Iran in the 1970's

What happened to that country?

Podcast Zoso: A Self-Aware Serpent

Dolphin Blockade!



ipod D/L:
http://www.divshare.com/download/7113887-0a1

David Icke and his crazy/awesome theories:


A Scene from "A Distant Thunder":


will.i.am hologram

At least the Thoughtpolice told them up front...

Tea Baggin'

I can't not talk about the tea parties in this weeks podcast--people collectively losing their minds in a mob setting. This just shows you how unorganized the opposition to Obama is...they can't even agree on a platform and then some raving a-hole is given the floor and talks about how college professors are poisoning their kids brains and them some single-celled organism shouts out "Burn the books!" Watch the video and make up your own mind.



I'd love to have a public debate with this asshole about the merits of brainswashing at the college level. I guarantee I would shred him.

Nick Cage is a Legend!

The Only Cause Supported By Every Movie Star (But One) -- powered by Cracked.com

Podcast III: Civilization Jumps the Shark!!!

iPod Download Here:
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Booger Rulz!


The Fonz jumps the shark!

Get Born Again.

You know what would be awesome? If bands went back into the studio and rerecorded their classics. I was watching some youtube last night when I came to this revelation. I was watching Tool preform Stinkfist and STP preform Plush--both are staples of any concert they headline. Over time, they have perfected these tracks (Tool is even know to change lyrics in their songs from time to time) with their repetitive play on the road. They make different decisions will vocals and sound, further enhancing--at least in their minds--the essence of the song.

So why not go back into the studio and rerecord these classics with their new essence intact--introduce new sound, new bridges, new lyrics, new perspectives on the zeitgeist in the realm of familiarity.