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Tuesday, April 22, 2008
  video content should be banned and
my youtubes should be tied, but this was pretty funny.
 
Thursday, March 20, 2008
 


Dear Ambitious Television Producers of America,

Please start making Wire knock-offs post-haste, and set them in Houston. Feel free to cast members of the S.U.C. in key roles. Bun B would make an excellent Chief of Police, and if you got Dizzee Rascal a good voice coach, he'd be a pretty good fed.

Sincerely,

Blog Dudes
 
Thursday, February 21, 2008
  BEEP BEEP


GLORIOUS
 
Wednesday, February 13, 2008
  kanye west- flashing lights


West, Kanye West. Fresh off a dignified Grammy night, Yeezy and co-director Spike Jonze deliver some Freudian wish fulfillment: Agent Provocateur spy girls, over-saturated dusk-for-night, George and Jennifer in Out of Sight, and the a bit of vehicular mystery cribbed from the "Karma Police" video. DJ Federico Fellini would be proud.
 
Tuesday, February 12, 2008
  Rule Four
Consider Everything An Experiment




No Age at Food Fight, a vegan grocery in Portland. Photos are from Pitchfork, and by Nilina Mason-Campbell. More supremely good looks of this rare instance of supermarket rock from Meghan Holmes, who has a great website.


Weekend America visited the Corita Art Center in Los Angeles, so click for that good old American Public Media.
 
Friday, February 08, 2008
  Rule Three

General Duties of A Teacher:

Pull Everything Out of Your Students

(illustrated example by professor thirteenyearold at left)
 
  i must be in a good place now
I found this on the Abe Vigoda blog. She's coming back.

Go get this Bobby Charles album from the Heat Warps right now. It's literally the Band and Dr. John wading through a swamp of fish, whiskey and Jesus. It's creep vine in your mind garden, sunlight in your sweet tea, Bud for breakfast with a side order of hashbrowns. Mr. Charles played keys on the Last Waltz, wrote hits for Fats Domino and Frogman Henry, and that's all you need to know.

 
Thursday, February 07, 2008
  BAWSSS


Chioma Nnadi's style interview with Rick Ross is my favorite piece of music journalism in this young year. The TV guide summary might read: **** Promoting his forthcoming album Trilla, Miami rapper holds court on fabrics and sunglasses. A discussion of airbrushed Timberlands leads Ross to remove his shirt, revealing his numerous tattoos, symbolized personal history, and unexpected intimacy (2008).
 
pen to paper, fingers to keys, mind at work, never at ease.

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