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Wu-Tang Clan x Javelin - C.R.E.A.M. Theme (Hood Internet!)
The very end of Lost was the very beginning in reverse…
I think the best part about Lost’s finale was Michael Giacchino’s music.
Aaron Neville - Tell It Like It Is (Gold)
“Egg-shaped warbler Aaron Neville was a Next Big Thing back when there actually were Big Things. His first single was an instant classic, and while not an universally-recognizable megahit, it has only improved with age. Alas, the next two decades saw him fade into obscurity, never coming close to his earliest triumph. He hit rock-bottom in 1989, recording a ghastly duet with Linda Ronstadt for $50 and a free month’s gym membership. It went on, of course, to be an universally-recognizable megahit, final proof that there is no justice, only Linda Ronstadt.”
Every time I hear Aaron Neville, I think of Mr. Pablo Francisco.
Video: Jeff Mangum – “Oh, Comely” (Live at the Chris Knox Benefit, NYC, 5/6/10) @ MBV “This video proves [Mangum] can still devastate with a guitar and his voice. It’s a rare talent, like the college professor who’s a natural at lecturing while others drone on. Not many people have the power to silence a bunch of “Bleeker Street”-yelling NYC ‘bags.” - Lucas, Chain of Knives
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Afrika Bambaataa and the Cosmic Force - Zulu Nation Throwdown.
Band of Horses debut the iPad guitar. And subsequently set it on fire.
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King Geedorah - Next Levels (feat. Lil Sci, ID4 Winds, and Stahhr)
Love this beat. I need to find the instrumental.
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