11/06/2009
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A few photos from Kurt Vile’s show at the Black Cat last night. He likes to play with his head down and hair in his face in case you can’t tell. Still, the show was pretty good. Better than I expected actually.
I thought I saw leafblower at the show last night. Great pics as always.
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two weeks.
Would, I could, but that shouldn’t stop my Chicago dwelling friends.
Note the cost of, “Free.”
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11/05/2009
» Let them sing it for you

Let them sing it for you is an interesting text to speech application that reads your text, and then attempts to say it back to you via snippets of popular songs. No, its not perfect, but its rather entertaining.
And as one commenter notes, you can get a really awesome loop of Chris Isaak’s infectious falsetto by entering the letter, ‘i,’ over and over again.
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11/04/2009
Jack White´s Third Man Records to Release Carl Sagan Remix "A Glorious Dawn" on Vinyl
Ready for another unusual surprise from Jack White and company? Third Man Records have announced the upcoming 7-inch vinyl release of “A Glorious Dawn,” an Auto-Tuned remix of Carl Sagan’s dialogue from his “Cosmos” television series; the remix, which features Stephen Hawking, first gained notoriety after composer John Boswell uploaded it to YouTube earlier this fall.
“The release is timed to coincide with the 75th anniversary of Sagan’s birth,” Third Man’s news bulletin says. “Also happening that day is a reception in United States’ Congress with speeches by senators, NASA officials and assorted scientists, all hosted by the Planetary Society, which was co-founded by Sagan.”
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Watch this and tell me you don’t develop a craving for a delicious sugar cane sweetened soda pop.
(via Boing Boing)
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Ready for another unusual surprise from Jack White and company? Third Man Records have announced the upcoming 7-inch vinyl release of “A Glorious Dawn,” an Auto-Tuned remix of Carl Sagan’s dialogue from his 