MORE CATS SOON TO COME!!! WILD SUMMER!!!

Hello! It's been a long hot summer. I attribute the heat to the lack of postings on this blog. But fear not! I have an armada of friends teeming at the gills ready to subsume your minds into kitty-music nirvana by courtesy of their yet-to-be posted videos of "CATS LISTENING TO MUSIC!!" Please be patient.

Cat Listening to Andrew Bird

Charity deftly contemplates exactly what "Fake Palindromes" are in the song of the same name.

Cat Listening to The Dicks

Simon cleans himself to the sounds of "Saturday Night at the Bookstore".

Cat Listens to Tim & Eric

Heathbar enjoys "Come Over".

Cat Listening to Big Star

Rosebud enjoys "Holocaust".

Hi

Blog just started. I got three videos of cats listening to music ready to go, I just need to add them. Why cats? I don't know. Cats seem reflexive around music. They seem to respond, participate, ignore. They go back and forth. They perk up, get bored. Their movements often seem to correspond to the beats, lyrics or rhythms of music and then suddenly drop off --- or it could all be a coincidence.

Either way, cats are very fun to watch listening to music. Also of note is the way environment affects cats concerning how they perceive music: my cat Simon, a skinny black male, loves talk radio in the car on the way to the vet, but abhors rock music; conversely, as you will soon see, he doesn't mind punk music when giving himself a bath on the bed.

I highly suggest you do the same and record your cat or cats on video, send it to me, and I'll put it on the ol' blog. It's really easy to do with a mac --- just play the music and use Photo Booth to record the video. It makes an annoying little noise when recording, but I don't mind. It adds a little charm to the whole scenario.

It'll be fun, and you can show off your cat, your musical tastes, and/or your cat-music compatibility matches.

So yes, "Cats Listening to Music."