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'When My Baby Comes' (SixToes Remix) by Grinderman

2012-03-08T10:08:00.001-08:00

Video: 'When My Baby Comes' SixToes Remix | Rolling Stone:

Nick Cave declared that his Grinderman project with Warren Ellis, Martyn Casey and Jim Sclavunos was over last year, but the band's music lives on in the form of remixes on Grinderman 2 RMX, a set featuring new versions of their songs by UNKLE, the Yeah Yeah Yeahs' Nick Zinner and Queens of the Stone Age frontman Joshua Homme. This video for SixToes' remix of "When My Baby Comes" sets the creepy, creaky tune to stunningly grotesque stop-motion animation footage.

Reminds me of this O’Death Video: http://retroviruslab.blogspot.com/2011/10/just-saw-that-these-guys-are-playing.html

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Songs of the long walk… “3rd Planet” by Modest Mouse

2012-03-08T08:18:00.001-08:00

At least once a week I have a very long walk taking care of one chore or another involving the boys. Usually these walks seem to land on the grayest and rainiest days of the week. Wet and cold with too much time to think, I find myself hitting the repeat button on certain songs over and over again. Each walk seems to find its own theme song.

This was one such song. I have no idea what it was about this song that spoke to me that day, something in the way the words and music intersected with the weather and mood. There was no single line in the song that stood out, but looking at the lyrics below, I can see many that would have fit the mood on these long walks.

I’ve been meaning to post these songs for a while but life has been interfering, as usual.

Everything that keeps me together is falling apart/i've got
This thing that I consider my only art of fucking people over.
My boss just quit the job says he's goin out to find blind
Spots and he'll do it.
The 3rd planet is sure that they're being watched by an
Eye in the sky that can't be stopped.
When you get to the promise land your gonna shake that
Eyes hand.
Your heart felt good it was drippin pitch and made of wood.
And your hands and knees felt cold and wet on the grass to me.
Outside naked, shiverin looking blue, from the cold
Sunlight that's reflected off the moon.
Baby cum angels fly around you reminding you we used
To be three and not just two.
And that's how the world began.
And that's how the world will end.
A 3rd had just been made and we were swimming in the
Water, didn't know then was it a son was it a daughter.
When it occurred to me that the animals are swimming
Around in the water in the oceans in our bodies and
Another had been found another ocean on the planet
Given that our blood is just like the atlantic.
And how.
The universe is shaped exactly like the earth if you go
Straight long enough you'll end up where you were.
Your heart felt good it was drippin pitch and made of wood.
And your hands and knees felt cold and wet on the grass to me.
Outside naked, shiverin looking blue, from the cold
Sunlight that's reflected off the moon.
Baby cum angels fly around you reminding you we used
To be three and not just two.
And that's how the world began.
And that's how the world will end.

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Kelly Hogan 'I Like To Keep Myself In Pain' Mini-Documentary from Anti

2012-03-05T14:49:00.001-08:00

Haven’t been posting much here for awhile, so I’ve got a bit of a log jam built up. Probably be throwing quite a few videos up over the next couple days.

I already posted this just about everywhere, but I don’t want to lose track of this so I am posting it here too.

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“The Well” by Charlie Musselwhite; Cyndi Lauper & Mohammed Alidu & The Bizung Family on eTown

2012-03-05T14:25:00.001-08:00

Heard this story and song on eTown this weekend.

Cyndi Lauper / Charlie Musselwhite / Mohammed Alidu | etown:

eTown brings back an eclectic show for your listening pleasure. Joining hosts Nick & Helen Forster in eTown is Grammy winning, pop music icon Cyndi Lauper. Cyndi continues to mix things up as she’s always done in her career; most recently she’s been reinventing herself as a blues singer, and she comes with songs from her CD project, Memphis Blues. Also taking the stage, (both with Cyndi as a member of her blues band and in his own separate segment) is eTown favorite and iconic bluesman Charlie Musselwhite. Charlie shares his world-class harmonica skills and great vocals in original songs (off his CD called The Well), layered in deep-country blues. Nick and Helen and the eTones provide great back up support for him too. The show is rounded out with a brief visit by world music beat masters Mohammed Alidu & The Bizung Family and an inspiring E-Chievement Award interview. It’s another memorable week, right here in eTown.

eTown webisode 39 - Cyndi Lauper, Charlie Musselwhite and Mohammed Alidu show finale from eTown on Vimeo.

etown webisode 36 - Cyndi Lauper performs "Shattered Dreams" from eTown on Vimeo.

