Friday, October 24, 2008

Mid-terms, therefore I will be studying.




I'm going away this weekend. These are the books I'm bringing with me to study. Want to catch up on the American slavery experience? Or learn about the biotechnology of our agriculture? Check these out, then!

Oh, and here's a little treat for you (and a preview of what's to come on FUTUREMILK). See you on Monday.






Update: Check out a mix I made here.

Monday, October 20, 2008

Madlib's Beat Konducta Vol. 5-6

Beat Konducta Vol. 5: Dil Cosby Suite



Beat Konducta Vol. 6: Dil Withers Suite


Volumes 5-6 are Madlib and J.Rocc's tribute to the late J Dilla (d. 2006).  Already released on digital, will be released on vinyl soon and on CD in early 2009.

If you've heard volumes 1-4 and are interested in getting a little sample of 5-6 email me!

Colin Powell Endorses Obama



"I've watched Mr. Obama during this seven week period and he displayed a steadiness, an intellectual curiousity, depth of knowledge, and an approach to looking at problems like this: picking a vice president that, I think, is ready to be president on day one and also in not just jumping in and changing everyday, but showing intellectual vigor. I think that he has a definitive way of doing business that would serve us well. I also believe that on the Republican side, over the last seven weeks the approach of the Republican Party and Mr. McCain has become narrower and narrower. Mr. Obama at the same time has given us a more inclusive, broader reach into the needs and aspirations of our people. He's crossing lines-- ethnic lines, racial lines, and generational lines. He's thinking that all villages have values, all towns have values, not just small towns have values..."

Well spoken coming from a staunch Republican.

Sunday, October 19, 2008

"The past is what bond us. The future leads us."





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Morgan Geist - Double Night Time


Morgan Geist's first release in ten years; Jeremy Greenspan (Junior Boys) shows up as guest singer on a few tracks. Many of these tracks have been circulating for awhile now such as Most of All and Lullaby (DJ Kicks, vinyls, and such...) but have been edited and are compiled onto one LP for your convenience. Get your hands on it because it's THE SHIT.

Double Night Time (Environ, 2008)
1. Detroit
2. The Shore
3. Nocebo
4. Most of All
5. Skyblue Pink
6. Ruthless City
7. Palace Knife
8. City of Smoke and Flame
9. Lullaby

Download here.

Thursday, October 16, 2008

Elvis Presley - Tomorrow Night (1954)


Recorded in 1954 at Sun Records Studio in Memphis, with Scotty Moore on guitar and written by Sam Coslow and Will Grosz. To my pleasant surprise, this is what Elvis sounded like before he adapted his more popular boogie-bluesy style (which was stolen from a fellow Sun Records artist). Beautiful.

Thanks, Jeffrey.

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