the owl

hi peoples - does anyone have any tips for when would be a good time to visit Copenhagen this July or August?

thanks.

Flying Lotus - Los Angeles

Caetano Veloso - Little More Blue

Kyuss - Welcome To Sky Valley

i'll be in St. Maarten (on the Dutch side) in May...any recommendations on eats/bars/nice local stuff to do?

thanks.

going snowboarding in colorado in Feb...does anyone have any recommendations for places to go party in Breckenridge? decent music and crowd are a big plus.

also, any solid restaurants would be excellent.

thanks.

i'm in london next week...anyone know of any good dubstep/grime nights going on aside from the Mary Anne Hobbs/Kode 9 night at Cargo on the 12th?

his show at the brooklyn museum was really fresh.

just put this in another thread too, but a friend just put me on to this Lex Records set on Viva Radio...pretty fresh...

http://www.viva-radio.com/index.php?contributor=114

some weird Madlib and Doom tracks and a Gescom remix of Kid Acne i've never heard.

the archived sets of this show look pretty good too...

a friend just put me on to this Lex Records set on Viva Radio...pretty fresh...

http://www.viva-radio.com/index.php?contributor=114

some weird Madlib and Doom tracks and Jesu and Gescom remixes i've never heard.

the archived sets of this show look pretty good too...

Goblin - Best of Goblin, Vol. 1

anyone feeling Pinch's "Underwater Dancehall" LP? amazing that this and "Untrue" come on the backs of each other.

it's really refreshing to hear proper vocal albums like this and Various' "The World Is Gone" being released. Ultimately these records will solidify the genre, while the wobble monster trax will still keep the heads in the dance.

i like "blue magic".

there's a weird epicness to that quasi-operatic hook and i like hearing jay spit over a beat that's gimmick-free.

just get him in the studio with timbaland and kanye and all the 'kingdom come' sins shall be erased...

"I got techniques drippin' out my butt cheeks, sleep on my stomach so i don't fuck up my sheets"

- BIG "Ready To Die"

Pocket Full of Money - Jens Lekman

Voice Of The Seven Woods

Jesu

Goodie Mob - Still Standing

The Hunger

Calvaire

The Kingdom (Danish TV mini-series)

Burnt Offerings

The Wicker Man

Dust Devil

The Thing

Dog Soldiers

Rosemary's Baby

The Serpent and The Rainbow

Suspiria

I Spit On Your Grave

Last Tango In Paris

Texas Chainsaw Massacre

Harold and Maude

Manhattan

Solaris

Trevor Jackson "The Kings Of Electro" mix

Fennesz "Hotel Paral.lel"

Selda "Selda"

Swizz Beatz "One Man Band Man"

early thoughts...

+ whoever allowed 'drunk + hot girls' to make the album should be fired.

+ the big-ups for 'good life' could not be more unfounded...t-pain ruins the tune.

+ the duet with douchemaster chris martins is surprisingly good.

+ 'good morning' and 'barry bonds' are favs at the moment.

Assault on Precinct 13 OST

No Age - Weirdo Rippers

Ennio Morricone - Crime and Dissonance

Wiley - Playtime Is Over

for today:

Fennesz - Endless Summer

Roots Manuva - Run Come Save Me

J Dilla - Welcome To Detroit

Portishead - Dummy

Mobb Deep - The Infamous

vintage north face down coats

visvim fbt in grey

vintage ralph lauren oxford shirts

goodenough uk x hideout coach's jacket

idiom backpack

the van gogh in amsterdam

tate modern in london

moma and whitney in nyc

pompidou in paris

deutsche guggenheim in berlin

Percee P's "Perserverance" and Prefuse 73's "Preparations" are slaying me right now.

and going back to CoolBreeze's "East Point's Greatest Hits" is a good look.

i'm not mad at colette one bit. there are always beautiful french girls looking at art books, it's on a crowded, yet convenient enough block that you can stroll in on a whim and the key to any good shop...you're guaranteed to find something, be it a book, pen or pair of trousers, that you will want to buy.

'a field guide to getting lost' by rebecca solnit

and

'open systems: rethinking art' by donna desalvo