Thursday, December 30, 2010
Friday, December 17, 2010
My Top Ten Albums for 2010
I'm not a writer as you probably know by now and I sure as hell hate describing music but we're gonna keep this tradition going. These are my top albums of 2010. Again if it didn't come out on vinyl it doesn't exist. I'm sure I forgot a few but here goes.... in no order:
Forrest Swords - "Dagger Paths" - super trippy dubstep-esque
Grinderman - "2" - straight ahead rock and roll with some good noise
Ted Leo + Pharmacists - "Brutalist Bricks" - I can sing this in the shower, Ted keeps rolling
Spoon - "Transference" - best pop crafted songs, I never get enough SPOON
unFact - "Bleached Valentine" - David WM. Sims experimental bass/guitar project - etherial and dron
Four-Tet - "There is Love in You" - trippy repeative music with vocals as an instrument
Kvelertak - "Kvelertak" - metal album of the year for me, so good, in the same vein as Turgonegro
Coliseum - "House With a Curse" - another good rock record, nothing you haven't heard before but I'm feeling it
Flying Lotus - "Cosmogramma" - sparse beats and all around electro weirdness
Caribou - "Swim" - more electronic goodness
the Roots - "How I Got Over" - just cause they're on TV doesn't mean they don't rip - a solid hiphop chunk for 2010
Black Mountain - "Wilderness Heart" - kinda retro, fun to pull on the influences and I love the male/female lead vocal swaps
SKREAM - "Outside the Box" - king of Dubstep makes a more accessible album, but it still kills
Sharon Jones + Dap Kings - "I Learned the Hard Way" - sweet, sweet soul this album just kills it
High on Fire - "Snakes for the Divine" - crushing metal from Matt Pike and the boys - you know what it sounds like just turn it up
Dead Weather - "Sea of Cowards" - more heavy on the Jack White than the last album but rocky and groovy
Aloe Blacc - "Good Things" - this one hit me from nowhere a solid modern soul record
Flaming Lips - "Dark Side of the Moon" - this doesn't hit the decks too much but I love the effort, "Embryonic" is good too...
OFF! - "First Four EP's" - makes me wanna go skate
Thou - "Summit" - the most brutal sludge Baton Rouge has to offer this one just slays
White Hills - "Dead in Circles" - reissue but killer, wall of sound knock your teeth out space rock
Forrest Swords - "Dagger Paths" - super trippy dubstep-esque
Grinderman - "2" - straight ahead rock and roll with some good noise
Ted Leo + Pharmacists - "Brutalist Bricks" - I can sing this in the shower, Ted keeps rolling
Spoon - "Transference" - best pop crafted songs, I never get enough SPOON
unFact - "Bleached Valentine" - David WM. Sims experimental bass/guitar project - etherial and dron
Four-Tet - "There is Love in You" - trippy repeative music with vocals as an instrument
Kvelertak - "Kvelertak" - metal album of the year for me, so good, in the same vein as Turgonegro
Coliseum - "House With a Curse" - another good rock record, nothing you haven't heard before but I'm feeling it
Flying Lotus - "Cosmogramma" - sparse beats and all around electro weirdness
Caribou - "Swim" - more electronic goodness
the Roots - "How I Got Over" - just cause they're on TV doesn't mean they don't rip - a solid hiphop chunk for 2010
Black Mountain - "Wilderness Heart" - kinda retro, fun to pull on the influences and I love the male/female lead vocal swaps
SKREAM - "Outside the Box" - king of Dubstep makes a more accessible album, but it still kills
Sharon Jones + Dap Kings - "I Learned the Hard Way" - sweet, sweet soul this album just kills it
High on Fire - "Snakes for the Divine" - crushing metal from Matt Pike and the boys - you know what it sounds like just turn it up
Dead Weather - "Sea of Cowards" - more heavy on the Jack White than the last album but rocky and groovy
Aloe Blacc - "Good Things" - this one hit me from nowhere a solid modern soul record
Flaming Lips - "Dark Side of the Moon" - this doesn't hit the decks too much but I love the effort, "Embryonic" is good too...
