Sunday, July 31, 2005

Blue Oyster Cult (Demo Versions)



Bad Celebrity, No Hubbard.

But if you're considering the Blue Oyster Cult, I can't really blame you. They're the only band to write a song that I'll never get sick of, no matter how many times I watch Six Feet Under season one or hear it talked about in a sarcastic tone.

Don't Fear The Reaper (Demo Version) 7.8megs

The demo version of Don't Fear the Reaper is excellent, but it lacks cowbell. Hold your jokes because I'm being quite serious here.

I have a couple Oink invites



Hey, I know mp3blogs are all about posting music, but I think I have something a little more useful and less egotistical than a page full of music that I enjoy. I have two OiNK invites for anyone who can do a couple contributions. Interesting trades considered ;-) Could be nasty pictures of your girlfriend. Could be a copy of David O. Russells "Soldiers Pay". Hell, it could be even be some incense. To inquire, pop something in comments or send me an email.

Friday, July 15, 2005

Elvis Mitchell's Interview with David LaChapelle



Just a few days ago on KCRW's "The Treatment, photographer and filmmaker David LaChapelle participated in an incredibly revealing interview about his new feature "Rize." There is a moment in the interview where he simply cannot stop himself from talking, but no one (including myself) seems to mind. Extremely compelling and highly recommended by resident John O'Day. Enjoy.

KCRW The Treatment - David LaChapelle 10 megs

Sunday, July 03, 2005

Craigslist V. Google Maps

This is for all those looking for apartments.
Google Maps and Craigslist are now, in effect, the same website.

Housing Maps .com

Thursday, June 30, 2005

Same Ol' Shit



B.G. - Same Ol' Shit ft. Hakizzie, Gar, Sniper, & VL Mike 6.2 megs
Apparently, this track was stolen from Hardly Art, Hardly Garbage. Sorry 'bout that. Good song though. Enjoy.

Tuesday, June 21, 2005

And here's a dude tripping on Salvia!



Wane's story

















Buckethead vs. Samadhi



The Brian Carroll/Jay Sachdeva collabo hasn't happened yet, but everyone's keeping their fingers crossed.

Below are two brilliant tracks from an eccentric, if not austere, performer.
They are from Bucket's Bermuda Triangle album. Enjoy.

Buckethead - Davy Jones Locker 1.4 megs

Buckethead - Bionic Fog 2.8 megs

Oh! I almost forgot. Here's a video from a Santa Cruz appearance he made recently. Everyone thought it was going to be just autographs and stuff, then he played an hour long set. Seriously, this is a fucking treat. Enjoy this. Sorry about the sound quality. I was standing a yard away from him with the camera and the music was just insanely blaring loud.








Yeah, I said it, Octopussy.



In honor of Kanye's recent accomplishment I'm going to throw up a different Bond song every day. I forgot how good Tina Turner sounds doing Goldeneye, or how perfect Carly Simon's voice is.

Without further ado, Shirley Bassey's Goldfinger 3.2 megs

Here's a little Trivia: Which Bond movie was essentially an unlicensed remake of another classic Bond flick?
Google that bitch and tell me next week, because I'd love to know. Thanks.

These shitty songs are gone.

Sacrilege as committed by Jay.



During last nights drunken incident Jay revealed what has to be the single most inflammatory thing I've heard in the last year.
Not only did he remix a Beatles song, he composed all the music heard behind John's vocals. If Dangermouse heard this a little bit ago the Grey Album probably would have been much better.

Samadhi - Gently Weeps (Tentative title) 2.8 megs

The above pic is Jay's 15 year-old head pasted next to Danger Mouse's 14 year-old body. We know why you're holding the camera like that, Orson!

Plug your iPod into this!



See that little square at the top? That's where the pod goes.
Introducing iCarrier

Monday, June 20, 2005

Here's something for you to hate on!

Shut'cha greedy bird mouths!! Here's your regurgitated worm already!

Beck - Arabian Nights 7.7 megs

Everyone loves to talk shit about Beck these days. Alright, new album didn't do much for me and far greater minds than my own have already predicted that "E-Pro" is destined for a Verizon Wireless commercial, but I will forgive him...around the bend. Come back! Highly educated people between the ages of 18 and 24 miss you.


Jesus, this reminds me way too much of me and my girlfriend.

In other developments...

Jay has locked away the tapes of his hit Ragu, (1.1 megs) but guess what? JOHNODAY's got it. JOHNODAY's got that Ragu. Getcha cake up and don't run your mouth.

P.S.
If you think Ragu sounds like a Lil Jon song, that's probably because you like it.

Ladies and gentleman, we have been shitted on...

He's BIG! He's BROWN! And he's in two places in this photo.
Can you help Elmo find him?



Futurism Ain't Shit has decided to post a small feature about being JOHNODAY. Be sure to bookmark his site as well as my own for future developments as they happen.

P.S.
Here's another picture of times best forgotten, that were in fact, all but forgotten.
Doing a cartwheel off a ledge doesn't do a skater justice. He's got to keep himself in check as well as othters. I'm sure that's the excuse he uses.

Wonder Years Season One



Get it while it's hot - The Wonder Years Season One, Including pilot episode.

Jose Gonzales

Jose Gonzalez - Crosses 2.5 megs

I know next to nothing about this guy, but this song is amazing.
If someone can provide a link to a label or personal site, I'll post it immediately.

http://www.boomkat.com/item.cfm?id=16748 - Mystery demystified. Buy Jose's album from boomkat.

Django Vs. Willie

Stormy Weather

Django Reinhardt's Stormy Weather 3.2 megs

Willie Nelson's Stormy Weather 2.8 megs




Django: Django grew up playing banjo, guitar and violin in gypsy encampments throughout Europe. The violin was his first instrument, but he later became more proficient with a hand-me-down Banjo. Using the four stringed instrument, Django began recording songs in 1928.

At age 18, Django was severely burned when his caravan caught fire. The fire fused his third and fourth fingers together, which completely altered his musical style. This new style of play deemphasized use of his burned fingers and focused on the use of a guitar pick.

Willie: Willie Nelson has had memorable roles in Wag The Dog, Halfbaked and TV's "Where The Hell's That Gold."

Your Momma's On Crack Rock!



Your Momma's On Crack Rock! - The Dogs Feat. Disco Rick 5.1 megs

100% Pure Poison



No More City, No More Country 10.3 megs

Windy C 8.2 megs

100% Pure Poison only released one record in their short-ass music career, but it withstands the test of time.
They started as American servicemen based in Germany and used a forged exit pass to attend a music industry conference. From that conference they signed with EMI and later released Coming Right at You. This is what the year 1974 sounds like when I dream about the year 1974. Enjoy.

P.S. Look for the re-issue of this record on Soul Brother records. It's a great find.

you missed the boat.

UNKLE77 - In A State

U.N.K.L.E.
In A State 10.3 megs. Enjoy!
you missed the boat