Category: ministry of music
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Random Song of the Day #6
I know it’s out of character from my normal fare of doom and gloom music, but I just can’t help bouncing in my seat whenever I listen to anything by The Artful Dodger… [audio:rsotd6.mp3]
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Random Song of the Day #5
I’ve been listening to this album in the car. Something about Nick Cave singing in falsetto like a southern blues singer just tickles me. [audio:rsotd5.mp3]
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Random Song of the Day #4
This Plastikman remix from @slighter makes me want to DJ again, just so I can spin a set around this sick bassline. Plastikman – Ask Yourself [Visitor Seven Remixes] by colinc
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Random Song of the Day #3
Completely bypassing #1 and 2 (since this is actually the third random song, after all), we move onto rsotd3. This track is from when I did tech support and stumbled on an indie music site that had some free downloads. The band is Nanang Tatang and I’ve been trying to find anything else by them…
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Random Song of the Day #-1
Continuing with the non-linear numbering system, I thought I’d include a song that sort of seemed to fit the day the other day, which planted the seed for the song of the day meme… [audio:rsotd-1.mp3]
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Random Song of the Day #0
The first of anything is always depressing. If you never continue with whatever it is, that #1 is just staring at you, taunting. So, I had this idea of doing a “random song of the day” thinking that it would be pretty cool, be a way to share the music I love and what I’m…
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Genius
I’ve flipped back to iTunes as my default audio player. I was avoiding it for a long, long time for a lot of reasons but when WinAmp randomly stopped playing OGG files (which I have a lot of), and I couldn’t fix it, I installed the Xiph QuickTime Components plugin and downloaded the latest version of iTunes. And I…
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teh s3quence: 010 — halloween
It’s been a long time since I’ve done one of these, so, with the best holiday (especially when it comes to music) coming along, it seemed the right time. This mix is 90 minutes of spooky tracks to get your demonic groove on to. 1 – Rob Zombie, Living Dead Girl 2 – GraveDiggaz, Diary…
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lala.com closes their doors: a case study in how to alienate your core userbase
Once upon a time there was a website called Lala. I think I first heard about them in an issue of Wired as an alternative to filesharing. Because, when Lala got started, it was all about cd trading — put the cd’s you don’t really care for anymore up in the pool, create a wishlist…