(a collection of things i fall in love with on a daily basis)

Wednesday, July 28, 2010

sheldon_wh

Wednesday, July 21, 2010

CMRACJSSBBOTS

DIPLO

DIPLO destroyed our faces yesterday at cinespace.
mad love to mad decent crew.
chill group of people who are down to earth and know what the fuck there doing when it comes to making people dance their asses off.

more summer music,
this one actually kills the dada
sorry dada
GET IT !!!

Tuesday, July 20, 2010

.drkshdw.


rick owens madness.

Monday, July 19, 2010

SUMMER JAMS

JULY MIX 2010 - DADA LIFE
Tracklist:
Etienne De Crecy – Hope (studio version)
Tom Staar – Two Tone Simms
Calvertron & Tim Healey – Back 2 The Ghetto
Sebastien Drums, Avicii – My Feelings For You (Angger Dimas Bambu Remix)
Kaskade – Dynasty (Dada Life Remix)
Sovnger – Breathless (Alex Gopher Day Remix)
Squeeze – Doop (Uppermost Remix)
Kylie Minogue – All The Lovers (Dada Life Remix)
Mr Blink – Gecko (Original Mix)
Boy 8-Bit – The Keep
Tiesto Feat. Diplo – C’Mon (Original Mix)
Dimitri Vegas, Like Mike & Dada Life – Tomorrow
Technotronic vs Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike – Pump Up The Jam (Crowd is Jumpin Mix)
Dada Life – Cookies With A Smile

Hayao Miyazaki

is the man.

Thursday, July 8, 2010

another study



l.o.l.

Maskinen

so these people are Swedish, and i think that the female in this song is Portuguese. I understand nothing but I dont care. its too good!
go crazy.

and the dada life remix

yeah i work with computers. i am a nerd now.

summer jam.

all about this.
beat the foggy weather blues.

Wednesday, July 7, 2010

a study

lawl !

Sunday, June 13, 2010

Her voice gets me every time. This video is the definition of 90's.

Saturday, June 12, 2010

Wednesday, June 2, 2010

Tuesday, June 1, 2010

Friday, May 28, 2010

WORTH IT!

Thursday, May 27, 2010

Wednesday, May 26, 2010

Spidy Sense

This next Spiderman flick is already making me nervous... check out this short list for the new peter parker HERE

Monday, May 24, 2010

BlakRoc

Not sure how I missed this... Black Keys collaboration with 11 of the most soulful, inspired names in hip hop.
Mos Def, RZA, Raekwon, Jim Jones, NOE, and more.



"When hip-hop producer and industry executive Damon Dash decided the Black Keys were one of his favorite artists, he contacted the duo and initialized a recording project, hooking the Keys up with rapper Jim Jones. Other hip-hop artists soon came aboard, and BlakRoc is the result of what one imagines to have been numerous hazy, smoke-filled late nights in the studio. The beauty here lies in the easy, almost organic feeling of the recordings, with flows and rhymes of varying intensities syncing up with the Black Keys’ gritty, psych-tinged blues with surprisingly satisfying results. Artists like Raekwon, NOE and RZA bring the street edge, and a sultry layer of R&B is delivered by Nicole Wray; a heavy lidded Mos Def spars lazily and delightfully with Dan Auerbach’s brawny guitars. Black Keys fans will especially get their groove on to “What You Do to Me” and the single, “Ain’t Nothing Like You (Hoochie Coo),” where the Keys’ undulant grind and Auerbach’s own rusty-throated growl mingle gloriously with their rapping counterparts."

Ain't That The Truth

Letter to Karen

Dear, karen...

if you're reading this, it means I
actually worked up the courage to mail it.
So, good for me.
You don't know me very
well but you get me started,
I have a tendency to go on and on
about how hard the writing is for me.
But this...
this is the hardest thing

I've ever had to write.
There's no easy way to say
this, so I'll just say it.
I met someone. It was an accident.
I wasn't looking for
it. I wasn't on the make.
It was a perfect storm. She
said one thing. I said another.
Next thing I knew, I wanted to spend the rest
of my life in the middle of that conversation.
Now there's this feeling in my gut.
She might be the one.
She's completely nuts...
in a way that makes me
smile
-- highly neurotic.
A great deal of maintenance required.
She is you, karen.
That's the good news.
The bad is that I don't know
how to be with you right now
And it scares the shit out of me.
Because if I'm not with you right now, I
have this feeling we'll get lost out there.
It's a big, bad world
full of twists and turns,
and people have a way of
blinking and missing the moment...0
the moment that could've
changed everything.
I don't know what's going on with us,
and I can't tell you why you should waste
a leap of faith on the likes of me...
but, damn, you smell
good -- like home.
And you make excellent coffee.
That's got to count
for something, right?
Call me.
Unfaithfully yours,

hank moody.

