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Posted on 02.08.10 by Widge @ 3:32 am
![]() So the podcast returns (earlier than I expected--I just now realized it's only been one week since the first episode--criminy, what a week). This one covers music and other transgressions and is co-hosted by Rob Levy, Tuffley and myself. Let us know what you think. This episode's central topic is "The Difficult Second Album." Within you will find the the discussion of some bands that didn't get second albums and should have, along with some bands that did that probably shouldn't have. Also discussed: break-up songs, "We Are the World," musical biopics, Roy Orbison, Grammys, Edison, and a serious request for Warren Ellis to take steps. Headsup: You can find all of our Recommendations at our Amazon Store. File Under: Podcasts
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Posted on 02.05.10 by Widge @ 11:50 pm
![]() And we're back. Please note: this podcast, if you haven't figured it out, is profane and not safe for consumption by children or animals. Or sentient creatures of any sort. You can't say we didn't warn you. Agenda:
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Posted on 02.04.10 by Widge @ 3:57 am
![]() A broadcast from 1973 and WLS out of Chicago. At first when I saw this I thought it might be Twitter-worthy but maybe not post-worthy. Sure, it's scary retrotastic, what with the hair, the powder blue blazers, the Spinning Cube of Meteorological Knowledge, and other such fun. See if you can see what line made the clip transcend. Answer after the vid. In the meantime, check out the aforementioned blazers with the "7" logo on them. These guys could be two members of a DC team appearing in Showcase or something, you know? File Under: TV
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Posted on 02.03.10 by ScottC @ 10:18 pm
Film: Written by: Demetri Martin Features:
Released by: Paramount Home Video / Comedy Central My Advice: Rent It Demetri Martin's comedic style is firmly in the observational school, like Steven Wright without the drone or Mitch Hedberg without the contact high. Martin's doesn't restrict himself to the standard stand-up mold though. In his Comedy Central special Demetri Martin: Person, he uses a large pad to illustrate some of surreal observations. He is performs musical accompaniment with the piano, guitar, harmonica, and some brightly colored toy bells. File Under: DVD and Reviews
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Posted on 02.02.10 by Widge @ 1:01 pm
![]() Okay, a few quick things I wanted to make you aware of so you could get going on them if you choose to.
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