that this was as good as they would get... there was no need for us to ever see them live again. I don't think we'll take his word for it. ;o) I will hopefully see the Tree again on May 26th, when they open for Marillion in Amsterdam. Believe it or not, it looks like I will be doing yet ANOTHER official website soon... Yes, I'm a maniac. posted by Mark Bredius on Thursday, March 29, 2001 Thursday, March 15, 2001 Check out the "CD Reviews" section for new reviews I wrote of Esthero's breathtaking album "Breath From Another", Nelly Furtado's trendy and diverse "Whoa, Nelly!", Poe's emotional pop masterpiece "Haunted" and Dido's very popular "No Angel" album. With the exception of Poe's "Haunted", these are all trip-hop influenced debut albums. Coming soon (?) are reviews of Derek Sherinian's "Inertia", TransAtlantic's "Live In America" and No-Man's "Returning Jesus". posted by Mark Bredius on Thursday, March 15, 2001 Monday, March 12, 2001 Dream Theater fans, check out the official site for a brand new trailer of the upcoming "Metropolis 2000" DVD / video release. It's a RealVideo file of approximately 3.5 MB in size (zipped) and one minute in length. Enjoy! By the way, I am stilllll trying to re-design dreamtheater.net. As usual, I have had many ideas that I liked, but didn't like enough to look at for a whole year. Most likely I will end up with a design that is completely different from what I initially had in mind. I don't know why, but somehow it always works out that way... Derek Sherinian's new solo album "Inertia" rocks... I've been listening to it all weekend... My current favourite is the song "Astroglide", which sounds like a long lost U.K. track thanks to the appearance of violinist Jerry Goodman... Both Derek and myself are big fans of U.K. (Derek prefers the debut album, I prefer "Danger Money"), which is cool... Anyway, check out samples of "Inertia" here. posted by Mark Bredius on Monday, March 12, 2001 Sunday, March 11, 2001 For those of you who use ICQ and want to get rid of the ad banners that magically appeared a few days ago, download the "Bannerless ICQ program"... You'll need ICQ2000b v4.63 build #3279 for it to work, so you might have to upgrade... posted by Mark Bredius on Sunday, March 11, 2001 Saturday, March 10, 2001 Last Sunday, I finally gave "Planet Itchy" a little makeover that I feel like sticking with for a while... Hope you like it! I've also added Spock's Beard samples to SpocksBeard.com, so check those out if you've never heard any of their music... Thanks go out to Jim Harrel (PapaJimH) for making the samples and for being such a cool dude. A few days ago, I received an advance copy of the "TransAtlantic Live In America" double CD from Inside Out... It's awesome as expected (I'm listening to it right now)... Even got two URLs (TransAtlanticWeb.com and SpocksBeard.com) in the liner notes (unfortunately no mention of DreamTheater.net), a mention as TransAtlantic's webmaster and a thank you from Neal Morse... I feel all fuzzy inside now. :o) The European release date is March 12th... Today, I also received a promo of Derek Sherinian's upcoming album "Inertia" in the mail, and it rocks!... Very bombastic instrumental jazz prog fusion, or whatever you want to call it... Good stuff... If you're into Planet X, then you'll love this album as well... The album features Toto's Steve Lukather and Simon Phillips, Zakk Wylde, Tony Franklin (bassplayer on Derek's solo album "Planet X" and Tom Kennedy (bassplayer on Planet X's album "Universe")... "Inertia" will be released worldwide in April 2001. This morning I went out and bought myself a ticket for Fish (former singer of Marillion)... He'll be doing a concert at the NighTTown club here in Rotterdam on May 10th... For Dream Theater fans, this is where Dream Theater did their special semi-unplugged fanclub concert in 1998. This will be like the 15th or so time that I am seeing Fish live. :o) Unfortunately, Fish doesn't exactly have a consistent band and drummer Dave "Squeeky" Stewart and bassplayer Steve Vantsis will not be there. :o( Good news is that both Brian May (Queen) and Steve Lukather (Toto) will be contributing solos to one of the songs ("3D") on Fish's new album "Fellini Days", along with Fish's guitarist John Wesley... Should be cool. :o) posted by Mark Bredius on Saturday, March 10, 2001 Thursday, March 01, 2001 You know what?... I need to learn to relax... I need to