This guy just showed up in my ticker as a new friend of a friend. I wish I had an intro beat for myself…
(But he is seriously from Iceland, the girl who friended him is there now.)
Month: March 2012
https://www.tumblr.com/audio_file/fmchubs/20212579901/tumblr_m1qi6qAzBG1qzrvik?plead=please-dont-download-this-or-our-lawyers-wont-let-us-host-audio
La Sera, “Please Be My Third Eye”
Chugging fuzz guitars offer a strong platform for the vocalist’s sweet come-hither lilt, begging me to be her third eye. I think those’re vibes contributing the hyped-up Jeopardy theme song of the bridge. Whatever; tonight is when I figured out that being asked to be a girl’s third eye is just about the cutest line I could hear. Let’s dance, shaking our heads back & forth and twisting our hips like it’s the 50s but punker.
when you sit beside me/ i can see much further/ than my own dimension/ i can’t wait much longer
Oh thank God, nobody’s dead.”
“Or … We’re all dead.
Luke responds to his mom’s entrance on Modern Family‘s 15th episode this season.
No matter how trite the plots may get, this show manages to whip out a few lines each time that stay with me. And they’re usually courtesy of Luke, who might as well be canon young Andy from Parks and Recreation.
Wikipedia — “Who Put Bella in the Wych Elm?”
So maybe you “went to your job” or “shopped for groceries” or “held conversations with other human begins” today, but I bet Wikipedia didn’t serve you nearly as well as it did me! Why, look at this murder case/unattributed graffiti!
Just Jam 44 — DJ Sega
This was broadcast live on Wednesday. Nearly 50 minutes of the top Philly Club producer right now, a dude I’ve seen in Brooklyn cause I’m a cool dude myself, Mr. DJ Sega. I’ve never heard of the Just Jam series, but I’ll be checking out some of their other segments after this. All I know is that the next time I clean my room, Sega and I are gonna have ourselves a little party/feng shui consultation.
(Source: http://player.vimeo.com/)
Graffito is the singular form of the Italian graffiti, meaning “little scratch”.
whaaaat
Danny Brown, “Grown Up”
Such a chill bassline (Lou Reed’s “Walk on the Wild Side,” which was initially used in A Tribe Called Quest’s “Can I Kick It”) doesn’t end up at odds with Danny Brown’s shrieks and yelps; rather, it helps make his unique style palatable and contributes to the nostalgia-fueled flow. You can download the track from the Youtube link — an uncensored version will be on iTunes sometime in the future.
(Source: http://www.youtube.com/)
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