OFF! - "First Four EP's" - makes me wanna go skate
Thou - "Summit" - the most brutal sludge Baton Rouge has to offer this one just slays
White Hills - "Dead in Circles" - reissue but killer, wall of sound knock your teeth out space rock
Thursday, December 16, 2010
Jan Jones for Versace
The 'Mad Men' actress poses completely nude, covered up by a well positioned hand bag for the Spring/Summer campaign for Versace accessories.
Tuesday, December 14, 2010
Monday, December 13, 2010
New Comedy Central Identity
I know this is getting the cranky designers out there talking about about how lame this is, but I disagree. This is great.
the old logo was weak - blue buildings and the talk bubble - I never liked it. This one is clean and simple, AND I like that it looks like the Copyright mark too. Bring on the new. Good job CC designer.
the old logo was weak - blue buildings and the talk bubble - I never liked it. This one is clean and simple, AND I like that it looks like the Copyright mark too. Bring on the new. Good job CC designer.
Thursday, December 9, 2010
Friday, December 3, 2010
Henry Gets Violent for National Geographic
“During shows, I have been burned with cigars and cigarettes, butane lighters. Keys have been stabbed into me. I’ve been hit with ashtrays, fists, feet, whatever.”
Wednesday, December 1, 2010
Monday, November 29, 2010
Interesting Article on Airliine Security
FTA:
"A short history of airport security: We screen for guns and bombs, so the terrorists use box cutters. We confiscate box cutters and corkscrews, so they put explosives in their sneakers. We screen footwear, so they try to use liquids. We confiscate liquids, so they put PETN bombs in their underwear. We roll out full-body scanners, even though they wouldn’t have caught the Underwear Bomber, so they put a bomb in a printer cartridge. We ban printer cartridges over 16 ounces — the level of magical thinking here is amazing — and they’re going to do something else.
Take all the money spent on new security measures and spend it on investigation and intelligence.
This is a stupid game, and we should stop playing it."
"A short history of airport security: We screen for guns and bombs, so the terrorists use box cutters. We confiscate box cutters and corkscrews, so they put explosives in their sneakers. We screen footwear, so they try to use liquids. We confiscate liquids, so they put PETN bombs in their underwear. We roll out full-body scanners, even though they wouldn’t have caught the Underwear Bomber, so they put a bomb in a printer cartridge. We ban printer cartridges over 16 ounces — the level of magical thinking here is amazing — and they’re going to do something else.
Take all the money spent on new security measures and spend it on investigation and intelligence.
This is a stupid game, and we should stop playing it."
Wednesday, November 24, 2010
Hourly Cost to Fly the President Around in AF1
$181,000 an hour I know we gotta protect him and he needs this, but man to hear the actual number is a bummer to say the least.
Tuesday, November 23, 2010
US Budget
If I had to pick one thing about politicians in this country it would be to ask them to balance the fucking budget. This is a nice interactive graphic that lets you slash budget items and see how they play out in the future. Well done graphic designer, well done.
Monday, November 22, 2010
thee Most Expensive Record Ever!
Double Fantasy - signed by Lennon minutes before he was killed.....
Friday, November 19, 2010
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Monday, November 1, 2010
Vote Against
I totally agree with this article, people are not voting for candidates in this election they are voting against candidates - in my opinion this is not a smart course of action. This fully illustrates that the general public has lost all faith in politics, me included. It's a game in which I will not participate, go ahead and vote.....how's that going for you?
FTA:
"More precisely, it is a rejection of a bipartisan political elite that's lost touch with the people they are supposed to serve. Based on our polling, 51% now see Democrats as the party of big government and nearly as many see Republicans as the party of big business. That leaves no party left to represent the American people."
thanks Wes!
FTA:
"More precisely, it is a rejection of a bipartisan political elite that's lost touch with the people they are supposed to serve. Based on our polling, 51% now see Democrats as the party of big government and nearly as many see Republicans as the party of big business. That leaves no party left to represent the American people."
thanks Wes!
Tuesday, October 26, 2010
Friday, October 22, 2010
Wednesday, October 20, 2010
Seth Kills it Again
"Many people in the United States purchase one or fewer books every year.
