Friday, October 28, 2011
Jim Shooter: SUPERMAN – First Marvel Issue – Comments on Byrne’...
Jim Shooter: SUPERMAN – First Marvel Issue – Comments on Byrne’...: When it seemed that Marvel might get the rights to Superman, John Byrne wrote an eight-page proposed plot for the first issue. My beat-by...
Friday, October 21, 2011
Baba O'Riley
Baba O'Riley by immutable
Band practice
Jessie - Lead guitar
Braeden- Rhythm Guitar
Me-Drums
All- Shouting Lyrics
Band practice
Jessie - Lead guitar
Braeden- Rhythm Guitar
Me-Drums
All- Shouting Lyrics
Thursday, October 20, 2011
Wednesday, October 19, 2011
Sunday, October 16, 2011
Saturday, October 15, 2011
Fancy Dress and What Not
Friday, October 14, 2011
Urban Taggers.: Sonic Stampede ECS Confirmed
Urban Taggers.: Sonic Stampede ECS Confirmed: That's a big 'green' light on that one. All of that speculation about a Sonic Series Stampede ECS has been confirmed this morning on Nerf'...
The ONE part i wanted clear isn't epic fail!
The ONE part i wanted clear isn't epic fail!
Bad Movie Night: Puppet Master
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| These two fools sucking face are Blake and Megan...Shawn obliviously carves a pumpkin. |
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| Breanna stares as Megan the derp queen cheeses. Bad Movie Night virgin Pat wonders why he attended. Also Pictured Hot Coffee |
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| The Vivacious HOT COFFEE a.k.a Caitlin poses for the camera as her Friend and Bad movie night noob Stephanie hides from the camera! |
Monday, October 10, 2011
Urban Taggers.: Rumours: Nerf Rayven CS-18
Urban Taggers.: Rumours: Nerf Rayven CS-18: Brought to our attention by a reader m4rsmensch, what appeared on German Nerf forum Blasted.de was a very cool image of a new N-Strike b...
I really hope this is for real as i always love to see new NStrike guns!
I really hope this is for real as i always love to see new NStrike guns!
Wild Zero
Wild Zero
Wild Zero is the story of Ace a young wanna-be punk rocker. One night after a show, he accidentally saves the life of his favorite band Guitar Wolf. In reward for his good deed the lead singer, also called Guitar Wolf, gives him a magic whistle. Blow the whistle and Guitar Wolf will come to your rescue. Meanwhile cadres of small alien space ships move into a town a few miles away and turn all of the inhabitants into zombies. This just happens to be the town where Guitar Wolf’s next show is, and Ace is headed on the way there.
Ace meets a sexy ehhh person on the way and falls in love. He gets attacked by zombies and has to save his…ehhh…girlfriend. He blows his whistle and Guitar Wolf, some arms dealers, thieves (including one who could only be described as a Japanese Steve Buchimi) and Ace kick some zombie butt.
Wild Zero is a great blend of action, comedy, and Rock N Roll. It’s a fun action packed thrill ride that well keep you laughing on the edge of your seat. It has good action, great special effect, and amazing cinematography. This film makes a perfect midnight movie.
Go out right now, find this movie, get some friends together, get some beers (or maybe some saki) and watch this movie. I cannot more highly recommend this film.
Sunday, October 9, 2011
My Weekend!
Nathan visted on friday we partied right but due to a dead phone This is the only pic. On saturday we had a little hang out at the homestead!
Friday, October 7, 2011
Thursday, October 6, 2011
Big Talk- Big Talk 2011
Big Talk - Big Talk
Little Oil / Epitaph
2011
For all the different styles I play and listen to I think if I could be in any type of band it would be musically close to the Cars or Cheap Trick. I have a huge and never resolved love of power pop. Somewhere in the back of my brain is a dissertation on the nature of art and craft but for the purposes of this I’ll give the Reader’s Digest version: In any work of art there are two dynamic forces “art” and “craft”. “Art” is the inspiration and expression of emotions. “Craft” is the skill and training of the presentation. Power Pop…the good power pop that is… is one of the best representations of this balance. It takes unique artistic statements and molds it with pop songcraft and forms to create something truly next level.