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Talkdemonic: A Mini-Documentary & "Midcentury Motion"

2012-02-17T14:00:00.001-08:00

Talkdemonic Mini-Documentary + "Midcentury Motion" Video - YouTube:

A short film by Brian Vernor about Talkdemonic, including a music video for "Midcentury Motion." Here is the idea that motivated the film via Director Brian Vernor:

I really like these guys. Here is a link to my Spotify Playlist for them:

http://open.spotify.com/user/121904621/playlist/3jGBr6MSiFvJga7h28C9ta

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What I Am Listening To Now: “To Bring You My Love” by PJ Harvey

2012-02-14T12:25:00.001-08:00

A nod to something or other day that falls on a Tuesday this year…

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What I Am Listening To Now: “Nine While Nine” by The Sisters of Mercy

2012-02-10T00:48:00.001-08:00

This was the song stuck in my mind on a long walk through the rain to the little one’s school yesterday…

…and I'm
Looking for a life for me and I'm
Looking for a life for you and I'm
Talking to myself again and it's
So damn cold it's just not true and I'm
Walking through the rain
Trying to hold on waiting for the train and I'm
Only looking for what you want but it's
Lonely here and I think you knew and I'm
And I'm waiting
And I wait in vain
Nine while nine and I'm waiting
For the train.....

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Bjork: The fine line between brilliance and insanity… (Featuring “Cosmogony” as performed on The Colbert Report)

2012-02-01T09:55:00.001-08:00

Never quite sure which side she falls on… First heard about her new project on Colbert last night. Just sharing my further look into what is going on in her world (which is very likely a slightly different and stranger world than our own)…

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CultureLab: Björk: I was always a bit of a nerd:

We are together to talk about Biophilia, Björk's new album and suite of smartphone apps that will combine science-themed songs with computer games that aim to teach music theory to the uninitiated, like me. "Music education's not as hard as people make it out to be, but it's been put on this pedestal for a chosen few," she says. It is for this reason that, like a modern-day Maria von Trapp, Björk is giving me an impromptu music lesson.

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Biophilia, her most experimental project to date, looks set to divide opinion yet further. Its name - inspired by neurologist Oliver Sacks's book Musicophilia - evokes humankind's empathy with nature, which Björk has borne out with songs about genetics, crystallisation, plate tectonics and dark matter. The accompanying apps will be released in place of music videos, while the live shows have so far included a recorded voice-over by British naturalist David Attenborough, a live Tesla coil and four "gravity harps" suspended on 3-metre pendulums.

Bjork's Coder is Joining Her on Tour, But He Isn't Old Enough to Drink Yet | Motherboard:

You may know that Bjork is a big nerd, but you are not yet enough of a Bjork nerd to know that the developer behind some of her gorgeous new apps – the ones that constitute her Biophilia album – is only 20 years old. And yes, Max Weisel, who started making apps for the iPhone at 16 and designed the very wonderful and free Soundrop app, did that leave-school-and-run-to-California-to-launch-a-startup thing. For now though, he’s on the album tour, swiping iPad screens on stage behind Bjork, 26 years his senior.

I wondered who the fellow was playing the iPads in the performance below…

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There is some interesting stuff going on here. Unfortunately, I don’t have access to a platform to explore these apps, but I think this is very interesting and a potentially ground breaking direction for music to move towards…

There are a lot of demonstrations on Bjork’s YouTube channel. I am going to be wasting some time today checking them out.

The album Biophilia is available in traditional formats as well. (Wow, things are moving fast for this old Luddite when I found myself, for the first time, refering to MP3 downloads as a traditional format. But it is also available on Vinyl, so I am absolved.)

Listen on Spotify: Bjork - Biophilia (13 Tracks)

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Florida… (yawn)

2012-01-31T16:26:00.001-08:00

Note: Cross posted from Democracy In Distress.

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There’s this…

Florida Primary 2012 Results: Election Reporting By County (MAP, REAL-TIME DATA):

According to the latest polls going into election day, former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney held a commanding lead, with 42.3 percent of the vote. Newt Gingrich, the former speaker of the House, who won in South Carolina just over a week ago, had 29 percent of the vote heading into Tuesday, while former Pennsylvania Sen. Rick Santorum and Texas Rep. Ron Paul trailed with roughly 11 percent of the vote each.

Still, by the end of tonight's race, only 5 percent of the delegates will have been rewarded.

Or this…

Personally, I’d go with the Modest Mouse. I don’t think Florida will decide anything. But we are getting closer…

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Democracy In Distress: Newt, NASA, & the Moon

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Okay, this is pretty cute… Two year old dancing to KMFDM

2012-01-31T15:57:00.001-08:00

Unfortunately, the cuteness was slightly lessened by memories of mid-aged people wearing the same outfit dancing to KMFDM at fetish night at the Vogue in Seattle back in the 1990s.