learn to say "no"... I need to learn to delete emails with stupid questions from lazy people who could have found the answers by themselves but figured it would be easier to just email the webmaster and wait for him to reply... Believe me, I get plenty of those... Unfortunately, I'm just too damn helpful for my own good... Until now?... We'll see. ;o) I've been listening to a lot of mellow music lately, which helps... Just an hour ago I downloaded some great songs you should definitely consider checking out... The No-Man site currently offers a previously unreleased track called "All The Reasons", which was recorded in 1994. The Henry Fool site has two great mp3 downloads from their upcoming debut album. Both projects feature Tim Bowness on vocals... Also, check out the new Marillion song "This Is The 21st Century", which you can download for free at MP3.com... It's taken from their album "Anoraknophobia", which will be released on May 7th... I love this song... It's mellow... It's trip-hop-ish... It's exactly the kind of stuff I'm into right now... Please support Marillion by listening to this song and by telling all your friends about it... These guys are kicking ass in the "Alternative" chart on MP3.com, but it's not going to last much longer if people stop downloading the song... Thanks! Speaking of MP3.com, I started my own little "Itchy" radio station there two days ago... Basically, you compile a list of songs that you like on MP3.com, so that other people can listen to your selection... The reality, however, is that countless people will politely compliment you on your choice of songs and then beg you to add their band and songs to your station... Oh well, check it out... I've got some great songs there... I now have seven weeks left to re-design the Dream Theater site... I already came up with a few things, but nothing I would like to look at for the next year or so... I wanted to have a new design up and running in early March, but I've decided I'm not going to get too worked up about it... It'll happen when it happens... Same thing goes for the TransAtlantic site... Right now, I'm much more interested in coming up with a cool new design for Planet Itchy... By the way, check out the new section at the bottom of the links page... I went through my bookmarks and compiled a list of some of the coolest, funniest and most entertaining sites on the Internet... I highly recommend "Exploding Dog" (no, it's not what you think it's about)... Enjoy. :o) posted by Mark Bredius on Thursday, March 01, 2001 Thursday, February 22, 2001 As usual, I've been too busy to post here... sorry... :o( More than ever before, I get the feeling I'm spreading myself way too thin... There's just too much going on right now for one guy to handle... I'm still trying to redesign DreamTheater.net to go with the upcoming video / DVD release... Unfortunately due to technical problems, the DVD's release date has been postponed until April 24th (read the press release here)... CDnow has cancelled all pre-orders, which of course caused a lot of confusion among the fans... Guess who most people email first to find out what's going on?... Yup, you've guessed it, me... An exclusive unreleased Chroma Key demo has just been added to mp3.com, which will need the necessary promotion... TransAtlantic will be releasing a live double album early next month, and I'm planning to redesign TransAtlanticWeb.com for that as well... I need to add a cool article to SpocksBeard.com but I just can't find the strength right now to re-format the HTML for the website... I'm completely stressed out and my carpal tunnel syndrome is killing me... The year 2000 rocked for me, but so far 2001 has been downhill all the way... If you think you have what it takes to cheer me up, by all means email me and give it a shot... Sorry for whining... posted by Mark Bredius on Thursday, February 22, 2001 Sunday, February 11, 2001 Planet Itchy can now be reached through PlanetItchy.com!... Actually, I registered that domain through NameZero for free five months ago... But I never used it because of the huge ad frame at the bottom... Starting this month, people will be able to upgrade their free account to a advertising free Plus account for $25/year... :o) I've made lots of small changes to Planet Itchy that you probably won't notice at first glance... I've redone the title image and section buttons and added two new