For my money Cheap Trick, the Cars, Weezer and the great Canadian band Sloan are the best exemplars of power pop since the Beatles. Other bands have bested them on individual albums or singles but for consistency these bands deliver(ed) the goods time in and out. Recently I acquired the debut album by the band Big Talk. Big talk is a side project by Killers drummer Ronnie Vannucci Jr along with guitarist Taylor Milne.
I was never a huge fan of the killers as a whole. I greatly enjoyed some of their singles (particularly “All These Things That I Have Done”) but have found the albums to be a mixed bag with at best one or two good songs per outing. One draw to me to the Killers though has always been Vannucci’s straight forward yet passionate drum work. Too often drummers are given to over drum and he has consistently shown taste and skill, so I was more than a little excited to see what happens when he was given the chance to step out of the shadow of Brandon Flowers. To my shock and excitement he delivered something far better than I imagined. Big Talk’s Self entitled debut is a power pop masterpiece!
The leadoff single Getaways sounds exactly like a lost Cars track. It’s blend of guitars, synths, and a killer hook has a certain timeless quality that would make it at home on the radio station airwaves anytime in the past 50 years yet still sounds fresh and original! The over arching feel of Big Talk though is a definitely in debt to the 80’s. Vannucci and Milne have a knack for sounding like… well the Knack. This isn’t a bad thing the album brings with it not just the sounds of 80’s rock but also the fun of it as well. If a big fun power pop album is what you are looking for Big Talk by Big Talk is defiantly the way to go!
Big Talk (July 19, 2011), produced by Joe Chicarelli and Ronnie Vannucci Jr.
No. Title Writer(s) Length
1. "Katzenjammer" Vannucci 4:46
2. "Getaways" Vannucci 3:22
3. "Under Water" Vannucci 4:28
4. "The Next One Living" Vannucci 3:27
5. "Replica" Vannucci 3:58
6. "No Whiskey" Milne, Vannucci 3:55
7. "Girl At Sunrise" Milne, Vannucci 3:37
8. "White Dove" Vannucci 2:35
9. "Living In Pictures" Vannucci 2:33
10. "Hunting Season" Vannucci 3:45
11. "A Fine Time To Need Me" Vannucci 3:24
12. "Big Eye" Vannucci 3:54
Total length: 40:64
Deluxe Edition
No. Title Length
13. "Hey Marie" 4:22
14. "The Hooker" 3:29
Total length: 48:15
Little Oil / Epitaph
2011
For all the different styles I play and listen to I think if I could be in any type of band it would be musically close to the Cars or Cheap Trick. I have a huge and never resolved love of power pop. Somewhere in the back of my brain is a dissertation on the nature of art and craft but for the purposes of this I’ll give the Reader’s Digest version: In any work of art there are two dynamic forces “art” and “craft”. “Art” is the inspiration and expression of emotions. “Craft” is the skill and training of the presentation. Power Pop…the good power pop that is… is one of the best representations of this balance. It takes unique artistic statements and molds it with pop songcraft and forms to create something truly next level.
For my money Cheap Trick, the Cars, Weezer and the great Canadian band Sloan are the best exemplars of power pop since the Beatles. Other bands have bested them on individual albums or singles but for consistency these bands deliver(ed) the goods time in and out. Recently I acquired the debut album by the band Big Talk. Big talk is a side project by Killers drummer Ronnie Vannucci Jr along with guitarist Taylor Milne.
I was never a huge fan of the killers as a whole. I greatly enjoyed some of their singles (particularly “All These Things That I Have Done”) but have found the albums to be a mixed bag with at best one or two good songs per outing. One draw to me to the Killers though has always been Vannucci’s straight forward yet passionate drum work. Too often drummers are given to over drum and he has consistently shown taste and skill, so I was more than a little excited to see what happens when he was given the chance to step out of the shadow of Brandon Flowers. To my shock and excitement he delivered something far better than I imagined. Big Talk’s Self entitled debut is a power pop masterpiece!
The leadoff single Getaways sounds exactly like a lost Cars track. It’s blend of guitars, synths, and a killer hook has a certain timeless quality that would make it at home on the radio station airwaves anytime in the past 50 years yet still sounds fresh and original! The over arching feel of Big Talk though is a definitely in debt to the 80’s. Vannucci and Milne have a knack for sounding like… well the Knack. This isn’t a bad thing the album brings with it not just the sounds of 80’s rock but also the fun of it as well. If a big fun power pop album is what you are looking for Big Talk by Big Talk is defiantly the way to go!
