Beagleblogging: The Face of Need
The beagle, staring urgently at the giant, off-camera bone my mom got him for Christmas.
The beagle, staring urgently at the giant, off-camera bone my mom got him for Christmas.
My friend Clay Sails has put together another album, called Not In Kansas. It’s really good, as consistently engaging and it is stylistically diverse, with tracks ranging from folkish ballads to funk interludes to catchy, electronically-infused pop tunes to kick-ass rock screeds. It’s already in heavy rotation on my iPod.
You can download the full album [...]
Bruce Springsteen, in an interview with 60 minutes:
As an artist, your job is to make your audience care about your obsessions.
Twenty years later, and the dude’s still blowing my mind.
I defy you to get to the end of this video without a giant, ear-to-ear grin plastered on your face. It’s pure, distilled happiness:
Where the Hell is Matt? (2008) from Matthew Harding on Vimeo.
(via Nani)
Came across this building while I was walking around DC the other day. It looks like something Dali would have designed, if he’d been an architect:
I’m sure there’s some sort of profound metaphor to draw out of this (the futility of human endeavor? our sagging moral standing in the world? the slow-motion disaster of age?), [...]
Last.fm, a “social music” site, has started streaming full tracks, from thousands of artists, for free. I’m listening to Springsteen’s new album right now. So happy.
Incidentally … is it me, or is “social” the new “i”? For a while there, back in the mid-late 90s, every other mildly internet-related product had a little “e” tacked [...]
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