Way late to the game on this, but have to recommend Red Kross's awesome cover of this song.
http://www.youtube.com/watc…
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Way late to the game on this, but have to recommend Red Kross's awesome cover of this song.
http://www.youtube.com/watc…
Another May 10-er here. There's a whole movie about us! (albeit a crappy one…)
http://www.imdb.com/title/t…
Another May 10-er here. There's a whole movie about us! (albeit a crappy one…)
http://www.imdb.com/title/t…
Definitely need to check out Canterbury next time I'm down there. Poobah has become unofficial headquarters for the LA electronic music crowd, with lots of afterhours instore performances, in addition to just having the most interesting and eclectic selection and vibe of any record store I've ever been to. One of my…
Definitely need to check out Canterbury next time I'm down there. Poobah has become unofficial headquarters for the LA electronic music crowd, with lots of afterhours instore performances, in addition to just having the most interesting and eclectic selection and vibe of any record store I've ever been to. One of my…
Good lord, sad but true. I stayed at a bed and breakfast with my wife on the west coast that was run by a (seemingly) nice old British couple. Within a couple of minutes of polite conversation, the lady was ranting about the "Gypsies" over in Europe and said (as verbatim as I can remember) "now they've given them…
Good lord, sad but true. I stayed at a bed and breakfast with my wife on the west coast that was run by a (seemingly) nice old British couple. Within a couple of minutes of polite conversation, the lady was ranting about the "Gypsies" over in Europe and said (as verbatim as I can remember) "now they've given them…
Though not a TV show, when thinking about this I immediately go to Tom Scharpling Best Show and Newbridge. I became addicted to the Best Show Gems podcast this summer, and good lord do Scharpling and caller Jon Wurster create endless hilarious visuals of their fictional town. The stories that unfold about the…
Though not a TV show, when thinking about this I immediately go to Tom Scharpling Best Show and Newbridge. I became addicted to the Best Show Gems podcast this summer, and good lord do Scharpling and caller Jon Wurster create endless hilarious visuals of their fictional town. The stories that unfold about the…
Pasadena is home to my vote for greatest and most progressive record store in the country, Poobah Records.
Pasadena is home to my vote for greatest and most progressive record store in the country, Poobah Records.
Travel not too far outside of any major city in the country and you will find rednecks, and tons of them. Blue states are just little pockets of urban blue surrounded by a big ole sea of red. Gummo was not filmed in the south.
Travel not too far outside of any major city in the country and you will find rednecks, and tons of them. Blue states are just little pockets of urban blue surrounded by a big ole sea of red. Gummo was not filmed in the south.
There are a lot of people there who are READY FOR SOME FOOTBALL!
There are a lot of people there who are READY FOR SOME FOOTBALL!
Yeah, those mixes are crazy and I need to give all those another chance to sink in on me. Sometimes what throws me in his mixes is that Madlib usually isn't concerned with blending or transitions, it's more a tour through his crate with jarring cuts from one thing to the next. But goddamn what a crate that guy has-…
Yeah, those mixes are crazy and I need to give all those another chance to sink in on me. Sometimes what throws me in his mixes is that Madlib usually isn't concerned with blending or transitions, it's more a tour through his crate with jarring cuts from one thing to the next. But goddamn what a crate that guy has-…
I would start with 12-13, which are rap remixes with some pretty wild and creative madlib beats. The rest are a pretty mixed bag - original production and rare vinyl mixes that mostly I haven't listened to more than once (even the reggae mix on vol.4 is way outshined by Blunted in the Bomb Shelter).
I would start with 12-13, which are rap remixes with some pretty wild and creative madlib beats. The rest are a pretty mixed bag - original production and rare vinyl mixes that mostly I haven't listened to more than once (even the reggae mix on vol.4 is way outshined by Blunted in the Bomb Shelter).