Big Talk (July 19, 2011), produced by Joe Chicarelli and Ronnie Vannucci Jr.
No. Title Writer(s) Length
1. "Katzenjammer" Vannucci 4:46
2. "Getaways" Vannucci 3:22
3. "Under Water" Vannucci 4:28
4. "The Next One Living" Vannucci 3:27
5. "Replica" Vannucci 3:58
6. "No Whiskey" Milne, Vannucci 3:55
7. "Girl At Sunrise" Milne, Vannucci 3:37
8. "White Dove" Vannucci 2:35
9. "Living In Pictures" Vannucci 2:33
10. "Hunting Season" Vannucci 3:45
11. "A Fine Time To Need Me" Vannucci 3:24
12. "Big Eye" Vannucci 3:54
Total length: 40:64
Deluxe Edition
No. Title Length
13. "Hey Marie" 4:22
14. "The Hooker" 3:29
Total length: 48:15
Wednesday, October 5, 2011
Tuesday, October 4, 2011
Monday, October 3, 2011
Saturday, October 1, 2011
Friday, September 30, 2011
Thursday, September 29, 2011
Saturday, September 24, 2011
Friday, September 23, 2011
Thursday, September 22, 2011
Saturday, September 17, 2011
Thursday, September 15, 2011
Tuesday, September 13, 2011
Monday, September 12, 2011
Saturday, September 10, 2011
Friday, September 9, 2011
Thursday, September 8, 2011
Top 20 albums by plays
Four Thieves Gone: The Robbinsville Sessions Total 133
The Suburbs Total 116
one chord to another Total 108
The Monitor Total 104
Surfer Rosa Total 96
The '59 Sound Total 91
Ode To Sunshine Total 86
HLLLYH Total 83
Doolittle Total 81
Vampire Weekend Total 81
Different Damage Total 79
White Blood Cells Total 75
Source Tags & Codes Total 74
Presidents of the United States of America Total 73
Hold On Now, Youngster... Total 73
You're A Woman, I'm A Machine Total 72
Rubber Soul Total 69
Soup Total 68
Lick Total 68
Tao Of The Dead Total 64
The Suburbs Total 116
one chord to another Total 108
The Monitor Total 104
Surfer Rosa Total 96
The '59 Sound Total 91
Ode To Sunshine Total 86
HLLLYH Total 83
Doolittle Total 81
Vampire Weekend Total 81
Different Damage Total 79
White Blood Cells Total 75
Source Tags & Codes Total 74
Presidents of the United States of America Total 73
Hold On Now, Youngster... Total 73
You're A Woman, I'm A Machine Total 72
Rubber Soul Total 69
Soup Total 68
Lick Total 68
Tao Of The Dead Total 64
Top 20 (ok 21 it was a tie) artists by my ipod plays.
Artist Plays
The Beatles Total 311
Sloan Total 293
The Pixies Total 266
The Avett Brothers Total 234
...And You Will Know Us By The Trail of Dead Total 205
Titus Andronicus Total 190
The White Stripes Total 182
Nirvana Total 174
Beck Total 169
Muse Total 163
LCD Soundsystem Total 161
The Clash Total 158
The Gaslight Anthem Total 155
Pearl jam Total 147
Led Zeppelin Total 131
Delta Spirit Total 125
Arcade Fire Total 118
Queen Total 108
Spoon Total 104
CAKE Total 101
Presidents of the United States of America Total 101
The Beatles Total 311
Sloan Total 293
The Pixies Total 266
The Avett Brothers Total 234
...And You Will Know Us By The Trail of Dead Total 205
Titus Andronicus Total 190
The White Stripes Total 182
Nirvana Total 174
Beck Total 169
Muse Total 163
LCD Soundsystem Total 161
The Clash Total 158
The Gaslight Anthem Total 155
Pearl jam Total 147
Led Zeppelin Total 131
Delta Spirit Total 125
Arcade Fire Total 118
Queen Total 108
Spoon Total 104
CAKE Total 101
Presidents of the United States of America Total 101
Thursday, September 1, 2011
Thursday, August 25, 2011
Monday, August 22, 2011
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