One of my favorite music blogs for some years now has been Matthew Perpetua's Fluxblog. Perpetua has perpetually good taste in music, and he's a good writer to boot. Now he has begun a podcast called fluxcast. I'm listening to fluxcast #1, and it's very good. Get your copy here, and flux along. (There are two more so far.) I know I will be.
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Thursday, July 24, 2008
fluxcast!
One of my favorite music blogs for some years now has been Matthew Perpetua's Fluxblog. Perpetua has perpetually good taste in music, and he's a good writer to boot. Now he has begun a podcast called fluxcast. I'm listening to fluxcast #1, and it's very good. Get your copy here, and flux along. (There are two more so far.) I know I will be.
Wednesday, February 14, 2007
love will
Last night Shane, Elena, and I spent an evening chowing on suprisingly edible card casino fare (try the Frech Dip); playing pool and darts at our favorite downtown dive, where John joined us; and misbehaving in various ways at the Den. I only just now, at noon, managed to drag my ass out of bed. Clearly I'm too old for this. I just thank my lucky stars I don't teach on Wednesdays.
So I was on my morning stroll through the music blogosphere and saw that Matthew Perpetua over at Fluxblog had written that J. Edward Keyes, who is a staff writer for eMusic, had "found the holy grail of mash-ups: Malcolm McLaren's mix of 'Love Will Tear Us Apart' and 'Love Will Keep Us Together.'" I'm a sucker for a well-conceived mash-up, so I immediately bounced over to Keyes's blog and downloaded it.
It's a strange, haunting, halting mix of the Captain and Tenille's huge hit you know and love to hate (or hate to love) and Joy Division's legendary ur-text of goth angst. I'll let Keyes's describe it for you, but be sure you also read about the evening he first discovered it after attending a disappointing New Order show.
Happy Valentine's Day.
So I was on my morning stroll through the music blogosphere and saw that Matthew Perpetua over at Fluxblog had written that J. Edward Keyes, who is a staff writer for eMusic, had "found the holy grail of mash-ups: Malcolm McLaren's mix of 'Love Will Tear Us Apart' and 'Love Will Keep Us Together.'" I'm a sucker for a well-conceived mash-up, so I immediately bounced over to Keyes's blog and downloaded it.
It's a strange, haunting, halting mix of the Captain and Tenille's huge hit you know and love to hate (or hate to love) and Joy Division's legendary ur-text of goth angst. I'll let Keyes's describe it for you, but be sure you also read about the evening he first discovered it after attending a disappointing New Order show.
Happy Valentine's Day.
Labels:
Fluxblog,
J. Edward Keyes,
Love Will,
Malcolm McLaren,
Mash-Up,
the Den
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