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Episode 20: dirtymau5 Projector5 + Björk w/John Miller
Black Tater (John Miller of The Game Cave Podcast) sits down with Blue Taco Jones (Jarid of the podcast you are currently listening to) remotely from the foreign lands of Minnesota to bring you episode 20 of #5huffle. In it they discuss how one acquires their Juggalo name, Blue Taco Jones introduces a new segment, Black Tater does a remarkable whale/Björk impression, and they talk about this weeks tracks.
Episode 20's Tracks:Superfast Jellyfish (feat. Gruff Rhys and De La Soul) - Gorillaz
Ocean - Dirty Projectors + Björk
Coelacanth I - deadmau5
Shadowplay - The Killers
Screenwriter’s Blues - Soul Coughing
Music Used in this Episode:
looped (Slowed Down) - Jahzzar
sketch (breakbones) (Slowed Down) - Jahzzar
our rules (Slowed Down) - Jahzzar
money (Slowed Down) - Jahzzar
Mantra (Slowed Down) - Jahzzar
Where it goes (Slowed Down) - Jahzzar
The Valley (Slowed Down) - Jahzzar
Redhead (Slowed Down) - Jahzzar
Wild Ones (Slowed Down) - Jahzzar
Fountains of Burgundy (Slowed Down) - Jahzzar
Twice (Slowed Down) - Jahzzar
Fire Ahead (Slowed Down) - Jahzzar
Barefoot (Slowed Down) - Jahzzar
Jahzzar music can be found here
Juggalo: Insane Clown Posse and the World They Made
Insane Clown Posse Plays Their First Show In Canada for the First Time in 16 Years
Watch here
Martin Shkreli Get's a Court Date
Read more here
Letter from Paul McCartney to Prince Sells for $14,822 at Boston RR Auction
“Dear Princely person,
Hi there! I know how hard it is to always be getting letters that ask for some favour or another, so it was not easy for me to accept the job of Lead Patron for a Performing Arts School to be located in my home town, Liverpool.
But, you guessed it! I did agree to do it, so now I’m writing to “friends and all good people” to try and interest them in the scheme.
The story started just after the inner-city riots in Liverpool a few years ago. A friend suggested that “what the city needs is a “Fame” School.”
I liked the idea as a possible positive focus for local and overseas kids, but it was only later when I went back to my own old school that was in ruins, that I thought by locating a Performing Arts Centre there we could save the 1825 building in the process.
So..... (phew!)
We’re now well on our way, as the enclosed info shows, but there’s still a lot to be done.
Now the hard part. A donation from you would be a great boost to the project, and I know your involvement in some way, would be a thrill for everyone concerned.
Hope you didn’t mind me writing this, it’s so long since I’ve written letters I feel like I’m back at school myself.
Anyway, one of these days you’ll have to come and teach a class some moves!!
Who knows, it may turn out to be something special for thousands of future kids.
Thanks for looking at this.
Cheers, & love”
Hi there! I know how hard it is to always be getting letters that ask for some favour or another, so it was not easy for me to accept the job of Lead Patron for a Performing Arts School to be located in my home town, Liverpool.
But, you guessed it! I did agree to do it, so now I’m writing to “friends and all good people” to try and interest them in the scheme.
The story started just after the inner-city riots in Liverpool a few years ago. A friend suggested that “what the city needs is a “Fame” School.”
I liked the idea as a possible positive focus for local and overseas kids, but it was only later when I went back to my own old school that was in ruins, that I thought by locating a Performing Arts Centre there we could save the 1825 building in the process.
So..... (phew!)
We’re now well on our way, as the enclosed info shows, but there’s still a lot to be done.
Now the hard part. A donation from you would be a great boost to the project, and I know your involvement in some way, would be a thrill for everyone concerned.
Hope you didn’t mind me writing this, it’s so long since I’ve written letters I feel like I’m back at school myself.
Anyway, one of these days you’ll have to come and teach a class some moves!!
Who knows, it may turn out to be something special for thousands of future kids.
Thanks for looking at this.
Cheers, & love”
— Paul (McCartney)
72-Year-Old Mick Jagger is Going to Be a Dad, Again
Read more here
Slipknot's Corey Taylor Smacks Phone Out of Fan's Hand
Belarus customs officials detained Red Hot Chili Peppers and made them sign Metallica merch
We were called into customs officials office at an airport in Belarus and they asked us to sign a bunch of Metallica cd's and photos. We tried to explain to them that we weren't Metallica but they insisted that we sign anyway. They had the power. Well I did play fight fire with with with Metallica once. I love Metallica anyways but I'm no Robert Trujillo.
A photo posted by @sllollaryee on Jul 9, 2016 at 2:20pm PDT
Unreleased Sufjan Stevens Album Found in Brooklyn Dumpster
“I used to work next door to Sufjan’s studio in Brooklyn. One day, while he was renovating the place, he threw a bunch of stuff into the building’s dumpster. I salvaged this...as far as I know, I don’t think it’s ever been released.”
