This one is self-explanatory of course. More posts to come in a couple days. Things are a little busy now.
This one is self-explanatory of course. More posts to come in a couple days. Things are a little busy now.
Hey…those pigs are totally doin’ it. NSFW if you work at a pig company.
Here’s an awesome vid that I recently rediscovered by Elephant Larry. High Five…
Sorry everybody…I seem to be on a Thomas Dolby YouTube binge at the moment. Great video though nonetheless.
I would stake my reputation on how awesome this song is. At some point during my beat making days I pitched it up to +10 on the vinyl and it made the song far more interesting. Whatevs…here’s Thomas Dolby with what I consider to be the slow version of “Airwaves.”
I thought long and hard about whether or not I should post this video and ultimately came to the conclusion of screw it, I’ll post it, but only on account of it’s sheer insanity. If you get halfway through and are waiting for it get better, don’t bother cuz it’s not going to.
Welcome to New Bridge, New Jersey, an imaginary town that is the brainchild of Tom Scharpling and Jon Wurster. With Scharpling hosting and Wurster being a frequent call-in guest who plays a myriad of characters, the most notable of which being an overly proud Philadelphia resident named “Philly Boy” Roy Zeigler, the two have created a world unto themselves and a one-of-a-kind radio show over the past eight years. Every week Scharpling effortlessly delivers “mirth, music, and mayhem” in an astounding three hour time slot that would intimidate most other radio hosts. Despite his recent threats to disband the show, Scharpling and crew are pushing along as strong as ever.
One of the very few artists that I’ve listened to long enough to see their writing mature drastically is Canadian folk-rock singer/songwriter Hayden. Before the days of widespread Internet access, I listened to his first record entitled “Everything I Long For” on a seemingly endless basis without knowing much about either him or his other work, if there even was any. As the album’s title suggests, Everything…is a dreary yet thoughtful record and is filled with oddly catchy tunes about, among other things, pining for unattainable older women and drowning in a car with his little brother. While this of course may not sound like the kind of feel-good record you want to put on repeat at your next pool party, somehow Hayden managed to put together the perfect album to compliment rainy days or a thoughtful mood.
Brian Dalton’s podcast series entitled Mr. Deity is one of the few stand out comedy shows of the recent crop of DIY video productions that have been spilling out onto YouTube and the world of podcasting lately. Utilizing only the most fundamental requirements of cast and location, Dalton has managed to create a world of his own in Mr. Deity through original dialog, well built characters, and a distinct theme song which fits the show’s mood perfectly. Regardless of your belief in or knowledge of Christianity Mr. Deity offers something enjoyable for almost any audience.
Maybe I’m the only one, but if there was a slow motion channel I just might watch that shit all the time. It’s like a DJ Screw remix…