Many of those people have seen every single episode of American Idol. There is clearly a correlation here."
Deliberately Uninformed.
Many of those people have seen every single episode of American Idol. There is clearly a correlation here."
Deliberately Uninformed.
Monday, October 18, 2010
Friday, October 15, 2010
Simpsons Explains How Banksy Did the Opening Scene
"I think that we should always be able to say the holes in our DVDs are poked by unhappy unicorns."
Wednesday, October 13, 2010
New Halloween Mix from MAD DECENT
so good, I haven't heard most of these jams in over a decade. 10000 HOMO DJ's doing Sabbath? man that takes me back, I need to find that 12" great shit! Early 90's flashsback!
Tuesday, October 12, 2010
the Vinyl Conflict
still looking for some of those elusive SLAYER records that have been out of print? Yeah me too - I'm missing a couple. Anyway SLAYER is repressing all of them from Reign in Blood to now as a special box set. Thanks for the tip Colin!
Brooklyn Space Program
these guys launch a camera and an iPhone into space via a weather balloon. This is so cool!
Monday, October 11, 2010
Chipotle Ditched Ad Agencies
Mr. Crumpacker(Chief Marketing Officer) points out that the chain hasn't added a menu item in 17 years and it also does not have a regular cadence of pricing promotions. For those reasons, he said, agencies' experience with other fast food chains is irrelevant.
"We've looked at TV; we've looked at it all," Mr. Crumpacker said. "Chipotle was built on word-of-mouth marketing. We're focused on reigniting word-of-mouth marketing, rather than big advertising campaigns."
Love this kind of attitude, and I still love Chipotle.
"We've looked at TV; we've looked at it all," Mr. Crumpacker said. "Chipotle was built on word-of-mouth marketing. We're focused on reigniting word-of-mouth marketing, rather than big advertising campaigns."
Love this kind of attitude, and I still love Chipotle.
Friday, October 8, 2010
Tuesday, October 5, 2010
Facebook to Become Bigger than Google in 5 Years
Pretty cool read if you're into this kind of stuff.....
FTA:"Even if every single Facebook user performs just as many searches with Google as ever—including Google Instant, mobile search, and YouTube—Facebook will inexorably grow as big as Google is today and maybe bigger, because Madison Avenue’s brands are less interested in targeting than they are in broadcasting to vast mother-loving buckets of demographically correct eyeballs, and Facebook has become the perfect platform for that."
FTA:"Even if every single Facebook user performs just as many searches with Google as ever—including Google Instant, mobile search, and YouTube—Facebook will inexorably grow as big as Google is today and maybe bigger, because Madison Avenue’s brands are less interested in targeting than they are in broadcasting to vast mother-loving buckets of demographically correct eyeballs, and Facebook has become the perfect platform for that."
Monday, October 4, 2010
Golf Photo
This shot of Tiger Woods is cool – but check out the dude on the right side of the picture with the turban and the cigar, wtf???
Friday, October 1, 2010
Why Are Records 12 Inches Across?
Around the same time that Thomas Edison was working on recording and playing back sound on cylinders, Berliner was doing similar experiments with flat discs.
Thursday, September 30, 2010
Wednesday, September 29, 2010
Overcoming a Bias - You May Have an Opinion!
Signs that your opinions function more to signal loyalty and ability than to estimate truth. #9 - You find it easy to conclude that those who disagree with you are insincere or stupid.
Tuesday, September 28, 2010
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Thursday, September 23, 2010
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Friday, September 17, 2010
Murakami at Versailles
The Takashi Murakami show features 22 works including 11 site-specific pieces which aim to create a story within a story. Curator Laurent Le Bon states, "The unique experience seeks above all to spark a reflection of the contemporary nature of our monuments and indispensable need to create out own era." Murakami ties the past to the future by placing bizarre brightly-coloured creatures in ornately decorated stately rooms. The show will be running until 12 December 2010.
Thursday, September 16, 2010
Tuesday, September 14, 2010
Thursday, September 9, 2010
Wednesday, September 8, 2010
Artworks by Leonid Afremov
I love this guy's work, so much paint he's using on the canvas, like frosting.