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Retrovirus Lab: What I Am Listening To Now: “D.I.Y.” by KMFDM

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Democracy In Distress: Comic: God hates who?

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“Spring Break 1899” by Murder By Death

2012-01-26T17:17:00.001-08:00

One of my favorite songs ever.

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Short new song: Desert Falls (a fragment)

2012-01-25T15:26:00.001-08:00

Desert Falls (a fragment) by retroviruslab

A short song... Maybe it is finished, maybe not. Probably it is. For now... Recorded January 25, 2012.

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The #1 Song on the Day I was Born: “Me & Mrs. Jones” by Billy Paul

2012-01-22T16:50:00.001-08:00

Yes. Messing around with Facebook apps.

“Show Me the Place” by Leonard Cohen & A lost Leonard Cohen album?

2012-01-22T13:58:00.001-08:00

Spotted this on Flavorwire this morning, and it leads to the video above.

Flavorwire » 5 Potentially Amazing Records the World Will Probably Never Hear:

Leonard Cohen — Songs For Rebecca
This was to be Cohen’s fifth album, recorded with the same producer (John Lissauer) who made New Skin for the Old Ceremony. Apparently only half the record was completed, but the project was eventually shelved in favor of the Phil Spector-produced Death of a Ladies’ Man. Two of the songs from Songs for Rebecca surfaced on that record, and three more on 1979′s Recent Songs, but beyond that, Songs for Rebecca just “evaporated,” in Lissauer’s words. There’s more information in a fascinating interview with the producer (who seems like a lovely guy, and appears very philosophical about the whole thing) here.

It sounds like the actual recordings emerged, though. When I think of lost albums, I think more of actual recordings that never made it out to see the light of day. Not planned albums scrapped or ideas that were never completed.

I think I’ll just keep my eyes on the new, completed album, Old Ideas, coming out on the 31st. Looking forward to that!

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Retrovirus Lab: Flavorwire tells us what is cool, NME doesn’t.

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Further wisdom from Caustic… Art is hard and it takes time

2012-01-19T12:54:00.001-08:00

More wisdom from Caustic. Worth a read. Nothing here that any serious artist of any flavor hasn’t spent a lot of time contemplating, but it is always good to check in and be reminded of these things.

A good pep talk for those who do and a sign post for those who want to do…

Caustic: Doing Stuff is HARD: Putting in the Time:

There's a belief amongst artists that it takes 10 years or 1000 hours working on a craft before you're actually any good at it. That says a couple things to me:

1) Giving up means you're automatically screwed, and
2) Tenacity equals success

Most it means you/I/they have to work your/my/their asses off to succeed in whatever creative world we live in.

All Your Heroes Are Dildos by Caustic

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What I Am Listening To Now: “Palaces Of Montezuma” by Grinderman

2012-01-15T17:57:00.001-08:00

Bonus... Grinderman on Letterman (Whoda' thunk?)

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Retrovirus Lab: What I Am Listening To Now: "Heathen Child" by Grinderman

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What I Am Listening To Now: "Redemption Song" performed by Johnny Cash & Joe Strummer

2012-01-15T16:10:00.001-08:00

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What I Am Listening To Now: “Invincible” by Paisley Rose

2012-01-09T15:27:00.001-08:00

Been too long since I posted!

Wasn't listening to this now, but the music I was listening to made me think of them for some reason...

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Burnout Tastes Like Burning… Welcome Solstice & Goodbye 2011

2011-12-21T20:33:00.001-08:00

Note: Cross posted from Suburban Eschatology Part Two.

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From 2011-12 (Dec)

8:15 PM
I talk about this later in the post, but I wanted to let everyone know right at the top that this will, probably, be the last post until 2012. I am taking a break. It’s been a heck of a year, and I’ll be back, fresh and ready, after Winter Break!

This includes the Photo of the Day on Rubble. One sign of my burnout is that the Photo of the Day has become the photo of every now and then. Daily posts will return in 2012.

2:30 PM
Winter Solstice today, thank the Gods! Now the days start getting longer. Happy day. It was also my birthday yesterday. These days, though, other anniversaries feel like bigger deals than just making another trip around the sun… It was a nice day, though.

The sun is out and The Big One and I are going to take the dog out for a long walk. Hopefully I can take some pictures and keep on getting to know the new camera I received for said birthday and for the upcoming holidays.