sections: ProgNews and Coupons. "ProgNews" contains the 15 most recent headlines from dreamtheater.net, spocksbeard.com, transatlanticweb.com, porcupinetree.com and stevehogarth.com... That alone should be enough reason to occasionally drop by this place. ;o) "Coupons" contains an extensive list of coupons for popular online stores... Another good reason to bookmark this place. :o) It's actually a customized version of my HappyCoupons website... Anyway, enjoy and come back often. :o) posted by Mark Bredius on Sunday, February 11, 2001 Tuesday, January 23, 2001 Finally, the new design for SpocksBeard.com is up & running! Hope you guys like it! As usual, I made a whole bunch of sketches and ended up doing something completely different... I'm kind of sad to see the old design go after only such a short time (5-6 months), but at least I still have a copy on my PC. I also just received a TransAtlantic Diary update from Pete Trewavas about the NAMM trade event and TransAtlantic's performance there. Mike's job is done, so he returned to New York... It's cool to see the other guys are keeping the diary thing going. :O) As you may have read on dreamtheater.net, the release date for Dream Theater's upcoming live video / DVD has been pushed back to March 20th... That kind of sucks, but at least it gives me a little more time to come up with a new design for the website. The record label is insisting on using the same cover as the "Scenes From A Memory" album for this release... I still want to redesign the site, because after a year and a half the current look is getting kind of old... posted by Mark Bredius on Tuesday, January 23, 2001 Sunday, January 14, 2001 I've just added a cool "Prog News" page to Planet Itchy that some of you might find helpful... It contains the latest headlines from DreamTheater.net, SpocksBeard.com, TransAtlanticWeb.com, PorcupineTree.com and SteveHogarth.com. Right now, you can access the "Prog News" page through the button in the top right of all the pages on Planet Itchy. When I redesign this place, it'll have its own place on the navigation bar. Enjoy! :o) posted by Mark Bredius on Sunday, January 14, 2001 It's 3:33am now, and I just spent the last six hours or so working on a new design for SpocksBeard.com... Things are coming along nicely... It looks more stylish (ala PorcupineTree.com), but I'm not sure if I like it better than the current SpocksBeard.com look... Maybe it has to grow on me. Today I also received some more updates for the TransAtlantic Studio Diary, and even some cool TransAtlantic photos. Check it out! posted by Mark Bredius on Sunday, January 14, 2001 Saturday, January 13, 2001 Got a website? Want a free poster? Do what I did with my Tori Amos fansite: Become an AllPosters affiliate, wait for someone to buy a poster through your link, and then you get to pick a free poster for yourself. :-) (of course, you can also buy a poster through your own link and get two posters for the price of one) I got myself a cool Roger Dean poster, called "Blue Desert", which was used for the cover of the Anderson Bruford Wakeman Howe album. posted by Mark Bredius on Saturday, January 13, 2001 Monday, January 08, 2001 I just added the first two notes from Neal Morse (Spock's Beard) and Mike Portnoy (Dream Theater) to the TransAtlantic Studio Diary at TransAtlanticWeb.com. Check it out! :o) Also take a look at this cool keyboard I found online today. I'd love to give that puppy a try. :o) posted by Mark Bredius on Monday, January 08, 2001 Sunday, January 07, 2001 Yay! I finally got my Dido DVD single to work properly on my new DVD player (thanks Noxon!). Turns out my TV has two SCART inputs, but only one of them supports NTSC. According to Murphy's Law, I was of course using the other one. I'm currently waiting for a CDR to arrive with the art files that were used for the limited edition of Spock's Beard's "V" album. As soon as I have this, I will try to come up with something cool for SpocksBeard.com. Stay tuned! posted by Mark Bredius on Sunday, January 07, 2001 Saturday, January 06, 2001 This afternoon I had some fun "redesigning" my grossly neglected InfoFreak site. The old version was a parody on the InfoSeek search engine. Last year or so, Disney bought InfoSeek and put it on Go.com. So, naturally, I had to turn InfoFreak into a Go.com parody. :o) posted by Mark Bredius on Saturday, January 06, 2001 Thursday, January 04, 2001 If