And they danced. They started slow and slight, but soon grew into a storm, hinting of thunder and heavier things. That first solid bass kick gripped me with only a touch of what it had to offer. Soon, the room was filled with enormous, rolling vibrations.…
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Last night, I sat down for a bit with Anthony Hamilton and his open road. You're what I want. You're what I need. You touch the deepest part of me. And these loose and tenuous warbling riffs stretched out wide across my windows, parting the curtains and welcoming in the neon lights from the bar on the other side of Monmouth.
TG on the insanity of making movies, Spamalot as pension plan, and who really deserves the term "crook."
Is the "amen break" the most important drum loop ever? Nate Harrison thinks so. This nicely illustrates how having total command of the subject can make any topic fascinating.
BoingBoing got there first.
Jon Iverson remembers when Moscode amps came equipped with a diaper. "The instructions," he reminisces, "suggested the listener put it on before firing up the amp for the first time."
I'm a bit disappointed that my Moscode did not include a diaper. If I could make any changes to Moscode's current production, I would reinstate the diaper policy. Immediately.
All of that newfound deep bass can really shake things up. Owners are liable to have accidents of the second grade variety.
My Moscode did, however, come with a single glove. "A glove?" you ask. Yes, that's…
Society has been turned upside down and a generation raised by young, inexperienced mothers is now running amok. Here's the kicker: We're talking about pachyderms
Bagheera: "You distract him and I'll knock the kibble off the shelf. He's slow—we'll make out like bandits."
I'm linking to this particular day's posting because it's so clear and well argued, but this insider's animation blog is a constant joy.
William Golding on thinking—and how almost everybody has got it all wrong. Hint: It ain't sedentary; it's active.
Now there's a term you don't hear every day.As Dave Barry says, it would be a good name for a rock band (WBAGNFARB).
Thanks, Monty.