Tuesday, September 7, 2010
Friday, September 3, 2010
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Wednesday, September 1, 2010
Tuesday, August 31, 2010
Saturday, August 28, 2010
Thursday, August 26, 2010
Big Joe Williams
Of course I was turned onto this by AC/DC as a kid, but man Big Joe was the first to play it and he's playing a 9 string guitar. I bet Matt Pike digs this 9 stringer.
Tuesday, August 24, 2010
Monday, August 23, 2010
Thursday, August 19, 2010
Monday, August 16, 2010
Digging in the Crates
this is pretty good short essay from Ta-Nehisi Coates of the Atlantic on why Andy Rooney doesn't know music. A friend of mine in college would always argue with me about music, I was into anything outside the mainstream and he was into classic rock. All of our arguments ended the same way - I could talk about any band he knew of, but he could never talk about bands I knew of. Ta-Nehisi breaks it down - "Whatever you think of the music, no self-respecting hip-hop head, at that time, could ever get away with saying, "Man, I don't be listening to no Ella Fitzgerald!" Your friends would have looked at you like you were crazy. Knowledge—not the kind of ignorance Rooney evinces here—was prized."
Friday, August 13, 2010
Women in the Tattoo Subculture
maybe because I have been watching so much Miami Ink on the Wii/Netflix - I've had tattoos on the brain, anywhoo here's a brief photoessay on girls that have some ink. NSFW
Thursday, August 12, 2010
Monday, August 9, 2010
Friday, August 6, 2010
Campbell's CEO Sends Letter to Warhol
this is so cool, can you imagine what would happen today with all the lawyers and copyright nonsense?
Monday, August 2, 2010
Thursday, July 29, 2010
Tuesday, July 27, 2010
Monday, July 26, 2010
On July 25th 1980
Back in Black is released by AC/DC. The first album I ever had on vinyl that was my very own. My Uncle Mickey gave it to me on my 10th birthday in 1980. Yes, I still own it. I loved it so much and with some dough from my Grandma from the same birthday I went to the record store and bought Highway to Hell. And then my love affair with Bon Scott began. I truly believe Back and Black is a stellar album but can't to think of what it might have been if Bon had stayed alive. Anyway here's some more on Back in Black.
Thursday, July 22, 2010
Wednesday, July 21, 2010
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Friday, July 16, 2010
Wednesday, July 14, 2010
Monday, July 12, 2010
the Real Life Social Network
brilliant deck from a UX Designer at Google. If you're interested in what's happening right now and where the web is trending this is a must read for you. Thanks Paul.
RIP Harvey Pekar
forget the stupid news about a basketball player leaving Ohio. The real news, sad news is that Harvey Pekar has passed on. Brilliant writer and fellow record enthusiast, at least we have the comics.
Friday, July 9, 2010
Wednesday, July 7, 2010
Cut Chemist
Different than the traditional mix CD using two turntables, this exclusive offering was created live using only one turntable, a mixer, a loop pedal and all original vinyl pressings.
Friday, July 2, 2010
the Death of Touch and the Lost Joy of the Unexpected
great read FTA:
"I spent much of my youth, from the moment I could drive, rifling through the musty bins of the used record stores on Coventry Road in Cleveland looking for hidden gems (where I first heard Yo La Tengo playing while I shopped). After college, in NYC, I spent even more hours on St. Mark's rifling through even bigger bins at five or six stores along one small block - they are all gone now. After moving to San Francisco, just over a decade ago, I was introduced to Amoeba Records, a massive former bowling alley on Haight Street still filled with literally millions of pieces of music. Although it still survives, I haven't been in years. I have probably spent a few thousand hours of my life collecting music, flipping through vinyl, inspecting the grooves, breathing in the unique smells of the stores, chatting with the overeducated clerks and peering over the shoulders of the surrounding hipsters looking for tips. "
"I spent much of my youth, from the moment I could drive, rifling through the musty bins of the used record stores on Coventry Road in Cleveland looking for hidden gems (where I first heard Yo La Tengo playing while I shopped). After college, in NYC, I spent even more hours on St. Mark's rifling through even bigger bins at five or six stores along one small block - they are all gone now. After moving to San Francisco, just over a decade ago, I was introduced to Amoeba Records, a massive former bowling alley on Haight Street still filled with literally millions of pieces of music. Although it still survives, I haven't been in years. I have probably spent a few thousand hours of my life collecting music, flipping through vinyl, inspecting the grooves, breathing in the unique smells of the stores, chatting with the overeducated clerks and peering over the shoulders of the surrounding hipsters looking for tips. "
Thursday, July 1, 2010
DAIM
check this guy out. Some of the coolest 3D graf I have ever seen. More on his own personal site here.
