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Song of the day for the name alone: Whourkr “Pachyderm Catapult” a song containing 367 snare drums off of their new album “4247 Snare Drums”.
Whourkr “4247 Snare Drums”
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Song of the day if only for the song name: “That Fierce Cow is Common Sense in a Country Dress” by Slim Cessna’s Auto Club
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Classic awesome sampletastic EBN video- “Get down, get down”
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Sometimes I forget how mindblowingly amazing some of the old albums in my collection are, which is why I love randomly listening to my collection. Not Breathing, “The Starry Wisdom” (1998) is one of those albums. Not Breathing’s sound ranges from sublime dark ambient to amazingly layered hard driving industrial fueled techno. This particular album has two disks, “Nuclear” with more beat laden sounds and “Abyss” which is just as it sounds.
This is “Sacred Relapse” the first track on the Nuclear album, which starts off with a few minimal techno blips slowly layers on elements until it builds to a deliciously relentless techno percussion pounding. Note, the samples are from Alejandro Jodorowsky’s epicly weird movie “The Holy Mountain”
Not Breathing - The Starry Wisdom
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Adorably hell yeah! Kids Recreate Sabotage Music Video by Beastie Boys
Original Sabotage video here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z5rRZdiu1UE
via laughingsquid
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Beastie Boys terrify Oprah in 1986 (by Buzzy Feedly)
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Beastie Boys do’n what they do best rock’n it live in Glasgow full 45 minutes that are guaranteed to make your party rock!
RIP MCA
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Mutton chops! mermaids! Great video for a great song by the glitchy blippy musical magician Nosaj Thing “Aquarium”
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Some excellent jazzy turntable action by kid koala - drunk trumpet
found via @laughingsquid
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As a followup to my last post, The Disc album “Gaijin CD 4” is one of the few in my collection I kept after digitizing everything. Namely due to the hilarious and ridiculous bonus CD which was a purposefully damaged and unplayable CD.
I don’t miss the cumbersomeness of physical media but I do still miss some of the creative packaging that sometimes came with it.
