Directed by Justin Mitchell, the documentary focuses on the band's NYC ventures during the 2003 Siren Music Festival. Check it out at Pitchfork now ... before they take it away!
Friday, November 7, 2008
Ted Leo and The Pharmacists Dirty Old Town Documentary
Okay, "Dirty Old Town" is from way back in 2003, but I haven't seen it until Pitchfork.TV ran it today. It opens up with David Cross and H. Jon Benjamin introducing Ted, pandering the New Jerseyians (Ted being from the state) at some dive-ish place that Ted Leo seems to love playing at.
New Video; Gnarls Barkley - Mystery Man
Here's Gnarls Barkley's newest video for their B-Side track, "Mystery Man," off of their Who's Gonna Save My Soul? EP. It's a dashing array of cut-and-paste that involves Danger Mouse, Cee-Lo, a sub-par Superman, and a city in puzzle peril.
Who's Gonna Save My Soul? EP is Available Now Until 11/11 on the Band's Website
Who's Gonna Save My Soul? EP is Available Now Until 11/11 on the Band's Website
Thursday, November 6, 2008
Fleet Foxes on Jools Holland
Really, this was bound to happen eventually. Here's Fleet Foxes performance of "Winter White Hymnal" of thier Self-titled album, Fleet Foxes (available now on Sub Pop), on Later with... Jools Holland.
Set the folk meter on moderate.
Video Found on Culture Bully
Set the folk meter on moderate.
Video Found on Culture Bully
Thom Yorke's Election Gift
In the post-election celebration from around the World, we receive a gift of reconciliation from Thom Yorke off of Radiohead's Dead Air Space:
"in celebration of nov 5th
jonnys burthday
amid bonfire and fireworks in the UK
and the dawn of a new era in politics in the USA
i humbly donate a remix of harrowdown hill that was finished ages ago
during the band webcasts,
a small reminder of the dark days of Bush's
....
x
Thom"
Black Lips in Juan's Basement, Part Deux
Here's the second half to Monday's "In Juan's Basement" segment with the Black Lips, courtesy of Pitchfork.TV.
Wednesday, November 5, 2008
Glorious Day in the United States
The World seems to be in a unanimous celebration of joy and relief with Tuesday's election of the 44th President of the United States, Barack Obama. And although the conservative may frown the results in their home's, liberals are rejoicing after eight seemingly endless years of futility and national disgrace.
From here, watching Jesse Jackson cry on camera was the crowning moment of the night, cascading an image of an amazing moment in American history. It's a relief, to rid of the party that has dealt the country so many horrible things.
- (School-Children in India celebrating Obama's Victory - Reuters)
From here, watching Jesse Jackson cry on camera was the crowning moment of the night, cascading an image of an amazing moment in American history. It's a relief, to rid of the party that has dealt the country so many horrible things.
How can I post music today? This means so much, for US and the rest of the World.
- (School-Children in India celebrating Obama's Victory - Reuters)
Tuesday, November 4, 2008
Monday, November 3, 2008
McCain On SNL
I'm wondering if there's anything more relevant than Saturday Night Live right now (it won't be after tomorrow, but right now it is). Even though i'm all for Obama (not so much a secret here) tomorrow, i'm still loving the GOP guest spots the show has been having.
Here's Senator McCain with special-er guest Cindy McCain from last Saturday.
Here's Senator McCain with special-er guest Cindy McCain from last Saturday.
Pharoahe Monch Covers Public Enemy
On Election Eve everyone's collective political conscious should be running as an eclectic mudslide of political shit-shifts. And for those who've had enough of Bruce Springsteen for the last few days, there's always Pharoahe Monch to assist your political diversions.
Okay, Pharoahe Monch dissapears four years at a time so he's not always there, but he is today. Check out his cover and video of Public Enemy's notorious single, "Welcome to the Terrordome."
Video posted by Culture Bully.
Okay, Pharoahe Monch dissapears four years at a time so he's not always there, but he is today. Check out his cover and video of Public Enemy's notorious single, "Welcome to the Terrordome."
Video posted by Culture Bully.
Well, I'm Back ... The Black Lips In Juan's Basement
Pitchfork.TV has posted up an "In Juan's Basement" performace from Atlanta's Garage-Punk act, The Black Lips. Only a few months after the sheer jubilation of seeing these guy's live in Chicago and i'm still running giddy for them.
Here's their performances of "You're Dumb," and "Buried Alive," as well as tiny group-discussions between members.
Check here for Part Two tomorrow ...
Here's their performances of "You're Dumb," and "Buried Alive," as well as tiny group-discussions between members.
Check here for Part Two tomorrow ...
Sunday, November 2, 2008
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