Sunday, April 25, 2010

Jack's Mannequin


alright, concert is tonight, got the interview done, will post that later when i actually have it in an mp3 or wav format. for the time being its stuck on the recorder.

it was a nerve racking experience interviewing mr. andrew mcmahon and having to carefully pick and choose what you asked because you never know what someone might find a bit uncomfortable so with that in mind i had to word what i asked very carefully.

andrew was actually a real cool guy who couldn't stop smiling. i think he likes to talk and that's fine, so tune in wednesday for the interview, if you miss it, maybe i'll post it for you to hear, if not make sure you listen

Wednesday, April 21, 2010

WOAH ONE OF THE LAST SHOWS



this whole first hour is nothing but new music!!! jizz in your pants, i know right

south park has been censored bc of a muslim extremist group but then again this could be a hoax, some viral ad marketing. no one really knows what to believe these days with some of the stupid shit that's been happening.

god of war has consumed my playstations life...yeah

failed contest =/

hour 1
1. LCD Soundsystem: I Can Change
2. The Thermals: Separate
3. Minus The Bear: The Thief
4. Blur: Fool's Story
5. Broken Social Scene: Chase Scene
6. The New Pornographers: Moves
7. Kate Nash: Pickpocket
8. Something Corporate: Wait
9. The National: Afraid of Everyone
10. The Hold Steady: Our Whole Lives
11. The Black Keys: Howlin' For You
12. The Helio Sequence: Converter
13. Circa Survive: Spirit of the Stairwell

hour 2

1. MGMT: Electric Feel
2. Polyphonic Spree: Section 1: Have a Day/Celebratory
3. Modest Mouse: Perpetual Motion Machine
4. Harlem Shakes: Sunlight
5. Nightmare of You: I Think I'm Getting Older
6. Foreign Born: Union Hall
7. The Pains of Being Pure At Heart: A Teenager In Love
8. Bright Eyes: Coat Check Dream Song
9. The Spinto Band: Vivian, Don't
10. Friendly Fires: Bring out Your Dead
11. Morrissey: Everyday is like Sunday
12. The New Amsterdams: Silverlake
13. Tally Hall: Apathy
14. Iron and Wine: Passing Afternoon

Thursday, April 15, 2010

sorry bout the posting of shows not being there

yeah

so i've been falling behind when it comes to posting up the playlist for the week the past two weeks or so since well it's more or less just stress at the time but at the end of the semester the entire fourth season will be available for download for free from Kyle and Tim Inc

media assignment stuff that is stuff like


After sitting back and learning about all the advertising fun we could have in class I took the time the other day to make hasteful note of all the beautiful ads I encountered during a regular day for me. Shockingly it wasn't as much as i thought, but then again I probably didn't count some of them. We are bombarded by ads every day, in every facet. Your very T-Shirt is considered an ad suggesting that we listen to that band or buy that beer or watch that movie. It's nothing short to suggest that that should count? But alas for the sake of my sanity I didn't count it!

The first batch of ads I encountered was on the campus bus. I am like a sloth, lazy and unmovable, which is why I was taking the bus. Slathered all on the ceiling of the bus was ads for intown places such as Camillos. I really didn't think much of it as I take the bus everyday about twice a day so I'm used to it. Personally I just find it funny that they even bother trying to reach poor kids like us.

Later that day when I got some time to log onto the world wide web that was brought to us by Al Gore I was bombarded with ads all over the place. Facebook seems to be stalking me in the non virtual world as the ads on the side bar all were for products or things that really would interest me. "Want to watch Boston Red Sox games online?" Hell yeah I do...oh wait, shit why did i click on that? (I didn't click) There were ads there for the silliest things, "Single? Want to mingle? Males 21+", um do you think I'm that desperate Facebook? They refused to comment on that.

Checking the baseball scores on MLB's own website to see if my beloved Red Sox won I get a pop up ad for NetFlix. I don't know why I, a baseball fan, give a damn about NetFlix. Later as i navigate the site there are ads for buying baseball merchandise and cable. CABLE! WOAH! That's new to me, do I want to buy my own cable?

After viewing all these ads, I realized that wow, this is just disturbing. I was too freaked out because I had to pay attention to even watch the television that night. I just went back to my room shut off the computer and turned on the PlayStation 3 and let that wipe my mind clean of this madness.