For those who haven't heard yet, it's official, Kristen and I are expecting our first in October!
Woo-Hoo! We're very excited!
Sunday, February 28, 2010
Friday, February 26, 2010
Savoir Adore - Bodies
Got turned on to this tune on the drive home tonight, love the rhythm tracks and the dueling male/female vocals of Deidre Muro and Paul Hammer. There must be something in the water in Brooklyn...
Enjoy!
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
Charlotte Gainsbourg - Heaven Can Wait (Nosaj Thing Remix)
Heaven Can Wait (Nosaj Thing Remix) by Charlotte Gainsbourg
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Nosaj Thing puts his Beethoven inspired electronic touch on this tasteful remix of Charlotte Gainsbourg's "Heaven Can Wait" from the Beck Produced IRM.
Wednesday, February 17, 2010
Tripping Out Over Wayne Coyne’s Bathroom...
From Flavorwire: "Flaming Lips lead singer Wayne Coyne is no shrinking violet: he’s donned fake blood and a furry suit onstage, gone full-frontal in a music video, and slammed the Arcade Fire in Rolling Stone. Now images of Coyne’s self-described “drug damaged, artist[ic]” home — a veritable compound in Oklahoma City designed byFitzsimmons Architects — are making the internet rounds."
More Pictures: http://flavorwire.com/70597/tripping-out-over-wayne-coynes-bathroom
There is some really interesting design going on here but I don't know if I'd call it home.
Saturday, February 13, 2010
Yeah, that's an entire clove of Garlic on my roll!
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10 things Noel loves\hates
via youtube.com
Always entertaining, Noel Gallagher spouts off 10 likes and dislikes. Such a knucklehead.
Wednesday, February 10, 2010
Viva Voce - The Slow Fade
A few months ago I lost both the main and backup hard drives containing my iTunes Library. Roughly 1TB worth of data... gone. As you can imagine I was super excited... of course not, I was uber pissed, so angry I couldn't believe it, a hugh moment of "Are You Fuckin' Kidding Me?!?!? The main and the backup!!!" It was the best Ad for a Drobo ever and helped re-ignite a strong desire for Spotify, because, well, this has happened before over the years, and even though I had older versions of my library on other drives, I'm getting tired of managing hard drives, I just want access to a shit ton of music.
Now having those older drives with part of my music library is great, except for when you want to hear something that you purchased recently. Fortunately E-Music has very liberal Re-download Policy which came in very handy yesterday when I had Viva Voce's "The Slow Fade" in my head. The haunting chorus of "Gone Gone Gone" kept playing over and over in my ears as I tapped out the lulling rhythms on my steering wheel while driving to work, on my customers desk that afternoon and at the dinner table last night. Stuck on repeat was this simple lullaby of a break up and goodbye song. This morning I re-downloaded Vive Voce's Rose City and couldn't be happier to hear the this song in full and release my self of only remembering the one phrase of the chorus.
The march of the piano and the slide guitar set the mood of a county dirge while a wobbly distorted square wave from a keyboard fades in and out to accent the vocal melody. It's a simple and beautiful song, fitting for the end of a record, a relationship or mourning the loss of your music collection... "Gone, Gone, Gone."
Sunday, February 7, 2010
Google Superbowl Ad got Kristen all teary eyed.
It's amazing to think how much apart of our lives Google has become.
Wild.
Wednesday, February 3, 2010
The Knife - Colouring of Pigeons - Tomorrow In A Year
Colouring Of Pigeons by The Knife In Collaboration With Mt. Sims And Planningtorock
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New challenging and ambitious work from The Knife In Collaboration with Mt. Sims and Planningtorock, written specifically for the opera Tomorrow In A Year which is based off of Darwin's Origin of Species and other Darwin related materials such as Richard Dawkins' The Selfish Gene. It's as if they crept into my library and wrote an album about it. I couldn't be more excited.
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