Puig Destroyer
"ONE MAN, FIVE TOOLS"
off of PUIG DESTROYER
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PUNS! BASEBALL! GRINDCORE!
Musician and such in Brooklyn, NY. Saxophones, etc...
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Puig Destroyer
"ONE MAN, FIVE TOOLS"
off of PUIG DESTROYER
I made this supercut of David Letterman asking drummers if their drums are rented. That guy is the greatest.
“Did you see the size of the saxophone on that guy?”
<3 Letterman, <3 Drums
Toby Driver
"The Pod OST"
off of The Pod (Official Soundtrack)
“This is a teaser trailer for the upcoming 95-minute Kayo Dot album, HUBARDO. These clips are UNMASTERED, which means that the final version of the recordings will be louder and clearer. Please listen to this mix as loud as possible and on good speakers to get all the details and low end.
We’re still running a pre-order for this album over at http://kayodot.bigcartel.com. We need to raise a lot more money in order to pay for mastering and manufacturing (about 200 copies), so please don’t hesitate to preorder now, and share this widget, so that we can get the album out in time for our tenth anniversary in Autumn 2013. Thanks for your support!”
Important.
Also: here’s the Memory Alpha (the definitive Star Trek wiki) entry on the saxophone.
(Source: jethrowilbury)
Meet Ronan, a 3-year-old sea lion that loves disco and the Backstreet Boys, and is the first non-human mammal able to keep the beat to music.
Previously, birds like parrots (like this parrot, and this parrot, and this parrot, and these parrots) were the prime head-bobbers of nature. And it’s not tied to vocals, like the way that parrots mimic human speech (since sea lions don’t do that). It seems like rhythm is a natural part of biology.
So next time you move, feel the beat in your evolution, man.
(via The Two-Way : NPR)
My alma mater. Everything about this is great.
isay:
The Beatles - You’ve Got To Hide Your Love Away (by iamthebeatlesno1fan)
From Help!
Eleanor Bron!
Jack Kirby meeting Paul & Linda McCartney at a Wings show at the LA Forum in 1976.
Paul dedicated “Magneto and Titanium Man” to Jack at the show. In return, Jack gave Paul this piece of art.
A thing that I did not know about that is now making me extremely happy. Some video from that tour:
(Source: alexhchung, via hodgman)
