yesterday’s show. Can’t upload a tracklisting to the mother site right now for some reason so gonna put it here:
S02E17 “Billy Bob Thornton” diggin in the crates, talkin bout movies
-intro-
heartbeat - taana gardner (larry levan club version)
now or never - wu tang (parson rmx)
ahh so fresh - rsk
rollin hard dub - don froth
life is a battle - snatcha
gutter - doctor j
the internet - doctor j
destiny dub - c23
good vibrations - robbing hood
beginning to shake - rumblejunkie
corn in ya gob - bet middler
disko rekah - loefah
trust nobody - sp:mc
don’t leave - sdm
bass culture - zero g
whistle while you work - decree & enuf
salute the herb rmx - clone a side
dubstep thug - stylust
haterz everywhere we go - b.o.b.
take that - noah d & babylon system
sickstep rewind - syanide
pump up the volume rmx - dread foxx
truth & rights - bmc & dj nine
fist of dubstep - l drift & low ki (radical guru rmx)
layin in bed - matty g
i’m lovin - d1
sway - whistla
play dead - kinetek & substacja
biohazard - autopilot
lion - sick rebel
folks in the drop top - soapdubz
7th dynasty - forensix
orbital halcyon rmx - fm campers
papua new guinea rmx - forensics
what you won’t do for love - bobby caldwell (dz rmx)
zingolo - tinny (doorly rmx)
bucky rmx - tek step
six million dollar man - cheebs
relax take notes rmx - xi
big killaz - parson & skint
at the river - groove armada
Lady Gaga “D’Yer Maker”
This is dated 1/20/06 so I guess hey, don’t give up on your dreams y’all.
Oh, but did you see the details?
This is one of the best shows on tv…it just happens to be a cartoon.
(Season debut is up at Adult Swim if ya missed it last Sun)
This week’s radio show. I went back to my junglist roots for this one—three hours of liquid funk to make your Fri afternoon all pretty-yet-uptempo. It was a lot of fun!
-intro-
pulse of the rhyme flow - ice t
party train - gap band
the beat - peshay
show em what you got - influx uk
papa lover - dj stretch (serum rmx)
livin music - bassface sascha
let me tell you - dj marky & bungle
blackout - logistics
tell me - specific
life begins at 40 - furney
3am - m.i.s.t. vs high contrast
for all the people - the invaderz
love’s theme - chase & status
the other side - calibre & high contrast
25th floor - dj marky & bungle
urban theme - redeyes
feelings - shy fx & t power
lady love - mutt ft nemesis visionary
it’s your jazz - atlantic connection
something special - subz
de nomination - random movement
no matter what - mistabishi
lovesick - high contrast
we all - l.a.o.s.
late run - sub focus & brookes brothers
cultural shift - bcee
midnight rmx - m.i.s.t.
on the run - electrosoul system
f zero - brookes brothers
blue magic rmx - dj ss
can’t stop this fire - calibre
children of dub - mir crew
jah promise - white label
rivers of babylon - melodians
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“We remember the decade a little differently—not with poptimist lenses or with whatever beer goggles make you think Kid A isn’t boring, but with cold, hard, honest eyes that see the last 10 years as an irredeemable shitpile that makes disco’s final cokefarts look like Woodstock.”
Well, if you’re going to be like that … go right ahead!
It does seem a little reductive to look at it that way, but certainly not irrefutably so. Maybe with time and distance this decade will seem different…the 80s kinda sucked too, but now they’re looked at much more favorably, as the 80s influence on this decade was huge…oh but wait, maybe that explains it somewhat. anyway, the Bush & Bullshit Era!
They do get points for mentioning dubstep in the first paragraph; I dunno if I’d call it an “inescapable culturlol trend” though, pfft.
Jesus. Christ.
Oh, well at the least the supporting cast is…oh goddamnit.
Gawd. I was hoping this was some sorta photoshop thing, but: nope.
What, did Jackie owe somebody in Albuquerque a lot of money or something?
“The Fab Four did not set the video game world on fire with the launch of The Beatles Rock Band. The game was one of the most overhyped in game history, with a buildup that was similar to last year’s Spore, which sold millions of units but was still a disappointment.”— - Venture Beat. Unsurprising. They were the Hanson of the 60’s and only a handful of songs were good, but even those aren’t going to appeal to a wide audience today. Unlike, say, Pink Floyd which utterly and absolutely rocks. (Except for their took too many drugs and then were unfortunately allowed into a studio to reef on random bits of equipment tracks.) Uh oh! INTERNET ARGUMENT /never liked ‘em /not sorry
Roger Waters isn’t fit to lick John Lennon’s boots!
The problem with Spore was well documented: Will Wright wanted to make a sort of videogame version of Powers of Ten (his early presentations of the game were enthralling!), but EA basically wanted him to make a less complicated Sims-like game for which they could sell $30 expansion packs twice a year, and the company won out—the released game bore little resemblance to the earliest demos (which were like every science fiction movie ever made put together). Plus they used the universally disliked SecuRom rootkit, a no go with gamers.
Beatles Rock Band was pricey, incompatible with any other Rock Band music besides the Beatles (this week’s pay-for-additional-content: the Abbey Road album!), and seemingly unsure of its demographic. It shows how greedy these guys have gotten that they still sold over half a million of these things, outselling the competition (Guitar Hero 5), and yet that’s “disappointing.”
(The industry is doing its best to kill off PC gaming in the meantime. Modern Warfare 2 won’t support mods or dedicated servers, wtf? So the PC community won’t buy it, so the pointy heads can say “See? Nobody games on computers anymore” and they can squash the PC market while continuing to nickel-and-dime everybody on the consoles…)
This reminds me of Mario Kart 64 the Frappe Snowland track ^_^This is the handiwork of either Ritalin or untreated OCD
Makes me think of the Forbidden Gardens of Texas
If Classic Videogames Had Achievements
This is great. It’s sorta amazing how quickly the whole “achievement” thing became an integral part of videogame culture…
This was a lot of fun. I always do this whenever I’m in places where movies were shot. It would have been great to have this guide last time I was in New York.Today marks the first installment of “New York, You’ve Changed,” a new Scouting NY series in which the New York featured in movies is compared with the city of today. This is not meant to be the usual list of shooting locations and addresses to visit next time you tour the city. Instead, this is a full shot-by-shot dissection to see what New York once was and what it has become, for better or worse. I’ve tried to recreate the angles and framing as best as possible, and have presented the shots (more or less) in the order they appear in the film. Enjoy!
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Two dudes tour the Dallas locations where Robocop was filmed:
Doesn’t get any better than this:Grado SR325i with Gold Cans
I love my Grados! They’re not as expensive as this particular model, but still pretty life-changing.
(via llohan)
Charo “Don’t Stop the Music”
Here’s Charo covering Rhianna, from this year’s Jerry Lewis Telethon (yes, 2009). It’s like she’s been frozen in time (esp. compared to something like, say, Madonna’s SNL appearance), still a force of nature.
I’m amazed anybody else was watching this, as it was well into the middle of the night (when the telethon is normally at its most entertaining, but still). Be sure to stay until the end for Jerry’s hilarious comment which really tops things off (He kept on in this vein for quite a while afterward, noting at one point the performance still had him “carrying a pack of Lorna Doones in here”).
