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The Clash Takes The Palladium in NYC, 1979
The original silent Super-8 footage was filmed by Ruby Max Fury on September 21, 1979, the second of a two-night run at the Palladium in New York City. A fan (DrugStabbingTime) layered bootleg audio onto the footage to give the feeling of what it might be like at that now legendary show. And legendary it was… On this night, photographer Pennie Smith took the famous photo of Paul Simonon smashing his guitar on the stage – the photo that would … Continue reading
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Tagged clash, london calling, music, palladium, paul simonon, pennie smith, Photography
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Radio Roundup: The Week of 2/3/12
Since my college days as a student radio host, I’ve been a sucker for good radio and it’s inherent portability, particularly public radio, like National Public Radio (NPR), Public Radio International (PRI) and the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC). Here’s the recap of my favorite bits from the wireless over the past week. Enjoy, and have a great weekend! Here’s The Thing – Lorne Michaels January 30, 2012 – Lorne Michaels is one of the most influential figures in American entertainment. … Continue reading
Posted in Audio, Movies, Music, Podcasts, Radio, Video
Tagged alec baldwin, all songs considered, Baratunde Thurston, david byrne, fresh air, here's the thing, kurt andersen, lorne michaels, music, npr, snl, studio 360, terry gross
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The Magnetic Fields – “Andrew In Drag” Video
Here is the video for “Andrew In Drag,” the ultra-catchy new tune by The Magnetic Fields. From their website: “Claudia and Stephin rotate on a lazy Susan while Darrell Thorne and Stormy Leather transform themselves with lipstick and pomade.” The video was directed by Scott Valins, and the new album, Love at the Bottom of the Sea, will be released on March 6th (Merge Records).
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Tagged drag, fields, magnetic, magnetic fields, merritt, music, stephin, stephin merritt
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Radio Roundup: The Week of 1/27/12
Since my college days as a student radio host, I’ve been a sucker for good radio and it’s inherent portability, particularly public radio, like National Public Radio (NPR), Public Radio International (PRI) and the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC). Here’s a weekly recap of my favorite bits from the wireless over the past week. Enjoy, and have a great weekend! Here’s The Thing – Lorne Michaels (preview) January 23, 2012 – In this short preview of the next episode of Here’s … Continue reading
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Tagged alec baldwin, all songs considered, here's the thing, lorne michaels, music, npr, on the media, saturday night live, studio 360, tesla, tv, wnyc
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Djay iPad App
The Djay app was one of the highest acclaimed apps of 2011. It turns your iPad into a full-on DJ system, accessing all the music and playlists from your Music library. The touchscreen interface and “ultra low–latency” come together to promise a professional mixing experience. Perform live, record mixes on–the–go, or use Automix mode to let Djay automatically mix your favorite playlist from your music library. It’s $20, and I could think of far worse ways to waste time. Get … Continue reading
Radio Roundup: Week of 1/20
Since my college days as a student radio host, I’ve been a sucker for good radio and it’s inherent portability, particularly public radio, like National Public Radio (NPR), Public Radio International (PRI) and the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC). Here’s a recap of my favorite bits from the wireless over this past week for you to enjoy over the weekend. Happy listening. All Songs Considered: New Music Preview January 17, 2012 – This week’s All Songs Considered is the first proper … Continue reading
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Tagged all songs considered, david byrne, magnetic fields, music, studio 360, talking heads
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Radio Roundup: The Week of 1/16
Since my college days as a student radio host, I’ve been a sucker for good radio and it’s inherent portability, particularly public radio, like National Public Radio (NPR), Public Radio International (PRI) and the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC). Here’s a weekly recap of my favorite bits from the wireless over the past week. Enjoy. Here’s The Thing January 16, 2012 – Alec Baldwin talks with director Joe Berlinger about his latest film for HBO Paradise Lost 3: Purgatory — the … Continue reading
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Tagged alec baldwin, all songs considered, bbc, here's the thing, kurt andersen, npr, npr music, on the media, podcast, pri, radio, studio 360
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LCD Soundsystem: ‘Shut Up and Play the Hits’ Trailer
After ten years and three of my favorite albums ever, LCD Soundsystem played its last concert on April 2, 2011 in a four-hour extravaganza at Madison Square Garden (“…a marvel of pure craft” – New York magazine; “we may never dance again.” – Time magazine). The new documentary, Shut Up and Play the Hits, follows LCD lead man James Murphy during the period coming up to the show as well as the concert itself. Directed by Dylan Southern and Will … Continue reading
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Tagged documentary, films, james murphy, lcd, lcd soundsystem, movies, music, sundance
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