— Original Post on Reddit (Now Deleted)
“Well, faith is art: the art of taking a big risk, I suppose — the art of making a big mistake and suffering the consequences. But logistically I suppose my process of making art is driven less by abstractions of faith or politics and more by practical theory: composition and balance and color. On an aesthetic level, faith and art are a dangerous match. Today, they can quickly lead to devotional artifice or didactic crap. This would summarize the Christian publishing world or the Christian music industry. If you are an artist of faith (a Methodist or a Jew), then you have the responsibility to manage the principles of your faith wisely lest they be reduced to stereotype, which is patronizing to the church and to the world, and, perhaps, to God. Consider what John Zorn has done for Jewish music. It’s not so much that faith influences us as it lives in us. In every circumstance (giving a speech or tying my shoes), I am living and moving and being. This absolves me from ever making the embarrassing effort to gratify God (and the church) by imposing religious content on anything I do. I mean, I’ve written songs about stalkers. Is that any less religious than a song about an ordained pastor? No way.”
— Sujan Stevens, talking about writing songs about stalkers
“Hiya! John from AKR here.
Well, this is new to us here at the label!
As someone who’s been privy over the years to unreleased music from several artists, I’d say you have received a special gift. You’re hearing something only a few have ever heard. It’s a rare honor. Whenever an artist sends me music early I take it very seriously.
I would rather you not share someone’s music without their permission; Sufjan or anyone else’s. If it was in the trash, there was a reason (most likely the expectation that it’d sit in a huge landfill outside of NYC).
AKR won’t send any “severe takedowns” or legal notices. We don’t do that. Instead, I’m asking you, as someone who’s also had the special privilege of hearing unreleased music, to politely ask that you keep it to yourself.”
Well, this is new to us here at the label!
As someone who’s been privy over the years to unreleased music from several artists, I’d say you have received a special gift. You’re hearing something only a few have ever heard. It’s a rare honor. Whenever an artist sends me music early I take it very seriously.
I would rather you not share someone’s music without their permission; Sufjan or anyone else’s. If it was in the trash, there was a reason (most likely the expectation that it’d sit in a huge landfill outside of NYC).
AKR won’t send any “severe takedowns” or legal notices. We don’t do that. Instead, I’m asking you, as someone who’s also had the special privilege of hearing unreleased music, to politely ask that you keep it to yourself.”
— Representative from Asthmatic Kitty Records
Omar Rodríguez-López to Release a New Album Every Two Weeks Starting July 15, 2016 through Mid December
Release Schedule:
07-15 Sworn Virgins
07-29 Corazones
08-12 Blind Worms Pious Swine
08-26 Arañas en La Sombra
09-09 Umbrella Mistress
09-23 El Bien Y Mal Nos Une
10-07 Cell Phone Bikini
10-21 Infinity Drips
11-04 Weekly Mansions
11-18 Zapopan
12-02 Nom De Guerre Cabal
12-16 Some Need It Lonely
You can find Omar's music here
Do It, Try It - M83
CIRKLON3 [ Колхозная mix ] - Aphex Twin
Furi Original Soundtrack
<a href="http://furi.bandcamp.com/album/furi-original-soundtrack">Furi Original Soundtrack by Carpenter Brut, Danger, The Toxic Avenger, Lorn, Scattle, Waveshaper, Kn1ght</a>
Gorillaz: Rise of the Ogre
Do Ya Thing (feat. James Murphy and Andre 3000) - Gorillaz
Swansons "Great Start Breakfast Sandwich" Commercial
deadmau5's Diablo III Item
Read more here
deadmau5 Looses his Prized Diablo III Character
Ice Age (deadmau5 Remix) - How to destroy angels_
Survivalism (deadmau5 Remix) - Nine Inch Nails
Crystal - New Order
The fictitious band that The Killers got their name from
Shadowplay - Joy Division
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License.
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Black Tater (John Miller of The Game Cave Podcast) sits down with Blue Taco Jones (Jarid of the podcast you are currently listening to) remotely from the foreign lands of Minnesota to bring you episode 20 of #5huffle. In it they discuss how one acquires their Juggalo name, Blue Taco Jones introduces a new segment, Black Tater does a remarkable whale/Björk impression, and they talk about this weeks tracks.
