“A 69-year-old man presented with a 25-year history of gradual, asymptomatic thickening and wrinkling of the skin on the left side of his face. The physical examination showed hyperkeratosis with accentuated ridging, multiple open comedones, and areas of nodular elastosis.”
In other words, this is what happens when you drive a truck for 25 years and only half of your face is exposed to the sun.
The Nerves - “When You Find Out”
Echo & The Bunnymen - “Bring On The Dancing Horses”
Super Eagles - “Manda Ly”
Quokka Flocka Flame one hood ass marsupial
Elliot Smith - “Needle In The Hay” (Young Edits Electronic Mix)
Phil Phillips - “Sea of Love”
The original uptempo recording of “Sea of Love” destroys all cover (read: white) versions.
“Cattle walking the last mile to this slaughterhouse are treated to this dazzling, but incongruous display of light before the end in Gross-Umstadt near Darmstadt, West Germany, on November 29, 1962. The chandelier came from a nearby factory that didn’t have room to assemble it there, so they decided to assemble it in this slaughterhouse. The name of the Arab ruler who ordered the 532 bulb chandelier made up of 200,000 separate parts is a secret. Also, a secret is the price he paid for it.”
Here’s an optical illusion called the “Flashed Face Distortion Effect.” By flashing ordinary portraits aligned at the eyes, our brains begin to compare and exaggerate the differences between the faces, causing them to appear hideous and distorted.
Thomas Paine, Alexander Hamilton, and Hunter Roge
Merchandise - “In Nightmare Room”
Refreshing to see that these guys have no interest in employing the right PR firm or management team which seems to be the necessary first step in the now well-worn path of completely “spontaneous” Big Blog mentions culminating in a perfunctory NYTimes/Slate/The Atlantic/HuffPo trend piece.
Slowdive - “Alison”
Briard on a bike, the sister video to pup on a scooter.
Donna Summer - “I Feel Love”
R I P. One of the most important songs ever.
