Mon, 13 Nov 2006
I Just Cut A New Record With My Band
Plans are to tour with The Beatles sometime in 2007
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Sat, 23 Sep 2006
Not Since Aphex Twin's Windowlicker
Has there been a video as funny in it's objectification of ass and titties.
Dougal Wilson has taken Benny Benassi's "classic foam party club anthem",
not
my words, and set it to slippery bitches with power tools! Did I just
say slippery bitches? Holy shit. That's the only way I can describe
his
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Tue, 18 Jul 2006
Weekly Band Fixation
There is something about a group of sad, earnest and pissed off people making
music together that gets me extremely excited. Add to that a singer with an
charmingly bitter voice using the word "fucking" in what I can gather the
most honest way possible. Yeah.
A Better Son/Daughter is an uplifting
song about faking it till you're making it despite the horrible feelings you
have inside.
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Mon, 17 Jul 2006
Rilo Kiley is impossible to download anywhere but P2P or iTunes
In the search for a downloadable version of the Rilo Kiley album
The
Execution of All Things I have come to the conclusion that it is
impossible to download without participating in iTunes or sharing with an
anonymous "friend". Emusic, Yahoo music and
Saddle Creek's own store do not offer mp3 or vorbis versions of the record. I
wonder if this is an exclusive agreement between Apple and Saddle Creek? WIth
the commercial success of Bright Eyes I wouldn't doubt it.
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Wed, 24 May 2006
I Made a Playlist Today
And you can
have it! It's for
a friend that works at a bar called
Sweet Ups and
The Royal Oak,
which is prety cool so you should go there. If you go there soon you'll even
get to hear good music...probably.
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Sat, 18 Feb 2006
My Favorite picks from Project 168
Attack
of The Knives
Blue
Vitriol
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Sun, 23 Oct 2005
Tyondai Braxton Played at Tonic
Tyondai is my favorite living composer and performer. He makes very well
orchestrated pieces right
before your eyes with a guitar, his voice and a
rather complicated matrix of looping samplers and effect boxes. Mike Burke,
part of JMZ records, the small record
imprint that pressed his first solo CD
described his performance by telling me "he becomes this cybernetic organism."
Ty played at Tonic on the 21st of October 2005. I recorded it. He asked me to
only place part of the show here. The segments are in ogg/vorbis format, to
further confuse you so you'll buy the record when it comes out.
First seven minutes
Last 6 minutes
For all the geeks reading this, I recorded it with a
Sony ECMZS90 stereo condensor
microphone attached to an iRiver
ihp-140 portable harddisk
player/recorder. The source format was wav, which I moved to FLAC and finally
to vorbis.
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Fri, 29 Jul 2005
Water. Written by Polly Jean Harvey
water
walking on
water
for years
taking it into my head
living by the right lines
reading what the very man said
water
walking on
water
neighing on eleven years
taking it into my head
mary mary drop me softly
i've been reading what your very man said
neighing on eleven years
taking it into my head
leave my clothes on the beach
i'm walking down into the sea
prove it to me
now the water to my ankles
now the water to my knees
think of him all waxy wings
melted down into the sea
mary mary what your man said
is washing in all over my head
mary mary hold on tightly
over water under the sea
Listen to the song.
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Tue, 15 Mar 2005
There is a band named The Internet
That is soooo rad.
The Internet has a web site on the World Wide Web on The Internet!
Mudboy plays an insane organ construction. He has
a web site too. His music is totally rad.
Kind of like The Internet's music.
OMG, my mind is being blown so fast!
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Wed, 09 Feb 2005
Converting xmms playlists to iRiver iHP series format
The iRiver is great but the playlist functions pretty suck.
Here is a Perl
script that converts the playlists you save from XMMS to a format the iHP can
read. It takes two arguments, the first is the playlist file and the second is
the mount point where you mount the iHP on your desktop filesystem. It requires
the program called
todos which is available in
Debian under the name
sysutils.
This program is short, poorly documented and probably won't work unless you
tweak it for your system. YMMV.
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