Wednesday, June 30, 2010
July New Yorker Cover
only posting for imagery and my love for Escher, not for any political comment on the gulf accident. Excellent illustration from Bob Staake ala M.C. Escher.
Monday, June 28, 2010
I LOVE the New High Life Cans
these are bloody brilliant and I bought a pack last week just because of the packaging, well and that and my love for cheap beer!
I saw a great flick last night
The King of Comedy De Niro and Scorsese in 1982. Bloody brilliant, lots of Taxi Drivers parallels.
Thursday, June 24, 2010
Monday, June 21, 2010
Happy Birthday LP!
1948: Columbia Records puts the needle down on history’s first successful microgroove plastic, 12-inch, 33-1/3 LPs in New York, sparking a music-industry standard so strong that the digital age has yet to kill it.
Friday, June 18, 2010
Inforgraphic on Major Oil Spills of the Past Century
Interesting stuff and puts in to perspective the current spill in the Gulf
Thursday, June 17, 2010
I'll Be Your Love
Truly, Madly, Deeply sung by Hooligans, I fucking love this stuff. An ad from the genius that is PUMA.
Wednesday, June 16, 2010
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Friday, June 11, 2010
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Thursday, May 27, 2010
Wednesday, May 26, 2010
Ebert Reviews *cough* Sex in the City 2
Electric Boogaloo...... no, kidding. I mean Evert does review it, I'm not sure why though? I'd much rather read his take on Human Centipede but he has vowed not to review that one.
Friday, May 21, 2010
Thursday, May 20, 2010
Wednesday, May 19, 2010
Tuesday, May 18, 2010
Crazy Train
Randy Rhoads......still got so much soul, yeah I know we've all heard Crazy Train ten thousand times from TV, sport events, elevator muzak etc...... but man it's clips like this that get me through the afternoon......
Thursday, May 13, 2010
Tuesday, May 11, 2010
RIP Frank Frazetta
Truly a legend.
Illustrator, comic artist and book cover artist, Frank Frazetta died today at the age of 82. Through his iconic paperback covers of muscular men and half-naked women, he defined what many of us now think of as fantasy. Frank thanks for the amazing art and giving us a hero like Conan. You will be missed.
Illustrator, comic artist and book cover artist, Frank Frazetta died today at the age of 82. Through his iconic paperback covers of muscular men and half-naked women, he defined what many of us now think of as fantasy. Frank thanks for the amazing art and giving us a hero like Conan. You will be missed.
Wednesday, May 5, 2010
Fantastic Interview with Jerry Casale of DEVO
really stop what you are doing and read this.
Going back to your early days. You were present at the Kent State shootings in 1970. How did that day affect you?
Jerry Casale: Whatever I would say, would probably not all touch upon the significance or gravity of the situation at this point of time? It may sound trite or glib. All I can tell you is that it completely and utterly changed my life. I was white hippie boy and than I saw exit wounds from M1 rifles out of the backs of two people I knew. Two of the four people who were killed, Jeffrey Miller and Allison Krause, were my friends. We were all running our asses off from these motherf&*$#ers. It was total utter bullshit. Live ammunition and gasmasks – none of us knew, none of us could have imagined. They shot into a crowd that was running. I sopped being a hippie and I started to develop the idea of devolution. I got real, real pissed off.
Going back to your early days. You were present at the Kent State shootings in 1970. How did that day affect you?
