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New Orleans Bounce might be the craziest music I have ever heard. Where these dudes get so much energy is beyond me.
Kid Infinity has been rocking so hard for so long that those of us in LA don’t really need an introduction to them. But for everyone else, here’s “Put Your Clothes On,” a totally silly production that perfectly captures for film the personalities of these incomparable party purveyors.
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I find myself stumbling into some different things over the interweb, but this is an easy DnB remix to handle, give it a chance and an artist.
It looks like we’re just going to keep postin’ videos today. Aria just sent me an email from overseas where he’s wrapping up his Railcars European tour quite nicely. The always adorably shot They Shoot Music just filmed a session with him on the epic “There Is Ice; It Is Blue”. Aria’s email, “wish i had been awake more than 20 minutes before doing this.” No worries dude, I’m gonna enjoy laying back with this. You’re here in spirit, man. I really dig hearing the initial soundcheck with The Cranberries’ “Dreams” as well, nice touch.
railcars – dreams (cranberries cover)
railcars – there is ice; it is blue
The official 2010 Carnaval song of the Mangueira samba school of Rio de Janeiro. So beautiful it makes me cry – there is nothing like samba music – and dig the samba dancing, so sweet.
This was created by Ken Kin-Tin Hung, visit this page for a detailed explanation.
Basic Synopsis from the site – “In G.O.D. We Trust” remixes the political and economical hardships Barrack Obama has to overcome within various religious contexts. In the series the 44th US president keeps reincarnating into seven various prophets, spiritual leaders and deities in order to heal the world, including Jesus Christ, Buddha, Elegua, Lady of Guadalupe, Krishna, Mohammad and Abraham.
Avi Buffalo, live from the renovated FMLY Mansion. I’m lost for words…they really set the bar with this one. Can’t wait until Summer, catch a vid of the Soft Pack right here.
Is this the first punk song? Originally recorded and released in 1966 the only song which might challenge it for that title would be the Who’s “My Generation”, but as great as it is, that doesn’t quite seem punk. This is a very faithful version from the 2003 edition of Love, and it hasn’t aged a day, sounding just as intense as it did in ‘66…Love, live at Glastonbury.
