How to get free fast food ...

This is a grrrrrrreat idea!

THEM CROOKED VULTURES

Consists of
John Paul Jones - Bass(Led Zep)
Dave Grohl - Drums(Foo Fighters, Nirvana Duh!)
Josh Homme - Guitars(Queens of the Stone Age)
Alain Johannes - Live Guitars Only(Queens of the Stone Age)


I think it's awesome. And I'm seeing them at ACL






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Next Wednesday Sept 16 @ Palladium - Dallas

September 16, 2009 (Viva Mexico Cabrones!)

My favorite band. The Mars Volta will be kicking your a** at the Palladium in Dallas.
Don't miss out. They're the kind of band you wish you never missed. A few years from now you'll be thanking me. LOL

Tickets Here!




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Radio is NOT about music.

The radio hasn't always been a friend of mine. For a long time they didn't allow songs like "bullet to the head" or "imagine" out of fear that people will start thinking differently. Anyway I think censorship is advertisement paid for by the government. And once again it all comes down to ... MONEY!

Here's a really good opinion on what/how radio works. Kinda





down with radio. wont mention any specifics 'cus I'd get decapitated.


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Some more Beatles.

So ... The Beatles are still one of the most relevant bands around even though they really haven't put out and album in about half a century. Don't get me wrong, I love The Beatles.

Now having said that. I do believe that they are a bit burned out; however, that's just the game of money, right?

While reading one of the many articles covering their new remastered albums and the new videogame I stumbled upon this. An inside view of what it was like to make the famous "White Album". Personally my favorite of theirs. Hope you can enjoy it as much as I did.



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macdonalds lost!

so that's 1 down. a million more to go.

hopefully one day mcthrow up will go down.

and we'll live happily ever after.

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What the?

Felt a sense of union somehow, after watching this!

World Science Festival 2009: Bobby McFerrin Demonstrates the Power of the Pentatonic Scale from World Science Festival on Vimeo.

Where's our money?

This guys made Bowling for Columbine and Sicko. I wonder what he has up his sleeve this time?

It might get loud

No more Radiohead albums?

Radiohead has been a band that always makes me look forward to what they're gonna do next.

But frontman Thom Yorke tells Believer magazine that the band is done with the album format, at least for now."None of us want to get into that creative hoo-ha of a long-play record again," Yorke says in the magazine's July/August issue. "It's just become such a drag. It worked with In Rainbows because we had a real fixed idea about where we were going. But we've all said that we can't possibly dive into that again. It'll kill us."Radiohead recently self-released a new single, available through the band's Web site. "Harry Patch (In Memory Of)" is a tribute to Britain's only remaining veteran of WWI, who died in July at the age of 111. Unlike much of Radiohead's recent work, the song is mostly orchestrated string parts, without percussion or electronics."We've done that now. That's that," Yorke tells Believer. "In Rainbows was a particular aesthetic, and I can't bear the idea of doing that again. Not that it's not good; I just can't... bear... that."Yorke says the band members are each currently working on their own projects. But he says Radiohead guitarist Jonny Greenwood is always pushing the rest of the band to do more. "He can't stand it anymore, the pace of the way we work. It's fallout from all our false starts."