Posts Tagged Music
Waves from the ‘Verse: River Tam and the Fireflies for Sale on Etsy,
Posted by mistergroonk in Art, Music, Television on April 27, 2011
Our attention to this was captured by the TeeFury newsletter in our email last week. The shirt is currently not buyable.
The prints, however, are!
If you mosey on over to Joebot’s Etsy you may be able to buy one of the few left.
(Or you can buy one for us. Our wall is cold and lacks the proper amount of Firefly love.)
Official site: http://www.etsy.com/listing/51658773/river-tam-and-the-fireflies-front-and
Listen: Monster Mashup Halloween 2010 Party Mix. Download. Dance!
Posted by mistergroonk in Holiday, Music on October 31, 2010
The Monster Mashup Halloween 2010 is here! Well, it has been here for the better part of the month. Be kind. We were busy in meatspace. And there is not one rule written saying you can’t enjoy these monster mashes all year long.
No rule we’ve encountered, anyways.
Download: Monster Mashup official site.
Facebook: Halloween 2010 Monster Mashup party mix CD’s
A short audio/video sampler lay below.
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#MusicMonday: “#GameOn” The Guild Music Video. Dance with Felicia Day. Dance!
Posted by mistergroonk in Intertube Madness, Music on August 2, 2010
Watch/Listen: KinfeShow’s “Gnarcade.” Dare to Live in an 8-bit World
Posted by mistergroonk in Music, Sport, Video on July 22, 2010
Brought to you by KnifeShow with music from Ground Up. What’s going on here is better seen than explained.
Well, here’s a tidbit:
A videogame invasion has hit Mt Hood and High Cascade! Check out Scott Stevens, Micah Hollinger, Chris Beresford, Tim Eddy, Ben Bogart, and Casey Wrightsman as they live life like it’s one big game.
Ok now go watch the video under the jump. You won’t be disappointed.
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Tuesday Tease: Edgar Wright & Bryan Lee O’Malley VS Scott Pilgrim: The Soundtrack
Posted by mistergroonk in Comics, Music, Versus on July 13, 2010
The Playlist reviewed the Scott Pilgrim Soundtrack track by track.
Bryan Lee O’Malley gathered up Edgar Wright and talked a little about the music in the movie.
Frank Black: “I Heard Ramona Singâ€
I actually had never heard the first Frank Black solo album when Edgar sent me this track, although I was a huge fan of “Teenager of the Year†and some of Black’s later countryish stuff (“Show Me Your Tears†in particular). So this is an Edgar pick. Point: WrightBroken Social Scene: “Anthems for a Seventeen-Year-Old Girlâ€
Broken Social Scene was sort of everywhere during the early 00s in Toronto. Every human I knew was a fan of Broken Social Scene. It was the age of “Broken Social Scene as airâ€. Anyway, I put this song on a list for Edgar at one point, so I think it’s technically my pick, but really, it’s everyone’s song. Point: O’Malley
For a complete breakdown on how the points between O’Malley and Wright were divvied up, check out Radiomaru.com.
The soundtrack (from Abkco Records) will be in stores, on iTunes, etc, August 10th.
If you want our own Scott Pilgrim vs The Wolrd mix, created from the music in the national and international trailers, hop on over to our Blip.fm TagTuner: #scottpilgrimvstheworldmix.
via the playlist, radiomaru
#MusicMonday: New I FIGHT DRAGONS Video: “The Faster The Treadmill”. 8-Bit Rock for Your Eyes/Ears
Posted by mistergroonk in Animation, Games, Music on July 12, 2010
8-bit rockers, I Fight Dragons just released a new animated music video.
we wanted to make sure we gave you subscribers something cool while we’re hard at work on the album, so we commissioned hand-animator Grey Gerling to make a video for “The Faster The Treadmill”.
Isaac Hayes, 1942 – 2008
Posted by mistergroonk in Music, People Who Died on August 13, 2008
Over the weekend the world lost two valued and talented entertainers. Forgive me for not wanting to acknowledge their passing earlier.
…charts between 1969 and 1980. 1970’s The Isaac Hayes Movement and …To Be Continued were both hits, but it was 1971’s Shaft, the soundtrack to Gordon Parks’ blaxploitation film, that launched Hayes into the stratosphere. Shaft hit number one on both the pop and R&B charts, and won both Grammy and Academy Awards. Hayes’ performance of “Theme From Shaft” at the 1972 Oscars remains one of television’s most powerful musical moments.
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Stax A&R executive Collin Stanback told the Associated Press, ”Isaac Hayes embodies everything that’s soul music. When you think of soul music you think of Isaac Hayes — the expression … the sound and the creativity that goes along with it.”







