Viewer discretion advised! A very thought provoking and insanely well-put recording -
Sunday, February 27, 2011
Esoteric - Palin Vick - A Sarah Palin Michael Vick Comparison
I'm trying to keep busy... check out this new video I put together for the always innovative and incredible Esoteric, for his track "Palin - Vick" from Boston Pharaoh -
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Wednesday, February 23, 2011
DJ Knife Presents ... The Best Of Chainsaw Dubstep

The man DJ Knife is back in record time with a brand new mix, The Best of Chainsaw Dubstep. He came through C's Section the other night and together we discovered what has to be one of the oddest commercials I've ever seen -
Good times as always. Here's the mix!
And here's the run down, straight from Knife...
WARNING: If you don't already like dubstep, don't waste your time
listening to this. This release is the result of spinning Top 40 for for far too long. It's a 30 minute, live mix of some of the most aggressive, chainsaw-sawing-through-your-head dubstep tracks I know, with a few non-dubstep joints to break up the monotony. Shout outs to Will C. for mastering and Alfrizzy for the artwork. Enjoy! (www.djknife.com)
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Tuesday, February 22, 2011
Life After God - "Shouldn't Be Alone" - Official Video

Here's an official video I put together for Life After God's Shouldn't Be Alone, off of the album Depeche Moe -
Depeche Moe is available for free HERE
If you haven't already, support my fellow Boston cats and cop Life After God on ITUNES
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What The Hell Is Going On Here? ALIVE board games?


Yahoo -
Jeopardy isn't the only game being threatened by computer domination.
A new version of board game staple Monopoly will ditch the dice and paper money in exchange for an ominous computer tower that monitors player activity. Hasbro unveiled the product --somewhat ironically dubbed "Monopoly Live" -- at this week's Toy Fair in New York, reports The New York Times.
The ten-inch tower sits in the middle of the game board, using infrared technology to keep track of the action while barking out instructions to players. Move one too many spaces? The all-seeing eye computer tower will know. It even rolls the (virtual) dice for you.
Thankfully, the core element of the Monopoly board -- the location of properties -- has remained unchanged, so you can still set up your favorite hotel chains, land on free parking and scoop up dough by passing "Go." But say goodbye to that brightly colored Monopoly money and those Community Chest and Chance cards -- if it's made of paper, it's pretty much gone. Instead, players will buy and sell properties by holding their hands over special decals and will check their accounts by inserting ATM cards into the tower.
What the hell is going on here? I never thought I'd say this, but I think I'm afraid of Monopoly.
MONOPOLY .. MVP (?!??): "AND THE WINNER IS... IRON JOHN! ... NO WINNERS! BETTER LUCK NEXT TIME! PLEASE REMOVE YOUR BANK CARDS."
And I thought Electronic Talking Battleship was where it's at...
Man, that brings back memories.
WIKIPEDIA - In 1977 Milton Bradley released a computerized Electronic Battleshi, followed in 1989 by Electronic Talking Battleship.
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