you're a Porcupine Tree fan, make sure you drop by PorcupineTree.com. We've just added a new exclusive MP3. The track is called "Moonloop Part 2", and it's a 9:50 minute long improvisation recorded in June 1994. I also received a note from Neal Morse that the TransAtlantic live video will be released on February 1st, 2001, and that he's ready to start taking pre-orders through the Radiant Records site... It turned out to be quite convenient that I do the Radiant Records site, as well as the official sites for TransAtlantic, Spock's Beard and Dream Theater. All four sites got updated simultaneously with mucho cross promotion. :o) I also sent out announcements to five mailinglists and the Spock's Beard / TransAtlantic newsletter about the TransAtlantic video, along with a plug for the Porcupine Tree mp3. Much easier than keeping four seperate webmasters up to date, wouldn't you say? :o) By the way... Keep an eye on the official TransAtlantic website for (hopefully) frequent updates from the studio... I suggested this to Mike Portnoy, and Mike, Neal and Pete all thought it was a great idea. John Silverwood of the Flower Kings fanclub also suggested some sort of collaboration for the Spock's Beard site (starting with a long interview), which should be interesting. I have also been putting a lot of thought into the possibility of building some kind of prog supersite. But I'll have to think a lot of things through and find some free time to actually make that happen. Don't expect anything in the next two or three months. posted by Mark Bredius on Thursday, January 04, 2001 Monday, January 01, 2001 Well, it looks like the cat's out of the bag and I didn't even know... The new official site I've been so secretive about is SpocksBeard.com. The plan was to move my SpocksBeard.org fansite to SpocksBeard.com in early December, and then launch a completely redesigned SpocksBeard.com on 01/01/2001. Unfortunately, the former took ages to happen and the latter didn't work out either. Finally, after sending three emails and waiting for two weeks, Spock's Beard's server dude switched SpocksBeard.com over to my SB site... ...aaand forgot to tell me. So now my site's been on SpocksBeard.com for the last four days, and I only just now found out by coincidence. Wonderful. Anyway, stay tuned for a completely redesigned SpocksBeard.com, which will hopefully be launched at the beginning of February. After that, I'll have to start working on DreamTheater.net's new look. Hey, man's gotta have a hobby, right? posted by Mark Bredius on Monday, January 01, 2001 Sunday, December 31, 2000 What you're looking at now is not the completely redesigned "Planet Itchy" I had in mind... This is just a quick fix, 'cuz I had to get rid of the Christmas stuff. :o) By the way, I love that thing in the top left of the header... It's based on something I threw together while playing with Paint Shop Pro 7. Ok, less than an hour and a half left until 2001... Back to the family. :o) posted by Mark Bredius on Sunday, December 31, 2000 Saturday, December 30, 2000 Hmmmmm..... I just tried one last time, and now that region code hack seems to work.... Except, I still get a grey picture with a lot of static on that DVD single...... Weird..... Anyway, think I'll go watch "Casper" on TV now. posted by Mark Bredius on Saturday, December 30, 2000 I recently bought a cool Aiwa XD-DV370 DVD player because of the upcoming Dream Theater DVD... I insisted on getting a region free player, so I wouldn't be stuck with just buying European region 2 discs... The salesman guaranteed me that the "instructions" (a xeroxed piece of paper with codes) included in the box would let me set it to any region I wanted. With this in mind, I ordered a cool region 1 DVD single of Dido's "Here With Me" (doesn't she look awesome on that cover?!). Well, guess what... I can't play it. The region code hack just won't work on my machine. Ugh. By the way... It looks like I will be starting the new year off as a redhead (I would've prefered WITH a redhead, but oh well). Check out the hair dye I bought today. Cool eh? I really wanted to have a new "Planet Itchy" ready for the new year, but guess what... It's December 30th and I've come up with exactly nothing so far. It also looks like I will be delaying the launch of that new official site I've been mentioning. Maybe mid January or early February, don't know. Apparently, the guy who is running