I skipped Schneider's Buro

because I knew it would just be one gargantuan tease. But this must be seen:

Les Paul

He built his own turntable from car parts.

He converted his kitchen into a recording studio so his wife, Mary, could record vocals while doing the dishes.

He was the first person to engineer multi-track recording.

He crashed his car, destroyed his arm and had it permanently set in guitar-strumming position.

He also invented the electric guitar at age 13.

R.I.P.

Oh shit this is pretty funny

Well I would have thought that the remixer would have won this battle, but the music he used makes me think Hank still wins the debate.

It's still really


FUNNY

Goodies

Found a great track.

I'm There

Who's with me?

Klikity Klakity Bipity Bopity

It seems sometimes that even though techhouse is a fairly "new" genre it gets bogged down by a host of chaps churning out the same old butter. I like this track though, it has many of the conventional tools of what is quickly becoming the current flavor it does manage to provide it's own flavor. And I might add uses monotony to its advantage. I will say however, were I mixing this into a set I would not use the entire 5:20. Still there's plenty here to enjoy.

OOOOOO-kaaay

Download this and listen to it. Now.

You WILL like it. I promise. It's the dude from Black Strobe doing a podcast for Little White Earbuds. Ever see a cat play with a mouse? This is what I imagine when I try to envision this guy doing his thing in front of a crowd. Crushing.