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Life is pretty hectic so the posts will slow down a bit. I’ll try to get some work done but right now I am learning a brand new OS so it’s making it substantially more difficult to write a post.

By this time next week I expect everything to be back to normal around here.



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Dick is a Killer

NSFW

I think the whole bush hating thing is kind of played out. But I still found this worth a watch.

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WildStyle

Last week I posted Beat Street and now I bring you Wildstyle, a film with the focus on the graffiti element of .

Once again, I urge you to be feeling particularly nostalgic before viewing this film.

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Beck 1997 New York 9/05

really paved the way for all the genre bending bands of the early 2k’s. This is pretty much ’s high point in his career in my opinion though I would consider his tour with the Flaming Lips to be up there too.

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BECK1997-09-05-New York.zip

Set

Intro 1.mp3

Asshole.mp3

D-Day Intro .mp3

Debra.mp3

Derelict.mp3

Devils Haircut.mp3

Hotwax.mp3

New Pollution.mp3

Novacaine.mp3

One Foot In The Grave.mp3

Ramshackle.mp3

Rowboat.mp3

Sissyneck.mp3

Where It’s At.mp3

Jackass.mp3



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links for 2008-05-07

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Just a quick heads up…

.com has a free Nine Inch Nails album that is brand new. That is all.

p.s. I have a horrible toothache, posting frequency will hurt because of said toothache.



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Evan O’Dorney 2007 Spelling Bee Champ

This kid rules.

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Beat Street

Ahhh the movie. Early attempts were major suck. But we did gain “electric boogaloo” jokes for any sequel to any film ending in the number two.

So if you are feeling bored and nostalgic and are 25 or older, then watch this film.

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links for 2008-05-03

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I Set My Friends On Fire

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I don’t know what to think of this band who just signed to epitaph yet, but the deciblog sure does calling it

the first case of a MySpace sensation inking a deal based entirely on a reinterpretation of another MySpace sensation’s work (a batshit crazy “screamo” cover of Soulja Boy’s “Crank Dat”).

While I think it is moderately and I do like the DIYness of the band, but an entire album would get a little bit tiresome and be a total ripoff of the D. Now I don’t think Tenacious D is all that great and I kind of treat it as I do comedy albums, good for 1 listen, 2 if it’s really good.

They also remind me of another band. Reggie and the Full Effect.

I Set My Friends on Fire



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links for 2008-05-02

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May Mixtape

Under the Dog needs a monthly mixtape.  As this webzine trys to find it’s identity it’s become apparent that it needs some established content. I considered a podcast, an e-zine pdf kind of thing and remixing or mash ups.

Podcasting sounded really fun, and that may even come in the future, but I just can’t even seem to find the time to make my own music or write this zine much less write and record an entire podcast. An e-zine seemed tempting but I just don’t have the design skills. That could also come in the future but right now a mixtape seemed like the best option.

Ween - I’ll Be Your Johnny on the Spot

I had “piss up a rope” stuck in my head for 4 days so I felt I had to put some on he May Mixtape.

Drive By Truckers - The Man I shot

The new album is really good. It’s actually my first foray into the alt country genre besides Rocky Votolato.

El-P - Up all Night

Best album last year. Most unique drumbeat ever.

Teenage Fanclub and De La Soul - Fallin’

From the Judgement Night Sountrack…

Ruins - Warrido

Words cannot describe this band. Definitely the most out there of math rock groups, while still remaining cohesive.

Infectious Grooves - Don’t Stop, Spread the Jam!

One of two sentimental tracks on this months mixtape. is a really silly band but for some reason I keep listening to them. I have had copies of their records since I was 13 or 14. I love the bass playing.

Lyrics Born - I like it I love it

I like cept he’s kind of fluffy. But this is a strong track. I dedicate it my girlfriend.

Ponytail - Jammin on a Major Scale

I watched these guys open for Battles and I was instantly into them. Nice people too.

Get Cape. Wear Cape. Fly - Waiting For The Monster To Drown

I’ll admit it, if these guys had an animal name I would have never checked them out. I did check them out because of their name. I like the record.

The Dismemberment Plan - You are Invited

When this record came out it was pretty unique. Unafraid to be different while sticking with what worked. These guys broke down so many walls.

Jeremey Enigk - City Tonight

I love this song. It’s probably my favorite song by Mr. Enigk.

MC Paul Barman - Excuse You

Most underated MC ever. This guy is not a gimmick. He’s a freakin rhyme dictionary. Prince Paul on production helps alot.

Mission of Burma - That’s When I Reach For My Revolver

I won’t front, for as old as this band is, I hadn’t ever heard of them till right before they reformed and signed to Matador. It’s good to see band turn the bass up.

Reel Big Fish - Skatanic

Sentimental song number 2.

Seaweed - Start With

I don’t think this album got very much exposure outside the northwest. This stuff is great. I tend to scoff at alot of early-mid ninties rock from the pacific northwest as it was all pretty derivative. That said the northwest has had a burgeoning subculture for years.

Shel Silverstein - Everybodies Makin It Big But Me

It’s hard to pick just one song.

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Weekend Fun: Christians

I don’t consider myself  to be a smug atheist, I don’t have anything against people who choose to practice religions of any kind.

With that said this made me actually laugh out loud during the last minute and a half.

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This one is kinda strange. I don’t think this lady wanted to be filmed.

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Daft Punk Live @ Cochella 2006

I’ve never been to a giant festival like cochella. Unless you count Warped Tour when I was 16. This excellent quality soundboard recording will have to make do for now.  If you have always liked but never had any of their music, this would be a very good introduction.

01 - Robot rock.mp3
02 - Technologic.mp3
03 - Television rules the nation.mp3
04 - Steam machine.mp3
05 - Around the world  (Harder, better, faster, stronger).mp3
06 - Too long.mp3
07 - Face to face (Harder remix).mp3
08 - Interlude.mp3
09 - One more time (Aerodynamic remix).mp3
10 - The brainwashers (Rollin’ & Scratchin’ remix).mp3
11 - Alive (The prime time of your life remix).mp3
12 - Da Funk.mp3
13 - Human after all (Superheroes remix).mp3

Some from the same show.

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links for 2008-04-30

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Alliance p2p

Get Alliance

Alliance works like limewire, or like a network drive. The one advantage is that you are only sharing with the people you invite. This makes the likelihood of getting fake files & virus’ decrease somewhat.

I don’t know if communities even exist for networks running Alliance but I bet one is out there. I haven’t tried it yet but if anyone wants to try a network out let me know.



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April Month in Review

This month started with a period of downtime due to some upgrades on my hosts end, but things have ended up for the better.

Then Charlton Heston had to go and die.

Free albums. 100% legal.

Muxtape became hip.

Charlie Daniels is not down with Guitar Hero.

Rival Schools reformed.

Very unique piece of Slayer memorabilia.

Bands

IWERSTLEDABEARONCE

Verse

Night Marchers

Have Heart



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links for 2008-04-29

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"Bostons",preview track from new Have Heart album

Of Course it’s on their Myspace, but who needs that when I have it right now? The new album is called  Songs To Scream At The Sun and is out on July 8th so I hope this can tie you over in the meantime. The song Bostons is stand up to say the least. I hope the new album is as strong as this track.

Bonus @ United Blood 2008, Richmond, VA

I just love watching videos where the whole crowd is screaming along.  At about 8 minutes everyone goes crazy and they have to kick every one off the stage, but it lasts only a few seconds and by the end… well, just watch.

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Weekend Fun: The Job

Not the book of the bible.

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