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Stuff from all over da nets. Some stuff from me. Enjoy.

Andre Nickatina - “Wanna Go To War”

Unknown Album


OSH KOSH BIGOSH.


Jan 22nd at 9PM / 0 notes

Etta James Something’s Got A Hold On Me (by SuperAhlberg)

(lol comment section comments…)


Jan 22nd at 9PM / 0 notes

Land Of Talk - Young Bridge (by cacikkey)


Jan 22nd at 4PM / 0 notes

Devotchka - “Undone”

A Mad and Faithful Telling


Jan 19th at 8PM / 0 notes

ravers only


Cornell University: World’s largest natural sound archive now fully digital and fully online.

a re-blog from Facebook, worth sharing!

cornelluniversity:

“In terms of speed and the breadth of material now accessible to anyone in the world, this is really revolutionary,” says audio curator Greg Budney, describing a major milestone just achieved by the Macaulay Library archive at the Cornell Lab of Ornithology. All archived analog recordings in the…


The 5 (Or So) Board Games To Get Excited About In 2013

weeee


Jan 17th at 5PM / via: 2headedsnake / op: fillspector / 380 notes

Cornelius - “World’s End Humming”

Fantasmo


Jan 14th at 9AM / via: bahvrik / op: lesliecrusher / 7,320 notes

bahvrik:

heheheee

(how did I MISS THIS?)


Jan 11th at 4PM / 2 notes

Chad & Jeremy - “A Summer Song”

Rushmore Soundtrack



Jan 10th at 3PM / 2 notes

Mark Mothersbaugh - “Gun Buyers”

Bottle Rocket Soundtrack


Today has gone smoothly, holla.


Jan 6th at 5PM / 2 notes
ahh, a picture of my sliced finger would come out looking like a dick… Don’t not look while cutting garlic, ‘cause then you do stupid things.

ahh, a picture of my sliced finger would come out looking like a dick… Don’t not look while cutting garlic, ‘cause then you do stupid things.


Michael Anthony Simon: Redefining Boundaries

Jan 6th at 4PM / 0 notes

“In the fall of 2009 artist Michael Anthony Simon left Chicago behind, and moved to the countryside of Korea.  He wanted to experience a new place and culture that would hopefully inform a fresh body of work that could exist beyond the constraints of the western art world…”