Passion Pit - Sleepyhead (via h): swoon.
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Midori & Berliner Philharmoniker Bruch & Mendelssohn Violin Concertos (via kusc): gorgeous
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Addendum!
Jakub, over @ Scott Hansen’s ISO50 blog, is always spot-on. No less so with today’s entry which includes “David” from The Radio Dept. Love.
Soccer City Stadium, interior.
It’s an interesting building to be sure, but this is a pretty sweet photo. Who wants to take bets on how long until a post-apocalyptic movie is filmed here?
Random sampling
Also, what better way to procrastinate than by plundering my iTunes library?
I can’t sleep, so why not! (Mixing and matching w/ Neven Mrgan’s iTunes Stats and tossing in one of my own, too.)
Number of Songs: 7,557
Number of Albums: 1,309
Most Recently Played Song: Jay-Z - Dirt Off Your Shoulder [Explicit]
Most Played Song: Cee-Lo - Kung Fu Fighting
Most Played Song that maybe you haven’t heard: Fred Everything - Mercyless feat Wayne Tennant
Most Recently Added Album: Brian Eno - Ambient 1: Music for Airports
First Song Alphabetically: Birdy Nam Nam - Abbessess
Last Song Alphabetically: Dr. Dre & LL Cool J - Zoom
Smallest Song Numerically: Amerie - 1 Thing
Biggest Song Numerically: Binary Finary - 1998 (Original Mix)
Shortest Song: The Cinematic Orchestra - The Projectionist (0:07)
(2nd Shortest Song): Rahzel - For the Ladies (0:09)
Longest Song: Michael Tilson Thomas & the SFO - Appalachian Spring (35:52) [there are longer, but they’re DJ mixes, not songs]
Shortest Song with a 5-star rating: The Cinematic Orchestra - Voyage (0:23)
Longest Song with a 5-star rating: Dave Matthews Band - Seek Up (Live @ RR) (13:29)
First Album Alphabetically: Ray LaMontagne - Acre of Land
Last Album Alphabetically: Matisyahu - Youth
First Album Numerically: Quadrant - 1.1
Last Album Numerically: Kanye West - 808s & Heartbreak
Most Recent iTunes/Amazon Purchase: Demi Lovato - Here We Go Again (what?)
First Five Songs That Pop Up On iTunes DJ:
Andrew Bird’s Bowl of Fire - Eugene
Solar House - Freedom
Matt Morris - Betting Man
Fuel - Bad Day
edIT - Certified Air Raid Material
Yes.
Sarah Vowell, “Shakespeare Wrote for Money: An Introduction” Found via the always awesome tiffehr.
I distilled my book collection down when I moved. The introduction of the Kindle along with the established presence of the library has begun to regrow that collection. I haven’t bothered trying to figure out the rules for downloads (Percy Jackson & The Olympians [so. fun.]), borrowing (Cormac McCarthy), and purchasing (Joseph Campbell, David Foster Wallace), but I am thoroughly enjoying navigating all avenues.
More input!
I-Movix SprintCam v3 NAB 2009 showreel (via daringfireball)
Incredible. Go watch it @ Vimeo with HD on, please.
Chemtrail EP (2nd fave: Chemtrail) (via iso50)
Definitely a similar vibe as Scott, but wow. Those colours. Gorgeous.