Yes. Burnout. I am very burned out. It has been a long year. The new year is not here yet, but I am a year older and the days are getting longer, so this seems as good of a time as any for a 2011 wrap up post.

This is the last task I am knocking down before stepping away from the computers for a couple weeks. No Photos of the Day (or of the every few days, as it has been going recently), no posts to any blogs, little to no activity anywhere else. Stick a fork in me, I am done. Break time.

For the next couple weeks it is about the kids, books, cameras, watching some movies and catching up with some Breaking Bad, Rescue Me, and some other badly neglected shows.

It is going to be some time to get some perspective, to get some rest, and to get ready for 2012.
This past year was a strange one and not an easy one. 2012 looks to be very different. No less easy, but definitely more stable.

2011 was a year when my life was on hold. I started in California helping my mother with several issues, and ended in Gresham helping my children through several issues. Those tasks took up the whole year.

But that leaves me in a strange place where my plans for my life in 2012 look exactly like my plans for my life in 2011. This is not to say that I did not accomplish anything in 2011, far from it. The work with my family has been tremendously productive and rewarding. But in 2012, the main goal is to resume work on my own career and to start earning some damn money.

This also not to say that the work with my family is done, of course it is not. The boys have come a long way, but there is still a long way to go, a lot of healing left. Their wounds are no longer bleeding, but they are far from being back to normal. The Big One still has a long ways to go before he is back up to speed with school. The Little One, well, he has a long way to go before he’s back up to speed with life.

However, the progress they have made since April and May is amazing. Some solid foundations are now in place and they are both further along than I would have guessed they would be at this point. They are far enough along where I am feeling pretty good about heading back to work.

There will be challenges, of course, with this transition, but I think they are part of the growing process now, challenges encouraging growth, not obstacles hindering it.

Time to get out in the sun for a few. More later.

From 2011-12 (Dec)

6:00 PM
Dog walked, boy walked, errand ran, dinner cooked and served…

Burnout.

I’ve been putting a lot of work in on the RubbleSites for the last couple months, a lot of posts, but even more time spent behind the scenes getting this and that set up. I feel, for the most part, this work is coming to a close and that, after a few small projects that will be completed after winter break when the boys are back in school, that I am at a point where I can pretty much just focus on content creation.

And that is a good thing, because once I am back to work, there is going to be little time for anything else. Posts may get shorter, and fewer and further between… I think my goal at that point will be one decent post for each blog per week, with some other, smaller “feature” type stuff thrown in here and there too.

Of course, I’ll be keeping up with my photo of the day and throwing music I like up on Retrovirus Lab, too.

So, the plan is, after the break, to take two weeks to finish the construction of these sites and to put a new portfolio together. Then my full time work and only major project will be landing a new writing contract.

One of the things that has been a little rough the last month or so is that I’ve fallen into a strange schedule with life. Since most of the uninterrupted work time I have these days is at night, after everyone is in bed, I’ve become rather nocturnal these days. I get a few chores done during the day, then the afternoon and evening has been spent working with The Big One and his homework, cooking dinner, usually more work with The Big One and his the homework (let’s face it, it has been more homeschooling than helping with homework), then getting everyone to bed.

Only then have I found the time to get the serious work done on the bigger projects I’ve been working on, like the One Day on Earth video, the Occupation photos and videos, etc. Since The Ex One gets up early, she’s been handling the mornings, getting the boys out the door to school. Through the end of November and up until the last few days, I’ve been going to bed about the same time she’s been getting up to get her and the boys’ day started.

This schedule actually worked pretty well for that period, for the most part. The Ex One was fresh for the mornings, and I was fresh for the afternoon and evenings, and the boys were spared dealing with a tired and grumpy parent!

Now that the boys are home, though, this schedule is terrible! Today we hardly got anything done. I have a few chores I need to complete before I start my break, the day is almost done and I feel like I haven’t accomplished anything. Of course, on the old schedule, my real work wouldn’t have even started yet, but I am done with the nocturnal thing.

Once I start the job hunt, I will need to be on a normal schedule. Since it would be murder on me to swing back and forth between day and night schedules every two weeks for the next month or so, I am not. I am just going to switch to a days only schedule and keep it there.

After break, my days will be compressed into what I can get done while the boys are in school. That means I will probably be a lot less productive, but there are no big projects, just a few small ones and wrapping up some big ones, so that should be fine. The challenge will be not getting sucked into any new big projects.

So, for the rest of break, I am taking some time for me. I might get caught up editing a few pictures here and there, but that is pretty much it. I have a small project, also, that I need to complete for my mother’s Christmas gift, but that is a small project. I might also finish the One Day video, but probably not until the boys are back in school.

