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15 Jan 23:19

No podemos remar contra la corriente María Eugenia la gorra de dar palmas de Nuestro Amor ya no da...

No podemos remar contra la corriente María Eugenia la gorra de dar palmas de Nuestro Amor ya no da las palmas como las tendría que dar yo sé bien que tus amigos te han dicho que le tengo menos miedo al ruido de las botas que al silencio de las playeras qué quieres que te diga no te lo puedo negar no pertenezco al Ahora no soy un monito de felpa que te ha llovido en una rifa soy un Hombre soy tu esposo un ser humano un español deja de ver las series del ordenador María Eugenia préstame atención los jardines de los vecinos mejores que el nuestro no son ya no hablamos de las cosas ya no vamos a los sitios la culpa es de internet si me pides mi opinión qué puedo hacer si me noto aún aguijado en esta carne que te anhela como el buey que hace girar el molino con los ojos vendados con la venda que le han puesto María Eugenia entiéndeme la venda blanca del Nuestro Amor la venda que tengo que llevar atada yo para resistir las ganas de no pagar el agua de no encender la calefacción de que nos corten la luz y de que te quedes sin la conexión porque tú me quisiste un día María Eugenia tú me quisiste un día pero dos ya no.

15 Jan 23:06

Strange,,,

by dw
15 Jan 22:55

Amazing what you can get away with on youtube nowadays,,,

by dw
15 Jan 22:52

Here's some specialized kink,,,

by dw
15 Jan 22:40

VA – Atlantic Soul Legends: 20 Original Albums from the Iconic Atlantic Label (2012)

by exy

Started by Ahmet Ertegun and Herb Abramson in 1947, Atlantic Records (and its subsidiaries Stax, Atco, and Volt) was indispensable in the rise of soul music. What kind of world would it be without Ray Charles, Aretha Franklin, and Otis Redding, all of whom did their best work while under the Atlantic umbrella? This 20-disc box collects 20 of the albums released by Atlantic (and the Stax, Volt, and Atco imprints) between ’59 and ’75, and while it includes obvious ones like Ray Charles’ What’d I Say (1959) and Booker T. & the M.G.sGreen Onions (1962), it also includes lesser-known gems like Clarence Wheeler & the EnforcersDoin’ What We Wanna (1971) and Sam DeesThe Show Must Go On (1975), which is the real strength of this wonderful box. This is only a tip of the iceberg in… — AMG

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…the Atlantic soul catalog, though, so very rich is that legacy.

 

CD1 Ray Charles “What I’d Say” (Original issue: 1959)
01. What’d I Say Parts I & II
02. Jumpin’ In The Mornin’
03. You Be My Baby
04. Tell Me How Do You Feel
05. What Kind Of Man You Are
06. Rockhouse (Parts 1 & 2)
07. Roll With My Baby
08. Tell All The World About You
09. My Bonnie
10. That’s Enough

CD2 Booker T. & The M.G.s “Green Onions” (Original issue: 1962)
01. Green Onions
02. Rinky-Dink
03. I Got A Woman
04. Mo’ Onions
05. Twist And Shout
06. Behave Yourself
07. Stranger On The Shore
08. Lonely Avenue
09. One Who Really Loves You
10. You Can’t Sit Down
11. A Woman, A Lover, A Friend
12. Comin’ Home Baby

CD3 Ben E. King “Don’t Play That Song !” (Original issue: 1962)
01. Don’t Play That Song (You Lied)
02. Ecstasy
03. On The Horizon
04. Show Me The Way
05. Here Comes The Night
06. First Tate Of Love
07. Stand By Me
08. Yes
09. Young Boy Blues
10. The Hermit Of Misty Mountain
11. I Promise Love
12. Brace Yourself

CD4 Solomon Burke “If You Need Me” (Original issue: 1963)
01. If You Need Me
02. Words
03. Stupidity
04. Go On Back To Him
05. I Said I Was Sorry
06. It’s All Right
07. Home In Your Heart
08. I Really Don’t Want To Know
09. You Can Make It If You Try
10. Send Me Some Living
11. This Little Ring
12. Tonight My Heart She Is Crying

