Yesterday, in a rare burst of e-consumerism, I decided to purchase several CDs by bands that I have featured, will be featuring, and hope to eventually feature on Random Signal. If I'm to be serious in my support of independent music, I figure it's high time I practice what I preach.

Here's the rundown:

1. The Man In a Blue Turban With a Face by ( Read more... )

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Comedy Central is going to air NEW episodes of Futurama!!!

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Tyger - an astonishing puppet performance, directed by Guilherme Marcondes.

Inspired by a recent conversation with ghsthckr, here, in no particular order, are my 10 favorite songs by The Smiths:

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The Florida Vacationcast is taking more work than expected, so dealing with our pictures has taken the backseat until I can get the podcasty things sorted out.

So until then, I'll direct you to this site, which answers the musical question: What would the Pixies sound like if covered by Prince, Frank Sinatra, Bob Marley, or the Bee Gees?

We're back from sunny Florida with sunburned feet and a Target bag full of sea shells.

I'll have some pictures up soon...maybe tomorrow?

We were cut off from the mighty interweb for 5 days, but thanks to my trusty iRiver, I was still able to podcast! Expect the Vacationcast to be up at Random Signal sometime tonight.

-J

Question: Are dragons valid topics for cryptozoological consideration?

I can't believe you're even asking me this! Dragons are not valid topics for cryptozoological study for one very basic and obvious reason - they are imaginary. Indeed, most people would agree that dragons are the quintessential imaginary creature ( Read more... )

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