Jerry Casale: Whatever I would say, would probably not all touch upon the significance or gravity of the situation at this point of time? It may sound trite or glib. All I can tell you is that it completely and utterly changed my life. I was white hippie boy and than I saw exit wounds from M1 rifles out of the backs of two people I knew. Two of the four people who were killed, Jeffrey Miller and Allison Krause, were my friends. We were all running our asses off from these motherf&*$#ers. It was total utter bullshit. Live ammunition and gasmasks – none of us knew, none of us could have imagined. They shot into a crowd that was running. I sopped being a hippie and I started to develop the idea of devolution. I got real, real pissed off.
Tuesday, May 4, 2010
Make It Rain
no, no not Fat Joe and Lil' Wayne..... it's Tom Waits with Russell Simmons and Judah Bauer from the Blues Explosion.
Friday, April 30, 2010
Flying Lotus
In case you can't wait until next week to get this on vinyl - you can hear the whole album now - here.
Thursday, April 29, 2010
Wednesday, April 28, 2010
Monday, April 26, 2010
new MIA track
no, I'm not posting the video - but if wanna listen - here you go She is heavily sampling the classic Suicide song "Ghost Rider"
Chris Ware's Fortune Cover
rejected by Fortune because of the gags he threw in, click on it to see it larger
Thursday, April 22, 2010
Wheel of Fortune Disasters
I like Wheel of Fortune, I really do. I enjoy guessing the words with my kids when we get to watch together. I also like to see what the "normal" people wear on the show, and of course I like it when the contestants guess something funny and wrong. Here is a grips of Wheel clips gone wrong.....
Wednesday, April 21, 2010
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Friday, April 16, 2010
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Monday, April 12, 2010
Friday, April 9, 2010
Dead Wax
Matrix Messages, I always look at these on my records. Little messages scrawled in the dead wax next to the paper label on vinyl records. This site has complied a few, I'll have to send him some.
Thursday, April 8, 2010
Wednesday, April 7, 2010
Tuesday, April 6, 2010
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Friday, April 2, 2010
Wednesday, March 31, 2010
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Thursday, March 11, 2010
Jason Selling Some of His Records
relates to the post below.....
A good friend of mine Jason Heller with whom I have DJ-ed countless times with is selling some of his vinyl, here's a link to his wax. Just don't bid on the Eno record!
A good friend of mine Jason Heller with whom I have DJ-ed countless times with is selling some of his vinyl, here's a link to his wax. Just don't bid on the Eno record!
the Vinyl Sickness
Living Proof blog has quite a literate study on what goes on at/in Record Fairs - worth a read if your a goof like me. FTA:
"Marked prices for used records depend on a number of easily definable qualities: the quality of the record itself, the quality of the record sleeve, the relative scarcity of the record, the release history of the record (that is, if it was ever discontinued, how many times it’s been repressed, what record labels have issued the record, etc.), and any extraneous anomalies—if the record is a promotional copy, signed, or accompanied by some other relevant memorabilia, then the price will be higher."
"Marked prices for used records depend on a number of easily definable qualities: the quality of the record itself, the quality of the record sleeve, the relative scarcity of the record, the release history of the record (that is, if it was ever discontinued, how many times it’s been repressed, what record labels have issued the record, etc.), and any extraneous anomalies—if the record is a promotional copy, signed, or accompanied by some other relevant memorabilia, then the price will be higher."
Monday, March 8, 2010
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Thursday, March 4, 2010
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Tuesday, March 2, 2010
Monday, March 1, 2010
Hit the Lights
first recording of Metallica, pre Cliff Burton and still with Mustaine on guitar, Hetfield hasn't even learned to play yet so he's on the mic sans guitar.
Bricks and Mortar!
"Reflecting shell-shocked dreams....." ahem, check these killer old buildings with fading hand painted ads. Oh, and I totally got this at Coudal.
Friday, February 26, 2010
Thursday, February 25, 2010
HARVEST by haroshi “Skate & Destroy” Exhibition Recap
HARVEST by haroshi has been a refreshing take on recycled artwork, known for producing various items out of used skate decks. Showcasing all of the collective’s work throughout the years, they recently held an exhibition at the PLSMIS Gallery in Tokyo. Some killer stuff in here.