CD5 Rufus Thomas: “Walking The Dog” (Original issue: 1964)
01. The Dog
02. Mashed Potatoes
03. Ooh-Poo-Pah-Doo
04. You Said
05. Boom Boom
06. It’s Aw’ Rite
07. Walking The Dog
08. Ya Ya
09. Land Of 1,000 Dances
10. Can Your Monkey Do The Dog
11. Cause I Love You
12. I Want To Be Loved

CD6 The Drifters: “Under The Boardwalk” (Original issue: 1964)
01. Under The Boardwalk
02. One Way Love
03. On Broadway
04. Didn’t It
05. I Feel Good All Over
06. Vaya Con Dios
07. Up On The Roof
08. Rat Race
09. In The Land Of Make Believe
10. If You Don’t Come Back
11. Let The Music Play
12. I’ll Take You Home

CD7 Don Covay & The Goodtimers: “Mercy !” (Original issue: 1964)
01. Mercy, Mercy
02. I’ll Be Satisfied
03. Come On In
04. Can’t Stay Away
05. Can’t Fight It Baby
06. You’re Good For Me
07. Take This Hurt Off Me
08. Daddy Loves baby
09. Come See About Me
10. You Must Believe In Me
11. Please Don’t Let Me Know
12. Just Because

CD8 Otis Redding: “Otis Blue/Otis Redding Sings Soul” (Original issue: 1965)
01. Ole Man Trouble
02. Respect
03. Change Gonna Come
04. Down In The Valley
05. I’ve Been Loving You Too Long
06. Shake
07. My Girl
08. Wonderful World
09. Rock Me Baby
10. Satisfaction
11. You Don’t Miss Your Water

CD9 Wilson Pickett: “In The Midnight Hour” (Original issue: 1965)
01. In The Midnight Hour
02. Teardrops Will Fall
03. Take A Little Love
04. For Better Or Worse
05. I Found A Love
06. That’s A Man’s Way
07. I’m Gonna Cry
08. Don’t Fight It
09. Take This Love I’ve Got
10. Come Home Baby
11. I’m Not Tired
12. Let’s Kiss And Make Up

CD10 Percy Sledge: “When A Man Loves A Woman” (Original issue: 1966)
01. When A Man Loves A Woman
02. My Adorable One
03. Put A Little Lovin’ On Me
04. Love Me All The Way
05. When She Touches Me (Nothing Else Matters)
06. You’re Pouring Water On A Drowning Man
07. Thief In The Night
08. You Fooled Me
09. Love Makes The World Go Round
10. Success
11. Love Me Like You Mean It

CD11 Sam & Dave: “Hold On, I’m Comin’” (Original issue: 1966)
01. Hold On, I’m Comin’
02. If You Got The Loving
03. I Take What I Want
04. Ease Me
05. I Got Everything I Need
06. Don’t Make It So Hard On Me
07. It’s A Wonder
08. Don’t Help Me Out
09. Just Me
10. You Got It Made
11. You Don’t Know Like I Know
12. Blame Me (Don’t Blame My Heart)

CD12 Bar-Kays: “Soul Finger” (Original issue: 1967)
01. Soul Finger
02. Knucklehead
03. With A Child’s Heart
04. Bar-Kays Boogaloo
05. Theme From Hell’s Angels
06. You Can’t Sit Down
07. House Shoes
08. Pearl High
09. I Want Someone
10. Hole In The Wall
11. Don’t Do That

CD13 Eddie Floyd: “Knock On Wood” (Original issue: 1967)
01. Knock On Wood
02. Something You Got
03. But It’s Alright
04. I Stand Accused
05. If You Gotta Make A Fool of Somebody
06. Raise Your Hand
07. Got To Make A Comeback
08. 634-5789
09. I’ve Just Been Feeling Bad
10. High-Heel Sneakers
11. Warm And Tender Love

CD14 Arthur Conley: “Sweet Soul Music” (Original issue: 1967)
01. Sweet Soul Music
02. Take Me (Just As I Am)
03. Who’s Foolin’ Who
04. There’s A Place For Us
05. I Can’t Stop (No, No, No)
06. Wholesale Love
07. I’m A Lonely Stranger
08. I’m Gonna Forget About You
09. Let Nothing Separate Us
10. Where You Lead Me

