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August 12, 2008

An Experiment

Hieroglyphics By DeBerardinis
Click images for desktop size: "Heiroglyphics" by DeBerardinis

Wild Rockabilly Collection from the Twilight Zone - Obscure and known collection

Death Race 2000

The Juicy Fruits - "Goodbye Eddie",
from the movie "Phantom Of The Paradise"

The Alan Price Group and the theme song from Lindsay Anderson's "O Lucky Man!"

Billy Ledbetter is out
"Stealing Hubcaps"


New offense looks to level the playing field for smaller schools. Looks like fun too.

Little Steven & Southside Johnny duet on
"If I Were A Carpenter"

Octopus
Click images for desktop size: "Living Underwater" by Unknown

The Dickies
"Nights In White Satin"

Neil Gaiman's "Stardust" is more enjoyable then it looks. Worth the rental.


Death In Vegas performing the swirly neo-psychedlic "Scorpio Rising"


Microsoft continues to believe that evil is better


Boston Celtic Punk fusion band Dropkick Murphys does "Johnny, I Hardly Knew Ya"

Why did these guys break up?
The Stems and "She's Fine"


A Cry In The Night The Sonics get back together and they sure are old but they remain unstoppable. Live in Norway.

The Strangeloves pretended to be from Austrailia to compete with the "British Invasion". They didn't need to lie. Often covered, never equalled "I Want Candy" still rules.

Endless summers with Jan & Dean
"Sidewalk Surfin'"


Good Advice. Former Trojan on being a rookie in the NFL


The Ventures mix the blues and reverb and make what I think is their best record with
"House of the Rising Sun"

The funniest comic strip since "Calvin And Hobbes"; "Pooch Cafe" is about dogs and people. This is merely a sample.

To end on that proper wry meloncholic touch, Me First & the Gimmie Gimmies rip through "Over The Rainbow"


Its been a rough few days. Much business. Nothing bad but exhausting nonetheless. All is well.

Posted by David on August 12, 2008 11:25 AM |

Comments

What can I say but WOW.
Great blog.

Posted by: Perry | August 12, 2008 1:17 PM

I agree with the commenter, wow says it best. Where do you get all these graphics?

Posted by: Dan | August 12, 2008 4:36 PM

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