Wednesday, April 30, 2008

deja vu

step it up o-bam

Friday, April 25, 2008

cooler than a polar bears toenails

oh yes! AC finally installed in this shithole.

the past three places i lived; here, virginia ave, swoope.

all screwed up AC situations.

lets have a central air conditioning party!

Thursday, April 24, 2008

"so i'm told that chicago's cold can't be cool as california"


d the boss and jaronious with a little freestyle. this is just a demo, the real shit you gotta pay for!


oh jaime. never leave!


no pictures plz


ginge


presh







raniel being a creep


this never happened






hahah


eatin all yall crab ass niggas for breakfast lunch and dinner


hah raniel took so many pictures of jaime. good call


broin down fah rill


dont stop believin


gettin all grown & sexy


banger!if imma go out, imma go out fuckin


snap-snap its a wrap!


big thank you to lindsay for letting us wreck that house.

woohoo the tubers



TOMORROW (thursday the 24th)
LANDLORD(rock n roll pop punk from IN members of defiance, ohio)
TUBERS (members of EYC from st.


augustine)
JEN WHALEN (acoustic farting)

@ 1300 belgrade ave
orlando, fl 32801
(near the corner of mills and virginia)
6:00 - $3/5

Friday, April 18, 2008

Thursday, April 17, 2008

craziness



here is a small interview with the filmaker on reason.com

Q: How did songs become an essential part of the Estonian revolution?

A: Music has always been part of Estonian history. For thousands of years the Estonians have been singing folk songs. They have one of the largest collections of folk songs in the world, even though they’re a very small country. So it was very natural that music would become part of the weapon that they would use to fight the Soviets. They have this song festival every five years called Laulupidu, which is 30,000 singers coming on stage to sing in harmony. And it’s not any 30,000 people who want to sing; these people audition, so it’s the best 30,000 singers.

Well, in 1947 Stalin had already come in and occupied Estonia. He declared the song festival a “bourgeois tradition,” and he declared the first annual Soviet Song Festival, making the Estonians sing songs in Russian that glorified Lenin and Stalin and Marx. But the Estonians snuck one by. That song became the unofficial national anthem in Estonia, and for the next 50 years they always sang it to close the Song Festivals.

Q: So what happened in the late ’80s?

A: In June of 1988, there was a rock concert with, I don’t know how many, tens of thousands of youth who were there singing into the night. The Soviet authorities got worried, and they shut down the concert. So the people walked three miles to an open field to continue singing, and they sang until five or six in the morning. And it went on for a week. Every night more and more people came until there were maybe 100,000 to 150,000 people singing these rock ’n’ roll songs, as well as some traditional songs. The Soviet police saw this, but they didn’t know what to do. And the Estonians just kept on pushing that envelope, until eventually they contributed significantly to the collapse of the Soviet Union.

Q: What broader lesson did you learn from this story?

A: What this film is about is humankind’s indomitable drive for independence. If there’s a reason to see the film, it’s to start understanding liberty and freedom at a base level. I reduce freedom to this reality: I don’t want my neighbor telling me what color to paint my living room. Let’s get it down to that, and then let’s move out from that slowly, and talk about what political systems give us all the individual freedom we need.

This is not a political film. This is a story. And you will cry in the beginning and feel uplifted in the end, I promise.

Wednesday, April 16, 2008

omg


Bored with burning CDs and ripping mp3s? Got the urge to make real records?

Machines called Dub Plates record music onto special vinyl blanks. They produce one-off records durable enough to handle repeated playing or scratching. The only hitch is the price. There are several turntable add-ons available in the $5000 to $7000 range, but the Vestax VRX-2000 is the only all-in-one solution on the market -- for a cool $10,000.

Cutting vinyl is an art - you're limited to 12 to 15 minutes per side and the source material has be be compressed to match the limited dynamic range of vinyl. Any really low frequency sounds (bass, kick drums) must be panned to the center of your stereo mix or there's a good chance they'll cause the needle to skip.

For those who don't have $10K burning a hole in their jeans, Freshly Ground Records in the UK offers a one-off cutting service. Starting at £55, they'll cut an mp3 of your song to vinyl. Tres cool.

Vestax VRX-2000 Vinyl Cutter (Vestax)

dont want to miss this again



sunday april 20th
1pm-7pm
record exchange & art show
dj stranger
dj y not
and a lot more
701 & 707 bean ln.
orlando fl 32803
e.50 between 436 and fashion square mall
across from sam ash

who says orlando is boring?!

Monday, April 14, 2008

may 1st



completely forgot about this group. would love to be there. who got the hook up!?

Sunday, April 13, 2008

happy birthday to me







its okay mom, im okay

Saturday, April 12, 2008

oh its on from here on out...

put yo hands in the atmosphere if you know what im talkin bout!


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another year, i made it. cant believe it.


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and! womens always be havin birthdays for a full week.
give me the whole weekend. lets get retarded.

Thursday, April 10, 2008

Wednesday, April 9, 2008

in Kampuchea, the commies killed the video stars



cannot stop listening to this. click here for more info on the cambodian rocks. and click here and click here to listen.

and

Monday, April 7, 2008

OH NO! NOT AGAIN! CAN I LIVE!

CLICK HERE

mindblowing



this makes me want to take back all the negative things i've ever said about mtv.

human giant season 2 is so ridiculous. genius.

click here for more

40yrsago

"I believe that unarmed truth and unconditional love will have the final word."

Sunday, April 6, 2008

google spr



back in the day, during the clinton administration, when barrels of oil rose from around $18 to around $30 a pop, gore and clinton dipped into the spr, dropping prices dramatically

present day, bush regime, barrels are $106.

maybe during the coarse of the rest of this war, we should holler at the spr?!

or does that sound like nonsense?

can i live?!

Friday, April 4, 2008

gorgeous gorgoues women


jatt

last night went to see jeanie and the tits last show. i'd like to apologize to raniel and jessie for taking your twelve pack from the house and to peacock. BUT i did get very very very very drunk. so i think you should feel some sort of pride in the fact that i got so wasted. so yes. last night, if you were not there, sorry for you. but! there are pictures! check that shit out.. click here

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caribou tonight

Thursday, April 3, 2008

....

handsome boys and handsome girls, i have so much love to give. at least a lifetimes worth

Tuesday, April 1, 2008

at lassst!



Mos Def will be playing Chuck Berry! in the upcoming film, Cadillac Records.

the film will also have a couple musicians like the amazing muddy waters and howlin wolf, played by various actors.

AND beyonce (what a retarded name) is going to be playing Etta James.

wish it was someone else like, jill scott or pretty much anyone else besides beyonce, but i guess shes also producing this film?

some magazine spoke to Etta James about beyonce protraying her in the film..

"Etta James ain’t been no angel!” she said at the time. “I don’t think she looks like me, but that’s all right. They can fix that up.”

yeah fix that bitch up

outwiththeold

arty party schmarty party. whats next. keep an eye out