CD15 William Bell: “The Soul Of A Bell” (Original issue: 1967)
01. Everybody Loves A Winner
02. You Don’t Miss Your Water
03. Do Right Woman-Do Right Man
04. I’ve Been Loving You Too Long (To Stop Now)
05. Nothing Takes The Place Of You
06. Then You Can Tell Me Goodbye
07. Eloise (Hang On In There)
08. Any Other Way
09. It’s Happening All Over
10. Never Like This Before
11. You’re Such A Sweet Thang

CD16 Aretha Franklin: “Lady Soul” (Original issue: 1968)
01. Chain Of Fools
02. Money Won’t Change You
03. People Get Ready
04. Niki Hoeky
05. (You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman
06. Since You’ve Been Gone (Sweet Sweet Baby)
07. Good To Me As I Am To You
08. Come Back Baby
09. Groovin’
10. Ain’t No Way

CD17 Donny Hathaway “Everything Is Everything” (Original issue: 1970)
01. Voices Inside (Everything Is Everything)
02. Je Vous Aime (I Love You)
03. I Believe To My Soul
04. Misty
05. Sugar Lee
06. Tryin’ Times
07. Thank You Master (For My Soul)
08. The Ghetto, Pt. 1
09. To Be Young, Gifted And Black

CD18 Clarence Wheeler & The Enforcers “Doin’ What We Wanna” (Original issue: 1970)
01. Hey Jude
02. Sham Time
03. Theme From Electric Surfboard
04. Right On
05. Dream Bossa Nova
06. Doin’ What I Wanna
07. C.W.

CD19 Howard Tate “Howard Tate” (Original issue: 1972)
01. She’s A Burglar
02. 8 Days On The Road
03. You Don’t Know Nothing ‘Bout Love
04. When I Was A Young Man
05. Girl Of The North Country
06. Where Did My Baby Go
07. Keep Cool (Don’t Be A Fool)
08. Jemima Surrender
09. Strugglin’
10. It’s Heavy
11. It’s Your Move
12. The Bitter End

CD20 Sam Dees “The Show Must Go On” (Original issue: 1975)
01. Child Of The Streets
02. The Show Must Go On
03. Come Back Strong
04. Just Out Of My Reach
05. Claim Jumpin’
06. Troubled Child
07. What’s It Gonna Be
08. Worn Out Broken Heart
09. Good Guys
10. So Tied Up

15 Jan 20:56

How appropriate. You fight like a cow.

by Mr. Bad Example
The insult swordfighting from LucasArts' Monkey Island series is now available as a standalone browser game.

(If you get stuck, responses to some of the insults can be found here...but soon you'll be wearing my sword like a shish kebab.)
15 Jan 20:51

Interview with Donald X. Vaccarino

by theory
Snob

P U T O A M O

Donald X. Vaccarino

Over the holidays, instead of card articles, we’ll be posting an interview with Donald X. Vaccarino himself.  Donald has been graciously answering many questions from the forum community, and we’ve selected the best of them to publish here.

We’ll post the interview in multiple segments:

Part I: Designing Dominion; Designing Boardgames in General

Part II: The Game of Dominion; Hindsight is 20/20; Alternative Dominion Cards

Part III: The Future of Dominion; Other Boardgames; Donald X. himself

If you have questions you’d like to ask the great designer, feel free to ask away!