That is the project, the One Day On Earth video, that was really burning me out, and it is still not done. I put a lot of time into that video and, at this point, I am not crazy about the results. With the limitations of the camera I shot the video well, there’s not much more I can really do with it.

I took a break from the video for the last 10 days or so, once the deadline was extended for a month, to get some distance from it and to make some decisions about it.

Pretty much, I needed to decide if it was something that I wanted to put another 40 to 80 hours in to or was it something I wanted to just wrap up and move on from. The break was good. It is time to put a few final touches on it and to move on. I was thinking about recording new music for it, nope. I was thinking about re-cutting the whole thing in Lightworks, nope.

I do need to put a couple more hours into it, but that is all. Upload it and move on. But it took several days of distance from it to realize that this was the best thing to do here.

The other big project I still need to finish is editing and posting all the Occupy Portland material. Of course, that stuff was sort of time sensitive, so the longer I go without posting it, the less relevant it becomes, the less of a priority... Still, I do want to get it up while it is still something of a current event and before it becomes history. But at this point, January is fine.

And that is about it. All that stuff, in a nutshell, was 2011. And since I am putting everything not done at this point off until 2012, that means my year is done. And I am tired. It is time for a long break and a lot of rest.

See you next year. It should be an interesting one!

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RIP Cesária Évora

2011-12-18T12:39:00.001-08:00

Never heard of her until she died. But she was very good.

Cesária Évora, Grammy-Winning Cape Verdean Singer, Has Died : The Record : NPR:

Évora was perhaps the most widely known performer of morna, a style of music indigenous to Cape Verde. She began singing professionally when she was just a teenager — the only woman in a group that performed all over the islands — but she did not gain international attention until the late 1980s. In 2004, Évora won a Grammy for her album Voz d'Amor.

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What I Am Listening To Now: The Roots Undun

2011-12-18T12:04:00.001-08:00

I’ve been enjoying this album recently…

Audio Link to the NPR interview: http://www.npr.org/2011/12/18/143891292/the-roots-weave-a-tale-of-crime-and-karma

The Roots Weave A Tale Of Crime And Karma : NPR:

Drugs and crime are common themes in hip-hop, but Thompson says they're often described in the past tense — e.g., Jay-Z's early raps about his old life as a cocaine dealer.

"It's always a grandiose vision of this particular character," Thompson says. "We wanted to show the minion — the guy who's lowest on the food chain."

"I wanted to present it in a way that wasn't exaggerated or cartoonish," Trotter adds. "I wanted to make it easier to understand how people wind up in the situations they wind up in — how easy it is."

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Retrovirus Lab: Brian Eno Interview on Sound Opinions

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Rubble: Steve Burns from Blue's Clues on The Moth Radio Hour

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Listen to the first recording of human voices…

2011-12-16T14:51:00.001-08:00

Spotted by William on Facebook, translation by Google…

The first record of voices in the world in 1860 - Anecdote of the Day:

It is generally accepted that Edison was the first to reproduce recorded sound, with the invention of the phonograph in 1877. The first sound recording has kept him took place in 1860 and we owe it to a French scholar, Édouard-Léon Scott de Martinville . Scott invented the phonautograph , a device to translate sound waves on a roll of paper coated with soot. The special feature of the device is that it could record the sounds but not to reproduce . Scott filed a patent in 1857 for the phonautograph.

Follow the link to hear the recordings… http://www.anecdote-du-jour.com/le-premier-enregistrement-de-voix-au-monde-date-de-1860/

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Craig’s List Groupie Ad… Here Comes Sickness

2011-12-12T12:14:00.001-08:00

This was making the rounds on Facebook. Someone said that the ad had been pulled and the link was dead, but it was up when I went there this morning.

As I wrote there, this is funnier than hell. Almost every band I've known has some variety of this chick lurking on the sidelines.

I hope it is just satire. It IS even if it isn't. Or if it is someone mocking the poor girl in the photo, then it is sad and a bit cruel. But too funny to resist posting…

I guess that makes me cruel.

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Really, I can’t post that without posting this…

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What I Am Listening To Now: “Satisfied” by Tom Waits

2011-12-06T15:45:00.001-08:00

Actually, I’ve pretty much been listening to one song over and over again for days as I edit my One Day On Earth video, but I needed a break.

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What I Am Listening To Now: “D.I.Y.” by KMFDM

2011-12-04T14:06:00.001-08:00

Seems like a fitting soundtrack to my hunt for open source video editing software…

A live version. Hard to find one with good audio.

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