1. I mentioned before that I actually preferred Last.fm to Spotify because it does a decent job streaming songs you might like, while Spotify is just a big library. Well, here's Lifehacker's recommendations for how to get a similar service at Spotify.
2. I'm not sure if I've posted about this before, but Boise State's college football team has enjoyed an unfair advantage for years - - they wear blue uniforms and play on a blue field, which makes it very difficult for opposing coaches to study their formations (the players blend into the background). Well, they can't wear the uniforms on that field anymore.
3. Japan is drilling for "burning ice," hoping it will replace nuclear power.
4. Free ios games (at least as of this moment): Allied Star Police by Popcap, To-Fu: The Trials of Chi. Via.
Showing posts with label music. Show all posts
Showing posts with label music. Show all posts
Wednesday, July 27, 2011
Link roundup
Labels:
college sports,
football,
free games,
japan,
music,
weird news
Sunday, July 24, 2011
Saturday, July 23, 2011
Saturday, July 16, 2011
Link roundup
1. Why doesn't this woman get more press? "Hooters Waitress-Turned-Lawmaker Admits to Carving Initials Into Assembly Desk."
2. An estimate of how much it costs to attend Hogwarts.
3. Gizmodo's list of essential Spotify tools. (I've only played with it briefly, but so far I don't see why it's so much better than Last.fm.)
2. An estimate of how much it costs to attend Hogwarts.
3. Gizmodo's list of essential Spotify tools. (I've only played with it briefly, but so far I don't see why it's so much better than Last.fm.)
Thursday, July 14, 2011
Sunday, July 10, 2011
Link roundup
1. Really interesting article about how hit songs are manufactured and how much it costs to do so (the amount spent on promoting the song (bribery) is by far the largest amount). Via.
2. Tron Legacy 8 bit Extended Version.
3. Tattoo with a QR code that becomes animated when viewed through a smartphone. It'll be more impressive when the tattoo is invisible unless viewed through a smartphone.
2. Tron Legacy 8 bit Extended Version.
3. Tattoo with a QR code that becomes animated when viewed through a smartphone. It'll be more impressive when the tattoo is invisible unless viewed through a smartphone.
Thursday, July 7, 2011
Hanging On by Active Child
This week's free single from Adult Swim is Hanging On by Active Child.
I also liked Too Much MIDI (Please Forgive Me) by Ford & Lopatin:
Tuesday, July 5, 2011
Party in the CIA by Weird Al Yankovic
Video by Ghostbot for Weird Al's "Party in the CIA" (set to Miley Cyrus's song). Art Director Roman Laney posted some concept art for the project here.
Friday, July 1, 2011
Link roundup
1. Essentially unlimited free image storage with Picasa if you sign up for Google+.
2. "Beginning Friday, the County of Los Angeles Public Library and the Los Angeles Public Library will offer cardholders the ability to download songs from Sony Music’s catalog -- for free."
3. "Amazon is encouraging reviewers to receive free products through Amazon Vine, an invitation-only program in which the top 1,000 reviewers are offered a catalog of free products to review." Via.
2. "Beginning Friday, the County of Los Angeles Public Library and the Los Angeles Public Library will offer cardholders the ability to download songs from Sony Music’s catalog -- for free."
3. "Amazon is encouraging reviewers to receive free products through Amazon Vine, an invitation-only program in which the top 1,000 reviewers are offered a catalog of free products to review." Via.
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
High-res trailer for Mission Impossible 4: Ghost Protocol
High-res trailer for Mission Impossible 4: Ghost Protocol (in English). The song is "Wont Back Down" by Eminem and Pink (adult language):
Saturday, June 25, 2011
The Scorpions' Moment of Glory

The version of Rock You Like a Hurricane from the Killer Elite trailer is actually Hurricane 2000 by the Scorpions and the Berlin Philarmonic Orchestra from the album Moment of Glory (available at Amazon).
Thanks to the commenter and Joshua.
And since it fits with the muscular theme, here's The Rock on Splash Mountain:

*Previously: Scorpions concert posters.
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