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15 Jan 19:52

Shannon And The Clams ‎– Sleep Talk (2011)

by noreply@blogger.com (1x1head)



Baby Don't Do It
You Will Always Bring Me Flowers
The Cult Song
Done With You
Tired Of Being Bad
Oh Louie
King Of The Sea
Old Man Winter
Toxic Revenge
The Woodsman
Half Rat
Sleep Talk




Excellent lo-fi garage rock rooted deep in soul. Sounding like a demented Mickey & Sylvia, Shannon & The Clams bring it on one of last years best. enjoy



jerry jeff walker - a good night for singing is re-upped
15 Jan 19:25

The Fleshtones regresan a Santiago el próximo 25 de enero

by La Voz
Una de las bandas míticas del revival garagero de los ochenta dará un concierto en la Sala Moon
15 Jan 19:23

Joke of the day

by noreply@blogger.com (biotv)

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15 Jan 19:19

And the Serpent Said unto the Woman, Ye Shall Not Surely Die

by John Farrier

SOKRAM

SOKRAM, a street artist in Spain, composed this painting, entitled Original Sin, for the DesOrdes Creatives Festival in Ordes, Spain. He makes excellent use of the windows and doors in this building to create the impression of a writhing serpent.

Link -via Ian Brooks

15 Jan 15:21

Paso de cebra peregrino

by La Voz
«Nunha rotonda desas das que como entres é moi complicado sair...»

14 Jan 18:08

A new week is born! Izzat butter?

by gerryjarciuh
14 Jan 07:21

Sam and Dave 1967

by noreply@blogger.com (Debbie D)
Snob

MY GOODNESS!

14 Jan 05:11

Sunday, January 13 @ 5:56:24 pm

by dropdatabase
14 Jan 05:10

Sunday, January 13 @ 5:47:58 pm

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14 Jan 05:06

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12 Jan 20:22

VA – Tensión: Spanish Experimental Underground 1980-1985 (2012)

by exy

Weird is an interesting term because, at least where music is concerned, what was Weird 20 years ago often becomes accepted by the time a few decades have passed. Take a band like Young Marble Giants; in their time, they were weird as fuck. Nowadays, however, they’re revered because they’re NOT so weird, as a lot of bands, over the years, have ende- avored to sound like them in one way or another.
That’s why Tensión: Spanish Experimental Underground 1980-1985 is an important artifact: Because no matter how close no-wave/freak-folk/ noise-mulch/etc. get to becoming socially acceptable, these tunes always will be weird as fuck because they belong to nothing and no one.
Even in the era of Pink, Ariel, no one will ever listen to cuts like “He,” by Mar Otra Vez, and confuse it…

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…for the work of a current artist. It’s too disjointed and snarling, nasty like Martin Rev’s most gnarling dog-on-bone thrashes, yet almost innocent where instrumentation is concerned — i.e., no distortion, no guitar freakouts, no noise blowing through the composition from behind. In fact, the most recognizable trait of “He” is its simple guitar line, which, more than anything, reminds me of old psych riffs by the likes of Nuggets champions Dantalian’s Chariot and The Doors circa “Not to Touch the Earth.”

“Cha Cha Cha” by Clónicos is another example of a song untouched by time. The saxophones bring to mind Zzzz and Sweep The Leg Johnny, but beyond that? Muy extraño, thank you very much. And what of those tufts of wind, clarinets, violent bursts of Dizzy Gillespie trumpet, wax-scratching, and lazer shots? Not of this world, to say the least, and certainly not part of a strategy to accomplish anything more than a brain-busting end. As outside-the-norm as a lot of music reviewed on TMT seems, it’s rare to hear such a brazen disregard for the rules in the here-and-now (Even when things get weird, there’s usually a root involved, a scene to be shared, etc.), and I’m not even going to get into the dementedly bizarre world of Depósito Dental; you’ll have to drill into that rock-hard sucker yourself.

The risk of all this disjointedness, of course, is flat-out failure, and I would argue there’s a lot of flat-out bad to be had on Tensión. Claustrofobia combine emotive vocal pleading with reggae echo-riffs and a tubby slug of a drum machine on “París Nostàlgic” and fall flat on their faces, mashing their delicate features on the hot pavement. La Gran Curva’s “Tensión” is weird and outdated in the worst possible way, bolstered by a sickening funk bassline and vocals cheesier than havarti melted over a microphone.

If you are truly dedicated to the unflinchingly weird, however, this should come as no surprise, and underground-music enthusiasts of many a stripe will find Tensión: Spanish Experimental Underground 1980-1985 worthwhile, from the Bobby Trimble followers to the Les Georges Leningrad-ers to Jandek folk to those sequestered in a coldwave cave until the next summer psych solstice. Just keep the “skip” button handy, cave dwellers.

