Soundwaves from Noodle

 Hey everyone it is Jack/Noodle here once again, in recent days I’ve been not as busy but in two weeks time I’ll be in Scotland doing my favourite things; exploring and doodling and being with my other sparks fan, my dog Esme. Todays episode is an analysis of a song from the Lil Beethoven record which I relate very heavily to as a queer individual and I thought I’d put my brains thoughts on this song into words at long last. Today we are discussing the song “I Married Myself” and what is interesting about this album is that it is 2 days younger than me, so on the release date I was a tiny baby barely aware of anything but my dad was out every night celebrating my birth. But I thought since I’m currently really enjoying the Lil Beethoven album (this is me asking people to buy me the album physically) I thought now would be the perfect time to share my analysis.  Ron by himself Before I get into my analysis I thought I’d explain what asexual means. Asexual is where one feels no to little

 Hey everyone, Jack here and today’s episode comes out on Ron's birthday, I can’t believe the man is 79 years old!?!? Anyways, before getting into today’s episode I would like to say a huge happy birthday to the man himself, he has many times made me happy and feel safe in being a writer. Before starting this blog, I was very self conscious of my writings, often I hid them well away asides the odd bit of poetry or funny lists I made about what man was attractive. When I began getting into this band I soon quickly fell in love with how Ron wrote music, it’s almost like a short film or a diary window into Ron’s mind. Before I properly begin, I’d like to add I’m not a writer by trade, my main trade is illustration and writing for me just helps me explore more of my creative brain juices as often times I find myself overwhelmed by so many ideas and thoughts I just know some can’t be drawn. In this episode I’ve tried to illustrate these feelings and examples I discuss but it’s incredibl