JMJ and some of his toys.

 

The album cover for Ford & Lopatin's Channel Pressure.

I still don't get this weird fetishism of 80s technology that's going on right now. Half the gear in that rack is late 90s/00s.  Like that AKAI sampler. Also, that Akai AX80 synth, while digitally-controlled analogue, is famously thin sounding.  

Well, in all fairness, that album is a fairly mixed juxtaposition of different sounds, not just 80's.  So perhaps the album cover is fairly representative.

I actually haven't listen to the album yet.  It sits in my painfully long queue of new music.
 

 

Edited March 15, 201313 yr by Knuckledragger

I actually haven't listen to the album yet.  It sits in my painfully long queue of new music.

Yeah, understood.

 

I think you'll like it, it has a vague The Knife-ness to it.  Doesn't really have a groove, though, so maybe not as good, but the weirdness is pleasantly disconcerting without being painful.  (Hello, Tomorrow, In a Year.)

^^^ Keyword BONANZA!

Grumpy Cat pasties.

 

55 Gallon drum of lube...

 

http://www.amazon.com/Passion-Natural-Water-Based-Lubricant-Gallon/dp/B005MR3IVO/ref=cm_cr_pr_product_top

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^**BRENT**

Edited March 16, 201313 yr by MexicanDragon

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ge4o7vQtLXI

 

Awesome. If you mess with the bull, you get the ... bull's nose right in the berries.

Scratching on a $100000 turntable

 

Tagline:  "He is risen."

I wish I had that kind of money.

Scratching on a $100000 turntable

looks like someone's playing with his dad's toys

That video illustrates why belt drive turntables are terrible for DJing.

 

It's Marty Mobile!

 

Might be NSFW if you look really closely.

I looked real closely.

 

 

Reminds me of my bachelor party.

Edited March 18, 201313 yr by Augsburger

WTF is the propaganda here? Anti-Jew? Anti-religion in general? Anti- ...masons?

 

It's Serbian.

 

"Jews hold the strings in hand."

Although Google translate offers:

"Jew holds a key in his hand."

 

It's definitely some sort of anti-Jew propaganda, although the origin is hard to guess -- all the best propaganda is.  "Јеврејин" is classically Nazi.  But since they wouldn't want the message to be too obviously pro-Nazi, you get...this.

 

I think it's pro-separation of Church and State. 

 

Apologies to our Jewish community about the open discussion -- I grew up in Potomac, and some of my best current friends are Jewish, so this by no means reflects my own opinions.