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16.1.11
12.1.11
10.1.11
Mixtape Monday #7: Let's Goddamn Dance
1. Love Inc. - Broken Bones
O
2. La Roux - In For The Kill (Skrillex remix)
LET'S
3. Ke$ha - Cannibal
GET
4. Duck Sauce - Barbara Streisand
THE
5. David Guetta - Sexy Bitch (feat. Akon)
PARTY
6. Bloc Party - Flux (12" version)
STARTED
Zip file with all of the tracks
O
2. La Roux - In For The Kill (Skrillex remix)
LET'S
3. Ke$ha - Cannibal
GET
4. Duck Sauce - Barbara Streisand
THE
5. David Guetta - Sexy Bitch (feat. Akon)
PARTY
6. Bloc Party - Flux (12" version)
STARTED
Zip file with all of the tracks
6.1.11
Fear not...
We've been busy as bees here at the blog. I've been working on a few longer pieces that will take up a lot of my time to finish up, and so that's why we've maintained radio silence. In the interest of keeping you interested, here are a few cool tidbits I've come across to tide you over... consider it a culture catch-all.
-Ever wonder why merch prices are so fucked up? alt.press looks into it.
-Udo Kier: Best. Interview. Subject. Ever.
-Also on the same tip: Apparently Jon Lovitz knows everyone in Hollywood.
-The best tour my eyes have seen this year is coming to MTL.
-Justin Bieber's Christian knock-off tries to gain momentum. HURRAY.
-'This week in dead animals.'
I'll soon be posting up an in-depth analysis of Kanye West's newest album, as well as some musings about hardcore music.
-Ever wonder why merch prices are so fucked up? alt.press looks into it.
-Udo Kier: Best. Interview. Subject. Ever.
-Also on the same tip: Apparently Jon Lovitz knows everyone in Hollywood.
-The best tour my eyes have seen this year is coming to MTL.
-Justin Bieber's Christian knock-off tries to gain momentum. HURRAY.
-'This week in dead animals.'
I'll soon be posting up an in-depth analysis of Kanye West's newest album, as well as some musings about hardcore music.
3.1.11
Mixtape Monday #6: 5 Songs With The Word 'Fuck' In The Title
Sometimes I just feel angry. The infamous F-word, used as a point of exclamation or as an exclamation, is one of the strongest words one can use in the English language. So without further ado, here's a list of a few songs that typify the word's usage.
1. Superjoint Ritual - Fuck Your Enemy
This defunct Phil Anselmo project surprised many when it came out earlier on in the decade – the throat behind the ultimate groove metal delivers quick bursts of thrashy goodness that harken back to an earlier time, before bros took the fun out of thrash. The establishing shot for this single (yes, it was a single)'s video still sticks out in my mind whenever this song comes on.
2. Bring Me The Horizon - Fuck
British metalcore outfit Bring Me The Horizon hold no punches with this snappily-named track, an exercise in economy considering that the band's recently-released album is titled There Is A Hell, Believe Me I've Seen It. There Is A Heaven, Let's Keep It A Secret. Throw some horns up, get an insight into what the kids are lisening to.
3. Ice Cube - Fuck Dying (feat. KoRn)
"Fuck Dying", the infamous double-negative, is such a great posi life message that I could not resist adding it. Also, the addition of nu-metal lords KoRn cannot hurt.... Or can it? Unlike Superjoint Riual's video, though, this one actually makes the song sound worse.
4. N.W.A. - Fuck Tha Police
Oh yeah. As if you didn't see this one coming. As a bonus, though, here's Rage Against The Machine covering the track.
5. Bass Of The Union - Fuck You, Pay Me
SHAMELESS SELF-PROMOTION. (Airhorn sounds.) Probably the biggest hit the rap duo I was a part of (n)ever had. My mom is so proud whenever I play this. A tale about monetary woes.
Zip file with all of the tracks
1. Superjoint Ritual - Fuck Your Enemy
This defunct Phil Anselmo project surprised many when it came out earlier on in the decade – the throat behind the ultimate groove metal delivers quick bursts of thrashy goodness that harken back to an earlier time, before bros took the fun out of thrash. The establishing shot for this single (yes, it was a single)'s video still sticks out in my mind whenever this song comes on.
2. Bring Me The Horizon - Fuck
British metalcore outfit Bring Me The Horizon hold no punches with this snappily-named track, an exercise in economy considering that the band's recently-released album is titled There Is A Hell, Believe Me I've Seen It. There Is A Heaven, Let's Keep It A Secret. Throw some horns up, get an insight into what the kids are lisening to.
3. Ice Cube - Fuck Dying (feat. KoRn)
"Fuck Dying", the infamous double-negative, is such a great posi life message that I could not resist adding it. Also, the addition of nu-metal lords KoRn cannot hurt.... Or can it? Unlike Superjoint Riual's video, though, this one actually makes the song sound worse.
4. N.W.A. - Fuck Tha Police
Oh yeah. As if you didn't see this one coming. As a bonus, though, here's Rage Against The Machine covering the track.
5. Bass Of The Union - Fuck You, Pay Me
SHAMELESS SELF-PROMOTION. (Airhorn sounds.) Probably the biggest hit the rap duo I was a part of (n)ever had. My mom is so proud whenever I play this. A tale about monetary woes.
Zip file with all of the tracks
2.1.11
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