Spent some time thinking about the evolution of the social media meetup tonight and did a piss poor job being clear about my thoughts in this rambling podcast, but it's very late, it's very muggy, and I'm very tired.
Spent some time thinking about the evolution of the social media meetup tonight and did a piss poor job being clear about my thoughts in this rambling podcast, but it's very late, it's very muggy, and I'm very tired.
Johnny Cash - U2
U2 - Patti Smith
Patti Smith - Prince
Prince - Radiohead
Radiohead - Carly Simon
image courtesy israbox.com
The songs on the album cover above aren't necessarily in the podcast. I just thought it was a wicked cool image.
Feeling a bit laid back and mellow on this musicmonday. So I'm chilling out old school with some 70s AM classics. Sit back and smile.
While almost everything else on lovehatethings is Creative Commons, this is not, and if the RIAA or any of the artists ask me to take this down, I'll gladly comply. But until then, if you dig it, maybe you'll go and buy it, which will make everyone happy in the end.
image courtesy wikimedia.org
Today's spark for my rage... on some podcast I listened to, someone inferred that strong copyright legislation inspires creativity. Needless to say, I disagree.
A classic from the NFB called "The City". Just be aware there is a couple of minutes of darkscreen video while the music is grooving off the top. If you can't live with that, skip ahead. From the www.nfb.ca website description:
An animated fantasy that shows Canadians as urbanized people developing a vast wilderness with the aid of the latest technologies. Shown as part of the Urban Environment exhibit in the Canadian pavilion at the international exposition, Osaka '70.
Hüsker Dü - Celebrated Summer
And You Will Know Us By The Trail Of Dead - It Was There I Saw You
Queen - Stone Cold Crazy
Dead Kennedys - Holiday in Cambodia
Pearl Jam - Yellow Ledbetter
On this Canada Day, looking forward to a summer without watching Twilight movies... and maybe that's enough.
Mercer and CBC
Keifer and Tommy
Bob and Doug
Norman McLaren and Oscar Peterson
Jarome and Sidney
Some thoughts on set break at a Phish concert in Canandaigua, NY... sharing in the groove.
Well, after a couple of months of MusicMonday podcasts, I've decided to enjoy myself. Tomorrow night, I'm going to see my favourite band, Phish, just south of Rochester, NY.
Lovehatethings is often about so many things that I rant and rave at. Today I want to share three songs with you that make me smile. I can say that many songs make me want to join in and sing, some want to make me play air guitar or drums. These three songs simply cause me to break out in an uncontrollable grin.
Apologies all around if you have a hard time getting your head around a three song, 45 minute set of tunes, but maybe something will click and you'll want to hear more.
If only by titles alone, how could you resist Harry Hood, Fluffhead, and Divided Sky?
I hope you dig it even a fraction as much as I do.