Sorry for the hiatus people. I’ve been spending hours and hours researching (read: drinking and partying) for my newest online offering.
Basically, its little more than an ongoing chronicle of my nightly drunken debauchery – and though I’m not completely happy with the blog’s title, I suppose it’ll have to do…at least for the moment…
So, check it out when you get the chance – if you’re at all interested in The Things I Did Last Night…
If you haven’t already seen this – you’re doing yourself a major disservice.
Seriously, turn off the radio (turn off that bullshit) for awhile and catch up on some great albums you may have either missed or forgotten about.
Do it now.
You almost forgot about these, didn’t you?
That’s a’ight…I probably would’ve too, if it hadn’t been for the Homies Label release of the St. Ides Radio commercials on vinyl – or the 40 oz. Cozys I picked up for my crew for X-Mas.
And since I’m entirely too preoccupied to assemble anything in list form – I instead have to thank Cotton & Sand for their brilliant compilation:
Sorry folks – I’m busy as hell right now and I won’t be updating much (at least for a few more days). In the meantime, this should hold you over - almost every South Park episode – online and for free:
Courtesy of www.southparkstudios.com
Hulu is a collaboration between NBC and News Corp…basically YouTube, but with full episodes of tv shows and entire movies, all for free, all with embedding capability. There’s even some sort of clipping tool that lets you start and end the clips wherever you like.
You gotta sign up (for free) to watch, which I suppose is a small price to pay for being able to watch (on demand) The Big Lebowski, The Usual Suspects, Dragon – The Bruce Lee Story (to name a few) as well as a large variety of TV shows (current & classic) such as Arrested Development, The Office or even…
Props to www.yesbutnobutyes.com, for the link & info.
Damn I love the internets!
Trust me – click the picture and watch all of it.
Frankly, I’m surprised this type of thing doesn’t happen more often:
A gunman in Thailand shot-dead eight neighbours, including his brother-in-law, after tiring of their karaoke versions of popular songs, including John Denver’s Country Roads.
Weenus Chumkamnerd, 52, put his gun to the head of a respected female doctor and seven of her guests as they partied at her home in Songkhla Province, South Thailand.
“When I began shooting nobody pleaded for his life because they were all drunk,” he said after his arrest.
A neighbour said that the karaoke group normally sang Thai pop and southern Thai ballads, but one particular western tune could be heard often – John Denver’s ‘Country Roads’.
Country Roads is a hugely popular song in south east Asia andthe neighbour said the revellers had been singing it over and over again.
He said he was so furious with their awful singing that he did not notice he had murdered his own brother-in-law.
“I warned these people about their noisy karaoke parties. I said if they carried on I would go down and shoot them. I had told them if I couldn’t talk sense into them I would come back and finish them off,” he added.
While I can’t agree with zombies from video games being included as part of The 26 Best Zombies of All Time, the remainder of the list is close to flawless.
Enjoy this one while it lasts – I’m sure they’ll have to re-do this once Zombie Strippers comes out (see below).
Finally - a movie combining the greatest movie genre (zombies, naturally) and the greatest form of live entertainment:
Click here or on the poster (above) to see the trailer
Personally, I’m torn on this one…though it certainly has the potential to be one of the greatest (cheesy) horror flicks of all time, it will also (definitely) rank as the worst Jenna Jameson movie ever made.
There’s a (very) limited theatrical release beginning April 18. The DVD release is currently scheduled for October 20.