1. Klamm – The Past Is Frozen [03:27]
2. La Fundacion – Repeticion [03:51]
3. New Buildings – Historias Para Largos Recorridos [03:21]
4. Mar Otra Vez – He [04:40]
5. Clonicos – Cha Cha Cha [02:52]
6. La Caida de la Casa Usher – ¡Baila, Negro! [02:16]
7. Claustrofobia – Paris Nostalgic (Tango) [05:25]
8. La Gran Curva – Tension [04:08]
9. T (10) – Dot [05:58]
10. Los Iniciados – La Marca de Anubis [03:09]
11. Deposito Dental – Dodo (+ Introduccion Dental) [04:52]
12. Il Epoca del Hombre – Me Bato Contra Dios [03:58]
13. 429 Enganos – Corazones [05:51]
14. Xeerox – Viejo Decorado Electrico 4 [03:39]
15. Neo Zelanda – Paso Hambre [02:36]
16. Teatro Negro de Praga – Distanciamiento [01:34]
17. 1985-S – No Hay Perros Calientes [02:52]
18. Il Epoca del Hombre – Theme Tune of the Radio Show la Factoria [03:29]

12 Jan 17:17

Gaddafi

by Unitifierer
12 Jan 17:07

Spaceghettios

by Larrys Beer Barn
Totally Alt Performance Artist squirts Spaghettios out of her vagina

12 Jan 17:02

Recomendación - Tig Notaro : Live!

by noreply@blogger.com (Hematocrítico)

Si os gusta la comedia americana y os manejáis bien en inglés, tenéis que oír este deslumbrante disco de Tig Notaro. Grabado en el mismo mes en el que, (empiezo) , contrajo una enfermedad que le fastidió  el estómago y casi le mata, una neumonía, le dejó su novio, murió su madre y le diagnosticaron cáncer, este set es un auténtico espectáculo de humor negro y cañero. Aquí lo podéis escuchar.
12 Jan 16:54

The greatest song to run to, ever.

by vulture capitalist

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12 Jan 15:43

"But don't ask me, I just wrote the song"

by MartinWisse
Eric Idle sings the theme song to Brian Cox's new series Wonders of Life: a remake of the Galaxy Song from The Meaning of Life. 'Nuff said.
12 Jan 15:39

El sótano - Jukebox con Paco Rockahula - 11/01/13

Snob

Paco é de CEDEIRA!

Sesión de Viernes con el DJ invitado Paco Rockahula, capo de la tienda de discos Naranja y Negro, mandamás del sello Rufus Recordings, miembro de grupos como Las Membranas, Franky Baltimore, The Raw o Flamin Guays y compulsivo activista del rocknroll. Tras presentar un adelanto del nuevo disco de Soul Gestapo (What is wrong), Paco se pone a los mandos de nuestra jukebox subterránea con un cargamento de singles extraído de sus valijas personales. Podrás escuchar a Someloves (Dont talk about us), The Sinners (Hotshot), The Banned (Him or me), Los Potros (On my way), Hitmen (Everybody knows), The Long Ryders (I want you bad), The Pleasers (You keep on telling me lies), Sunnyboys (Guts of iron), The Keys (I dont wanna cry), Teenmachine (School is over), Poppees (Jealosy), Gary Valentine (The first one), The Spliffs (Are you happy now?) y Los Elegantes (Me debo marchar).


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12 Jan 15:19

El karaoke asesino, la última crueldad televisiva

by Borja Terán

Los más agoreros pronosticaron que la música había muerto en televisión. Se equivocaban, los concursos musicales han renacido con fuerza. Aunque para ello haya que torturar a los concursantes. Así es Killer Karaoke, el game show que inquieta a la audiencia del canal norteamericano truTV.

Presentado por el exjackass Steve-O y basado en el inglés Sing If You Can (Canta si puedes), el programa tortura con saña a los participantes mientras intentan interpretar un reconocible éxito. Difícil tarea la de no desafinar, pues las maquinaciones de los autores del formato son tan inquietantes como tronchantes (para el espectador, claro, no para la víctima…).

