Mar 2010
The XX
03/30/10 20:47
“XX” was an album I didn’t discover until the end of 2009. Since then, i’ve had The XX’s debut album on heavy rotation. Check it out and buy online from Other Music. I get a kickback, thank you.
Yesterday, Today
03/19/10 17:54
Stardust Video, Coffee & Music
03/11/10 20:28
Sat. March 13, 2010
Danielson
Sun. March 14, 2010
James Husband (Of Montreal)
Location:
Stardust Video & Coffee
1842 East Winter Park Rd.
Orlando, FL 32803
(407)-623-3393
Danielson
Sun. March 14, 2010
James Husband (Of Montreal)
Location:
Stardust Video & Coffee
1842 East Winter Park Rd.
Orlando, FL 32803
(407)-623-3393
Out of the Closet and Dancin'
03/05/10 15:23
My friend Clark found this CD-ROM in a library book. He gave it to me because of the cover. On the label it reads, “We Are Not Saints” with a pitchfork on the left side. As for the music, it was exactly what Clark and I guessed would be ... disco anthems and 80’s pop.
Yesterday, Today 03.05.2010
03/03/10 19:51
WPRK 91.5 FM
Yesterday Today
Friday 9:00 - 11:00 PM
Host: Chairman Hao
> stream
What’s on the show for this week? Listen for the new Born Ruffian’s song “Sole Brother”, VoicesVoices “Origins” album (produced by Prefuse73), the Magic Wands gets The XX remix treatment, 4/4 dance from Pantha Du Prince and Four Tet, and psych-rock from Tame Impala and Malachai!
Yesterday Today
Friday 9:00 - 11:00 PM
Host: Chairman Hao
> stream
What’s on the show for this week? Listen for the new Born Ruffian’s song “Sole Brother”, VoicesVoices “Origins” album (produced by Prefuse73), the Magic Wands gets The XX remix treatment, 4/4 dance from Pantha Du Prince and Four Tet, and psych-rock from Tame Impala and Malachai!
100th Anniversary of Akira Kurosawa
03/01/10 21:05
Turner Classic Movies (TCM)
“100th Anniversary of Akira Kurosawa's Birth - Tuesdays in March.
A 26 movie tribute to possibly the most celebrated Japanese filmmaker of all time; highlights include early work such as Sanshiro Sugata (1943) and later masterpieces like Ikiru (1952) and Ran (1985).”
Too bad i don’t have cable television. I’ve seen all of Kurosawa’s samurai films, but I haven’t seen his later dramas. Maybe i should purchase Criterion’s AK100 set?
“100th Anniversary of Akira Kurosawa's Birth - Tuesdays in March.
A 26 movie tribute to possibly the most celebrated Japanese filmmaker of all time; highlights include early work such as Sanshiro Sugata (1943) and later masterpieces like Ikiru (1952) and Ran (1985).”
Too bad i don’t have cable television. I’ve seen all of Kurosawa’s samurai films, but I haven’t seen his later dramas. Maybe i should purchase Criterion’s AK100 set?