Tuesday, February 23, 2010
Monday, February 22, 2010
I'm Diggin the Flip Side
I know there's a lot of hate out there for this redesign, but I like it. Simple, clean and refreshing.
Thursday, February 18, 2010
Wooden Shjips
Start to Dreaming I can not get enough of these guys, wicked psychedelic band from San Francisco.
Wednesday, February 17, 2010
Tuesday, February 16, 2010
A New Kind of Beauty
whoa, Mr. Toledano puts on some kind of plastic surgery horror show here in this photo essay. Jeebus.
Monday, February 15, 2010
Friday, February 12, 2010
Wednesday, February 10, 2010
Evan Hecox
Check the video at the bottom to see how Evan works. Nothing short of beautiful. Keep up the good work!
As We Up We Go Down
I can't terrorize I see terror in your eyes
As we go up, we go down
I can't socialize I'll be institutionalized
As we go up, we go down
And see the truth, yeah, is just a lie, oh
And see the truth, yeah, is just a lie, oh
I speak in monotone: "Leave my fucking life alone"
As we go up we go down
As we go up we go down (And see the truth yeah)
As we go up we go down (Is just a lie)
As we go up we go down (And see the truth yeah)
As we go up we go down (Is just a lie)
As we go up we go down (And see the truth yeah)
As we go up we go down (Is just a lie)
As we go up we go down (And see the truth yeah)
As we go up, we go down
I can't socialize I'll be institutionalized
As we go up, we go down
And see the truth, yeah, is just a lie, oh
And see the truth, yeah, is just a lie, oh
I speak in monotone: "Leave my fucking life alone"
As we go up we go down
As we go up we go down (And see the truth yeah)
As we go up we go down (Is just a lie)
As we go up we go down (And see the truth yeah)
As we go up we go down (Is just a lie)
As we go up we go down (And see the truth yeah)
As we go up we go down (Is just a lie)
As we go up we go down (And see the truth yeah)
Tuesday, February 9, 2010
Weller!
Paul Weller is to be named this year's Shockwaves NME Awards Godlike Genius. Cheers Paul! thanks for all the great music that has been part of the soundtrack of my life.
Friday, February 5, 2010
Fly Around My Pretty Little Miss
I listened tom some Doug this morning in the car on the way to work. And I played it LOUD.
Here's Doug play for some kids on the sidewalk.
OK, one more - Going Against Your Mind, my fave from tune the album before last.
Here's Doug play for some kids on the sidewalk.
OK, one more - Going Against Your Mind, my fave from tune the album before last.
Thursday, February 4, 2010
$1.9 Trillion MORE in Debt
I'm just curious, do you spend more than you make in your house? I don't, and I certainly think the House of Representatives should be held to a higher standard. Really, this is ludicrous.
Wednesday, February 3, 2010
Monday, February 1, 2010
Bill Watterson Gives Interview!
dude, he's always quiet and hard to track down. I do miss Calvin and Hobbes.
Friday, January 29, 2010
Thursday, January 28, 2010
Battle For Hearts and Minds
Heavy stuff, Afghan documentary. I have to remind myself that we are at war sometimes.
Wednesday, January 27, 2010
Monday, January 25, 2010
Friday, January 22, 2010
I Always Hated Karaoke but This is a Great Story
Thursday, January 21, 2010
Supreme Court overturns ban on direct corporate spending on elections
So if I have a $100 to spend on a politician's campaign, but a corporation wants to spend $100,000.00 on the opposite campaign - does my $100 really mean anything? I don't understand? Why would the Supreme Court of the United States want to overturn this law? Smells like more reasons why you and you opinions don't matter.
New Logo for New York City Opera
Controversial, I can hear the goofs now - "a white circle? I could've done that!" um no, you could not. This is bloody brilliant. Good work 2X4.
Tuesday, January 19, 2010
SPOON
drops the new album today, listen free on the site or buy digitally or come with me to the record store on the 25th and get it on vinyl, suckers!
Friday, January 15, 2010
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