Un programa sólo apto para el público más perverso.

1. Cantando con serpientes…

2. Cuidado donde metes la cabeza.

3. Sudor inmenso.

4. Menú al calambre.

5. Posesiones musicales.

Y ADEMÁS…

Cinco formatos surrealistas de la TDT

10 Jan 15:05

Funny camera angles compilation

by noreply@blogger.com (biotv)

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10 Jan 14:58

“DMZ: Las Cinco Naciones de Nueva York”, de Brian Wood y Riccardo Burchielli.

by noreply@blogger.com (PAblo)


ECC Ediciones  ha publicado con este tomo la conclusión de “DMZ”, la opera magna de Brian Wood y Riccardo Burchielli, completando de este modo la edición casi completa iniciada por Planeta. Con “Las Cinco Naciones de Nueva York”, el tomo recopilatorio que reúne los números 66 a 72 de la edición original, se pone un brillante punto final a una de las series que en los últimos años más ha hecho por mantener el prestigio y la esencia del ya finiquitado sello Vertigo.
Matty Roth, el reportero de la Zona Desmilitarizada en que se convirtió Nueva York, ha logrado poner punto final a la II Guerra Civil Norteamericana. Sin embargo, no ha sido fácil y a partir de ahora nada será igual para el mundo que Roth conoció a lo largo de los seis años en que informó desde la Zona Desmilitarizada. Sin embargo, los sacrificios de Roth no han acabado, cuando ha de responder de delitos contra la humanidad ante un tribunal norteamericano.
Las Cinco Naciones de Nueva York” es el arco argumental con el que Wood pone el cierre definitivo a la serie tras haber ya explicado en entregas anteriores cómo se fraguó el fin de la guerra. Wood va mostrandoa través de los pasos de su protagonista en torno al nuevo panorama tras los acuerdos de paz en la Zona Desmilitarizada y el destino de los principales personajes supervivientes al tiempo que esconde, como última sorpresa final, el pírrico y amargo destino de su protagonista.
A pesar de ser una de las series más inteligentes y arriesgadas aparecidas en los últimos tiempos en el mainstream norteamericano y de largo el mejor trabajo de su guionista, esta inteligente y cercana distopía sociopolítica me da la sensación que no ha contado con todo el reconocimiento que por su calidad merecía. Wood, con mano sabia, ha sabido construir un Nueva York asediado y convulso  en el que ha descrito complejas situaciones políticas que no están del todo alejadas a las que podemos ver en cualquier telediario sin olvidar mantener el toque humano propio del reporterismo para reflejar cómo la vida cotidiana intentaba mantenerse en un entorno tan hostil.
 Para esta última entrega, un autor menos comprometido y más tramposo fácilmente podría haber optado por una salida más fácil y airosa para el antihéroe protagonista, sin embargo Wood ha sabido ser consecuente con sus planteamientos, no apostando una vez más por las salidas fáciles y ofreciendo una de las conclusiones más adultas, dramáticas y terribles que hemos podido leer últimamente en cualquier cómic.
Mención aparte merece el trabajo del padre gráfico de la serie, el italiano Riccardo Buchielli quién con su trazo grueso y estilo feista ha sabido imprimir un realismo conciso y sobrio a la compleja ficción orquestada por Brian Wood. Creo que de la larga lista de dibujantes que han colaborado con el guionista pocos  han entendido a Wood como Burchielli y eso ha repercutido favorablemente en la calidad final de esta obra.
En fin, “DMZ” es un tebeo estupendo que nos permite reflexionar sobre nuestro presente y futuro, y este volumen el final lógico y coherente a las premisas sostenidas por los autores a lo largo de una serie llamada a revalorizarse con los años.
09 Jan 18:02

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09 Jan 03:58

Guy Performs Uncomfortable Tricks With Lit Cigarettes

by Rusty Blazenhoff

In this video, a guy films himself performing a series of uncomfortable tricks with lit cigarettes.

video via MediaAsiaG2

via Yababoon, Daily Picks and Flicks

08 Jan 23:28

Which would you choose?

by baconbaconbacon