Big announcement coming up tomorrow as Mahalo chooses the next host of Mahalo.
Here’s what the celebrities at the Guys Choice Awards by Spike TV had to say:
Here’s the two finalists’ (Andrea Rene
and Leah D’Emilio) viral videos:
and
FrameByFrame is a freeware stop-motion app for OS X. I just used it to quickly make this very small test movie:
stopmotiontest.mov
Here it is embedded. Click to play: Had to cut it b/c it was crashing people’s FF3.
The little bit of music here is from NIN’s new freely downloadable album, the slip. The entire album is licensed under a Creative Commons license that allows me to use it in this little test video. How friggin’ awesome is that?! The song is called 1,000,000.
He cover’s Radiohead’s Creep at Coachella:
It’s like you took my two favorite artists and smashed them together. The only thing that would be more awesome is if Thom Yorke walked out on stage and joined Prince in a rendition of Let’s Go Crazy.
You got your chocolate in my peanut butter! You got your peanut butter in my chocolate!
Here’s some more awesomeness:
Miss the Grammys? Here’s the Grammy Winners and the entire show in 60 seconds:
This is awesome:
Spotted on Mahalo’s page for the Chocolate Rain Meme.
I was looking over the How to Speak German page that Sara has been working on and was pleased to see Die Fantastichen Vier represented, and suddenly, I was hit with memories of Germany in 1995 and me discovering Die Artze and rocking out to this song:
Ausgezeichnet!
Here’s a Sims video of the non-live album version:
And here’s the lyrics:
Song lyrics | Die Aerzte lyrics
How You Sell Soul To A Soulless People Who Sold Their Soul? (Public Enemy Album) rocks. I love Public Enemy. And I love that we already have a stub up on their new album. w00t!
Our Guides Lon and Andy worked hard digging through all the ways to download free music online and they put together this great page: How to Download Free Music - Mahalo. There were a lot of tips that I didn’t know, like the crazy ninja-fu you can use on Google to find MP3s. Crazy. Check it out: How to Download Free Music.
This is one of my favorite videos. Also, I love YouTube.
…if everyone with a blog on Mother’s Day, in protest of the Hallmark holiday, would post this video:
I, of course, would never do such a thing, because I love my mother dearly.
ps—Wow. Sacrificing chickens in videos in 1988! Danzig, you so crazy!
Update: Alternate option:
The full title of this old paper of mine is God, John[ny], and The Wandering Jew Are Americans: Manifestations of Biblical Legends/Myths of Immortality Within Late 20th Century Popular Culture. You can find it here in html format, and here as a PDF. It is copyright to myself, but I freely grant anyone the privilege to use the text in a classroom or educational setting, as long as it is not for a publication or for profit.
To the person who wrote to me several months ago, asking that I repost this article online, my apologies for the long delay. It took me quite a while to track the paper down.
Update: Found the song and video the paper is partially about on YouTube:
I forgot to mention this on Sunday, but OMG. I’ve been waiting for the SuperBowl clips on iTunes to materialize into a $1.99 copy of the half-time show, but someone doesn’t want to make some money. Fortunately, YouTube to the rescue:
and…
Pouring rain. Live performance. No recording lip-syncing bullshit. Just rocking Prince in the house. Best half-time show in years.
One good thing about iTunes not having this up and buyable, though, was that I discovered this Prince podcast. It’s actually good. Rock.
I whipped up a new podcast over the weekend all about subscribing to the RSS feed of this wonderful page in iTunes as if it were a podcast.
Sample The Web Podcast: Stealing Music
Subscribe to the Sample The Web Podcast via iTunes.
ps—I own this Radiohead album and the track used in the podcast.
Update: It looks like Steve Jobs agrees with me (Thanks, Judith for the link!).
Netscape On The Set Of… Studio 60… with Trombone Shorty » Netscape.com
Troy “Trombone Shorty” Andrews is a jazz musician that embodies his hometown of New Orleans, and he shares his thoughts, reactions and overall feelings on what has happened in New Orleans, and what has yet to be done.
Cool hybrid podcast / video. Make sure you check out the performance clip from tonight’s episode of Studio 60 at the end.
Check out this bodacious video Netscape Navigator Corey Spring caught at a recent Tenacious D concert:
I just bought the Foo Fighter’s new live acoustic album Skin and Bones on the iTunes Music Store. Just on the first track, Razor, but I can already tell it’s going to rock.
All hail the Foo!
INHD is running The Pixies reunion concert. ROCK!
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