Summer Sleep Playlist

Goodbye- Kevin Shields
Help Yourself- Sad Brad Smith
Couldn't Sleep- Milosh
Opus 36- Dustin O'Halloran
Avril 14- Aphex Twins
Those to Come- The Shins
Infinity- The Xx
Crosses- Jose Gonzalez
Tommid- Square Pushers
Girls- Death in Vegas
Loro- Pinback
Candy Says- The Velvet Underground
Hard to Concentrate- RHCP
Carolina- M. Ward
Most of the Time- Bob Dylan
Track 1- Sigur Ros

any other suggestions?

just in case you havent seen it yet

Tuesday, May 18, 2010

Ian Curtis Died Thirty Years Ago Today


Cheers to you on your deathbirthday.

Friday, May 14, 2010

THE WISDOM OF CHILDREN

THE WISDOM OF CHILDREN

by Simon Rich

I. A Conversation at the Grownup Table, as Imagined at the Kids’ Table

MOM: Pass the wine, please. I want to become crazy.

DAD: O.K.

GRANDMOTHER: Did you see the politics? It made me angry.

DAD: Me, too. When it was over, I had sex.

UNCLE: I’m having sex right now.

DAD: We all are.

MOM: Let’s talk about which kid I like the best.

DAD: (laughing) You know, but you won’t tell.

MOM: If they ask me again, I might tell.

FRIEND FROM WORK: Hey, guess what! My voice is pretty loud!

DAD: (laughing) There are actual monsters in the world, but when my kids ask I pretend like there aren’t.

MOM: I’m angry! I’m angry all of a sudden!

DAD: I’m angry, too! We’re angry at each other!

MOM: Now everything is fine.

DAD: We just saw the PG-13 movie. It was so good.

MOM: There was a big sex.

FRIEND FROM WORK: I am the loudest! I am the loudest!

(Everybody laughs.)

MOM: I had a lot of wine, and now I’m crazy!

GRANDFATHER: Hey, do you guys know what God looks like?

ALL: Yes.

GRANDFATHER: Don’t tell the kids.

II. A Day at UNICEF Headquarters, as I Imagined It in Third Grade

(UNICEF sits on a throne. He is wearing a cape and holding a sceptre. A servant enters, on his knees.)

UNICEF: Halloween is fast approaching! Have the third graders been given their little orange boxes?

SERVANT: Yes, your majesty!

UNICEF: Perfect. Did you tell them what the money was for?

SERVANT: No, sir, of course not! We just gave them the boxes and told them to collect for UNICEF. We said it was for “a good cause,” but we didn’t get any more specific than that.

UNICEF: Ha ha ha! Those fools! Soon I will have all the money in the world. For I am UNICEF, evil king of Halloween!

SERVANT: Sir . . . don’t you think you’ve stolen enough from the children? Maybe you should let them keep the money this year.

UNICEF: Never! The children shall toil forever to serve my greed!

(He tears open a little orange box full of coins and rubs them all over his fat stomach.)

UNICEF: Yes! Oh, yes!

SERVANT: Wait! Your majesty! Look at this! Our records indicate that there’s a kid out there—Simon—who’s planning to keep his UNICEF money this year.

UNICEF: What?! But what about my evil plans? I was going to give that money to the Russians so they could build a bomb!

SERVANT: (aside) I guess there’s still one hero left in this world.

UNICEF: No!

(He runs out of the castle, sobbing.)

SERVANT: Thank God Simon is keeping his UNICEF money.

SECOND SERVANT: Yes, it’s good that he’s keeping the money.

THIRD SERVANT: I agree. Simon is doing a good thing by keeping the money from the UNICEF box.

SERVANT: Then we’re all in agreement. Simon should keep the money.


III. How College Kids Imagine the United States Government

THE PRESENT DAY

—Did you hear the news, Mr. President? The students at the University of Pittsfield are walking out of their classes, in protest over the war.

—(spits out coffee) Wha— What did you say?

—Apparently, students are standing up in the middle of lectures and walking right out of the building.

—But students love lectures. If they’re willing to give those up, they must really be serious about this peace thing! How did you hear about this protest?

—The White House hears about every protest, no matter how small.

—Oh, right, I remember.

—You haven’t heard the half of it, Mr. President. The leader of the group says that if you don’t stop the war today they’re going to . . . to . . . I’m sorry, I can’t say it out loud. It’s just too terrifying.

—Say it, damn it! I’m the President!

—All right! If you don’t stop the war . . . they’re going to stop going to school for the remainder of the week.

—Send the troops home.

—But, Mr. President! Shouldn’t we talk about this?

Send the troops home.

THE NINETEEN-SIXTIES

—Mr. President! Did you hear about Woodstock?

—Woo— Woodstock? What in God’s name is that?

—Apparently, young people hate the war so much they’re willing to participate in a musical sex festival as a protest against it.

—Oh, my God. They must really be serious about this whole thing.

—That’s not all. Some of them are threatening to join communes: places where they make their own clothing . . . and beat on drums.

—Stop the war.

—But, Mr. President!

—Stop all American wars!

—(sighs) Very well, sir. I’ll go tell the generals.

—Wow. It’s a good thing those kids decided to go hear music.

The XX- Islands


Tuesday, May 11, 2010