Mar/100
OK Go.
OK Go is redefining the way bands utilize internet media. An otherwise no name'r of a band, their last two major singles have spawned viral internet videos. Some pretty sick work to boot. Check it, yo.
Feb/105
Brad Nowell.
Ever since about 1997, shit, when I was fourteen, I’ve been in love with Sublime. I remember paddling down the Sand River in Lake Superior Provincial Park, bobbing my head to the killer sound of Wrong Way and April 29, 1992 (Miami), in a canoe and on my Sony Discman… Wow, those were the days. There was just something perfect about the ska/punk sound, the lyrics, which were so easy to pick up, and Brad Nowell’s voice rivals any of the greats, living or dead and you all know it. I don’t think I’ve ever been to a party or a cottage or the beach without someone righteously demanding and playing Sublime, it just goes without saying. Sublime means summer and is essential to it; one cannot be without the other. I've always been intrigued by what really happened to Nowell, so I figured you guys would too.
Dec/092
Protect Your Neck: What I’ve learned from listening to the Wu-Tang Clan.
When you listen to a band for awhile you tend to take a few things away with you; whether it's to buy their merchandise or to fuck the system that sells you it, hopefully you're listening to the tunes close enough that you gleam some sort of message. It's been years since I've started down my slippery path into the world of hip-hop, and I'd like to share with you (yes, you!) the life lessons that I've learned from rap's first dynasty, the Wu-Tang Clan. By no means is this supposed to sound preachy; I'm just riffing on a thought process that I had.
Dec/090
Honky tonk badonkadonk.
She's got it goin' on, like Donkey Kong. I have no words for this right now. Sigh.
Nov/090
Muphemian rhapsody.
The Muppets cover Queen's Bohemian Rhapsody in this all-new video. Click through to watch this in YouTube's new super-HD. (Via Reddit.)
Oct/092
Is this really it, MJ?
Michael Jackson – arguably the most famous man in world history and easily the greatest entertainer of all time, died this past summer.
Oh, you’ve heard?
The aftermath and mourning of his passing included this past Tuesday’s release of “This Is It”, a documentary-style film that followed Jackson as he rehearsed in the weeks before what was going to be his curtain call - a string of 50 sold out concerts for over one million people, taking place in London’s O2 Theatre, beginning in July of this year.
Oct/093
We Are All Connected, feat. C-Saga, DeBone Tyson, MC Feynman, and Masta Bill.
A follow up to C-Saga's "best thing ever" contender A Glorious Dawn, I give you We Are All Connected by the Symphony of Science. Featuring Carl Sagan, Richard Feynman, Neil deGrasse Tyson & Bill Nye. (Via Reddit.)
Oct/093
“Blackhole” is awesome, slightly NSFW.
Needs to be seen in full-screen. Warning, contains some light tentacle porn. (Via Reddit.)
PH0T0ADAY.
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