1979-2006: A HipHop Odyssey
800 classic HipHop tracks from 1979-2006 in a 48 minute mix. Courtesy of the BBC. Download it here. Pretty cool. You can take a look at the listing before you download it. It's probably not for everyone.
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24 Jan 2005 |
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Chemical Brothers get the DIY Remix treatment
Following the latest trend in the music world, a couple of guys decided to remix the entire new Chemical Brothers CD, Push The Button, and offer it up free to download.
Download individual tracks from their website
http://www.chemicalbrothersremixed.com/
Grab the BitTorrent file here to download the entire Flip The Switch remix album.
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23 Feb 2004 |
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For Sale: Panasonic CQ-DFX572U car stereo/CD/MP3 player
Jeff "Carl" Carlson has been kind enough to list my car stereo overbydere on eBay. So if you know of anyone in the market for something like this, send 'em on over.
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29 Apr 2003 |
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Screw the new iPods
I'm gettin an AK-MP3! Think anyone on the train would tell you to turn down your music with one of these on your hip?
via boing boing
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12 Mar 2003 |
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Blue Ray
Japan's Sony Corp said on Monday it would start sales next month of the world's first DVD recorder that uses blue laser light and can pack a two-hour high-definition TV program onto a single disc. It won't be cheap, with a retail list price of 450,000 yen ($3,800) while low-end DVD recorders using conventional red lasers go for as little as 50,000-70,000 yen.
Sony's Blu-ray machine will be able to play red-laser discs using the DVD-R and DVD-RW formats, but not those using the DVD-RAM or DVD+RW formats.
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Someone ought to send out an internal email:
The music industry this week condemned the launch of two recording systems that will let people copy between 30 and 100 hours of music onto a single disc. The launches, from electronics giants Sony and Philips, are being seen as a potential pirates' charter.
"It's a no-brainer. Anything which lets people pirate more music like this has to be very bad news for the music industry," says a spokesman for Britain's record industry trade association, the BPI.
Why Sony should want to launch a recorder that might make piracy easier may seem surprising, as its Sony Music division makes and sells CDs. While Sony Music did not want to comment on its sister company's launch, Mike Tsurumi, a president of Sony Consumer Electronics in Berlin, insists that the move makes sense. "The music companies need to change their business model," he says.
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04 Dec 2002 |
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READ: Interpreting Bjšrk
Interpretations of Bjšrk songs for a compilation which never saw the light of day. Quite well done. The only song I recognized is It's Oh So Quiet but I'm a bit of a fossil when it comes to Bjšrk.
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20 May 2002 |
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Recording Artists Safety Guide To The Beach
Sometimes, 3 categories just aren't enough...
via Chris, who's on the road
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24 Oct 2001 |
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"Piracy is not a technological issue. It's a behavior issue...all the encryption schemes that have been developed can also be broken." -- Steve Jobs, talking about copy protection on the new iPod.
Amen, brutha.
via MacNN
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12 Oct 2001 |
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