August 2012
45 posts
“And there were days when it hardly seemed worth it to live in a horrible part of town just so that I could go daily to a stupid, soul-crushing, low-paying job, especially since, as deeply as I yearned to be creative, for years and years I was too scared to even try. So I did nothing. But here’s something that I did do. I paid my fucking rent.”
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these are most of the songs we played when we djed
Neighborhood #1 (Tunnels) Arcade Fire Funeral
Rebellion (Lies) Arcade Fire Funeral
Sprawl II (Mountains Beyond Mountains) Arcade Fire The Suburbs
Love Shack The B-52’s Cosmic Thing
intergalactic beastie boys hello nasty
Dizzy Miss Lizzy The Beatles Help!
Twist And Shout The Beatles Please Please Me
Rebel Girl Bikini Kill Pussy Whipped
White Wedding Billy Idol The Wedding Singer
Banquet Bloc Party Silent Alarm
Call Me Blondie Greatest Hits
Let’s Twist Again Chubby Checker 50 Jukebox Hits Vol 1
Rock the Casbah The Clash The Singles
(Please Don’t Break Me Out Of) Party Jail Coconut Coolouts Gay-rage (Garage Rock Comp)
Suffragette City David Bowie The Rise And Fall Of Ziggy Stardust And The Spiders From Mars
Old Child Dionysos (feat. The Kills) Singles
Take Off Your Sunglasses Ezra Furman And The Harpoons KEXP Song of the Day
Feel.Love.Thinking.Of. Faunts Insound Digital Mixtape- January 09
When They Fight, They Fight The Generationals Con Law
Wonderlust King Gogol Bordello Super Taranta!
American Wedding Gogol Bordello Super Taranta!
Sex Beat The Gun Club Fire Of Love
Flagpole Sitta Harvey Danger
Watusi Heavy Cream Danny
Lust For Life Iggy Pop Let’s Get Loud
I’m Shakin’ Jack White III Blunderbuss
Younger Us Japandroids Celebration Rock
Hammer I Miss You [VPRO] Jay Reatard Intro to Jay Reatard
Digital Joy Division Substance 1977-1980
Run with Us (Raccoons) Lisa Lougheed Run With Us [7” Single]
Sun Hands Local Natives Gorilla Manor
U Can’t Touch This MC Hammer USA Music
Float On Modest Mouse Good News For People Who Love Bad News
Age of Consent New Order Desconocido
Gimmie A Reason Outer Minds Insound Vinyl News Mix 4-12-12
Belong The Pains Of Being Pure At Heart Belong
Young Adult Friction The Pains of Being Pure at Heart The Pains of Being Pure at Heart
Careful Who You Dance With (Xiu Xiu Remix) Parenthetical Girls Careful Who You Dance With
Carried Away Passion Pit Gossamer
In Decay Phèdre Phèdre
1901 Phoenix Wolfgang Amadeus Phoenix
Where Is My Mind??? Pixies Surfer Rosa
Common People Pulp
I Wanted Everything The Ramones All The Stuff (And More)
Sheena Is A Punk Rocker The Ramones Hey! Ho! Let’s Go: The Anthology
The Time Warp (Movie Version) Rocky Horror Picture Show Rocky Horror Picture Show
Get Off My Cloud The Rolling Stones Forty Licks
One More Hour Sleater-Kinney Dig Me Out
1979 Smashing Pumpkins Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness
Goin’ Back To Memphis Soledad Brothers Soledad Brothers Live
Someday The Strokes Is This It? [UK]
Last Nite The Strokes Is This It? [UK]
Under Cover Of Darkness The Strokes Under Cover Of Darkness
Headin’ Inside Surf City Surf City EP
Swim (To Reach the End) Surfer Blood Insound CMJ 2009 Digital Sampler
Life During Wartime Talking Heads Fear Of Music
Girlfriend Is Better Talking Heads Speaking In Tongues
Surfin’ Bird (Bird Is The Word) The Trashmen Dance Your Ass Off!!!! (60’s Comp)
Fell In Love With A Girl The White Stripes White Blood Cells
Nowhere Wild Nothing Insound MARCH Mixtape
Oh Bondage, Up Yours! X-Ray Spex Germ Free Adolescents
Ambling Alp Yeasayer Odd Blood
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Please support Alexander Aan
You can sign this important petition here. I’m surprised to see that it has only about 7,000 signatures, and will lapse at this rate. It needs a total of 25,000 signatures in the next week for anything to happen.
The petition:
Earlier this year, Indonesian civil servant Alexander Aan posted on Facebook that he doubted the existence of God. He was then attacked and beaten by an angry mob, and arrested for blasphemy.
On June 14, Aan was convicted of “disseminating information aimed at inciting religious hatred or hostility,” sentenced to 30 months in prison, and saddled with a large fine. Now many Indonesians are calling for his death.
By punishing Aan, Indonesia is violating its obligations to the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, which guarantees every person the rights to freedom of belief and expression. We petition the Obama administration to call upon the Indonesian government to immediately release Alexander Aan and improve its protections for religious dissidents and nonbelievers.
We can all get behind this, can’t we? Regardless of any other religious, ideological, or philosophical differences. This is about as fundamental an issue of freedom of speech, thought, and belief as we’ll find anywhere.