this band's webserver isn't a devoted fan like myself... Otherwise things would've gone a lot smoother and the site would've been up weeks ago. Oh well, I have plenty of other stuff to do. No hurries... Maybe I'll spend some time tomorrow to make those obligatory best of 2000 lists (CD's, concerts, whatever)... Maybe even see if I can come up with some New Year's resolutions... We'll see... posted by Mark Bredius on Saturday, December 30, 2000 Tuesday, December 26, 2000 Unfortunately, I still haven't made any progress with that official site I mentioned two days ago. So instead I gave "Itchy's Dream Theater Homepage" a little upgrade. Mostly because it looked like crap, but also because it had some stuff I wanted to get rid of. Maybe next week I'll do "Itchy's Marillion Homepage". posted by Mark Bredius on Tuesday, December 26, 2000 Sunday, December 24, 2000 I now have exactly one week left to take over and redesign the official site for one of my favourite bands. Yet, somehow, I can't seem to come up with anything good. You know, that always happens when I set a deadline for myself. First, I will spend weeks making sketches on paper. Then I will try some things in Paint Shop Pro and make a template or two. Finally, I'll get inspired and come up with something completely different. For instance, I spent two months trying to come up with something cool for the Steve Hogarth site. Then one weekend I got inspired and designed something completely different, which I call the "Lightshow" look. Things just have to feel right, you know? posted by Mark Bredius on Sunday, December 24, 2000 Saturday, December 23, 2000 Got some cool CD's in the mail from CDnow today:
The Hackett CD contains post-GTR recordings from 1986 that weren't released until this year. After listening to it, I can see why (I expected it to be a lot better). The album features Ian Mosley (which, of course, is misspelled as Mosely all over the CD) and Pete Trewavas of Marillion and Brian May of Queen. I also played some Tomb Raider Chronicles today, and shot a bad-ass floating head in the eyes with a revolver with laser sight, blasted some lame gold Roman soldier with a shotgun, and slayed a three-headed dragon by jumping sideways and shooting it repeatedly with my pistols and shotgun. Yup, I rule. posted by Mark Bredius on Saturday, December 23, 2000 Friday, December 22, 2000 Got a cool Christmas present a few days ago: Tomb Raider Chronicles. You know, it's funny how Lara looks better with every new release, and how she can do things she couldn't do before. For instance, she can now walk tightropes. The game now also comes with a level editor, so that should be fun as well! If you're into Marillion and / or Steve Hogarth, check out the Official Steve Hogarth site for a hand written Christmas message from h. There will also be a cool surprise on dreamtheater.net at 6:00 on Christmas morning (EST), so check it out if you're a Dream Theater fan. posted by Mark Bredius on Friday, December 22, 2000 Tuesday, December 19, 2000 I'm currently taking some time off work, so that means I'll finally be able to catch up on some email... I will also be using the next two weeks to learn some new tricks with Paint Shop Pro 7 and possibly fix up some of my sites... By the way, to get into the Christmas spirit, check out the game "Elf Bowling 2 - Elves In Paradise" on NStorm.com. It's hilarious! HAPPY HOLIDAYS!!! posted by Mark Bredius on Tuesday, December 19, 2000 Thursday, December 07, 2000 Kevin Moore / Chroma Key fans might want to check out this cool Kevin Moore interview on Rock Reunion. posted by Mark Bredius on Thursday, December 07, 2000 Tuesday, December 05, 2000 If you're a loyal visitor of Planet Itchy (yeah right!), you may have noticed I started yet another site (yes, really)... This time it's a tiny fansite about Fisher, a duo that consists of the wonderful singer / lyricist Kathy Fisher and producer / composer / keyboardist Ron Wasserman. If you are a regular visitor of MP3.com, there is a good chance you have heard of Fisher and their Internet-hit "I Will Love You". If you haven't heard of Fisher yet, then make sure to stop by their MP3.com page to pick up some MP3's and visit their official site. I highly recommend their album "True North" PS: Here's a $10 coupon for CDnow. Enjoy :o) posted by Mark Bredius on Tuesday, December 05, 2000 
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