Episode 20's Tracks:Superfast Jellyfish (feat. Gruff Rhys and De La Soul) - Gorillaz
Ocean - Dirty Projectors + Björk
Coelacanth I - deadmau5
Shadowplay - The Killers
Screenwriter’s Blues - Soul Coughing
Music Used in this Episode:
looped (Slowed Down) - Jahzzar
sketch (breakbones) (Slowed Down) - Jahzzar
our rules (Slowed Down) - Jahzzar
money (Slowed Down) - Jahzzar
Mantra (Slowed Down) - Jahzzar
Where it goes (Slowed Down) - Jahzzar
The Valley (Slowed Down) - Jahzzar
Redhead (Slowed Down) - Jahzzar
Wild Ones (Slowed Down) - Jahzzar
Fountains of Burgundy (Slowed Down) - Jahzzar
Twice (Slowed Down) - Jahzzar
Fire Ahead (Slowed Down) - Jahzzar
Barefoot (Slowed Down) - Jahzzar
Jahzzar music can be found here
Juggalo: Insane Clown Posse and the World They Made
Insane Clown Posse Plays Their First Show In Canada for the First Time in 16 Years
Watch here
Martin Shkreli Get's a Court Date
Read more here
Letter from Paul McCartney to Prince Sells for $14,822 at Boston RR Auction
“Dear Princely person,
Hi there! I know how hard it is to always be getting letters that ask for some favour or another, so it was not easy for me to accept the job of Lead Patron for a Performing Arts School to be located in my home town, Liverpool.
But, you guessed it! I did agree to do it, so now I’m writing to “friends and all good people” to try and interest them in the scheme.
The story started just after the inner-city riots in Liverpool a few years ago. A friend suggested that “what the city needs is a “Fame” School.”
I liked the idea as a possible positive focus for local and overseas kids, but it was only later when I went back to my own old school that was in ruins, that I thought by locating a Performing Arts Centre there we could save the 1825 building in the process.
So..... (phew!)
We’re now well on our way, as the enclosed info shows, but there’s still a lot to be done.
Now the hard part. A donation from you would be a great boost to the project, and I know your involvement in some way, would be a thrill for everyone concerned.
Hope you didn’t mind me writing this, it’s so long since I’ve written letters I feel like I’m back at school myself.
Anyway, one of these days you’ll have to come and teach a class some moves!!
Who knows, it may turn out to be something special for thousands of future kids.
Thanks for looking at this.
Cheers, & love”
Hi there! I know how hard it is to always be getting letters that ask for some favour or another, so it was not easy for me to accept the job of Lead Patron for a Performing Arts School to be located in my home town, Liverpool.
But, you guessed it! I did agree to do it, so now I’m writing to “friends and all good people” to try and interest them in the scheme.
The story started just after the inner-city riots in Liverpool a few years ago. A friend suggested that “what the city needs is a “Fame” School.”
I liked the idea as a possible positive focus for local and overseas kids, but it was only later when I went back to my own old school that was in ruins, that I thought by locating a Performing Arts Centre there we could save the 1825 building in the process.
So..... (phew!)
We’re now well on our way, as the enclosed info shows, but there’s still a lot to be done.
Now the hard part. A donation from you would be a great boost to the project, and I know your involvement in some way, would be a thrill for everyone concerned.
Hope you didn’t mind me writing this, it’s so long since I’ve written letters I feel like I’m back at school myself.
Anyway, one of these days you’ll have to come and teach a class some moves!!
Who knows, it may turn out to be something special for thousands of future kids.
Thanks for looking at this.
Cheers, & love”
— Paul (McCartney)
72-Year-Old Mick Jagger is Going to Be a Dad, Again
Read more here
Slipknot's Corey Taylor Smacks Phone Out of Fan's Hand
Belarus customs officials detained Red Hot Chili Peppers and made them sign Metallica merch
We were called into customs officials office at an airport in Belarus and they asked us to sign a bunch of Metallica cd's and photos. We tried to explain to them that we weren't Metallica but they insisted that we sign anyway. They had the power. Well I did play fight fire with with with Metallica once. I love Metallica anyways but I'm no Robert Trujillo.
A photo posted by @sllollaryee on Jul 9, 2016 at 2:20pm PDT
Unreleased Sufjan Stevens Album Found in Brooklyn Dumpster
“I used to work next door to Sufjan’s studio in Brooklyn. One day, while he was renovating the place, he threw a bunch of stuff into the building’s dumpster. I salvaged this...as far as I know, I don’t think it’s ever been released.”
— Original Post on Reddit (Now Deleted)
“Well, faith is art: the art of taking a big risk, I suppose — the art of making a big mistake and suffering the consequences. But logistically I suppose my process of making art is driven less by abstractions of faith or politics and more by practical theory: composition and balance and color. On an aesthetic level, faith and art are a dangerous match. Today, they can quickly lead to devotional artifice or didactic crap. This would summarize the Christian publishing world or the Christian music industry. If you are an artist of faith (a Methodist or a Jew), then you have the responsibility to manage the principles of your faith wisely lest they be reduced to stereotype, which is patronizing to the church and to the world, and, perhaps, to God. Consider what John Zorn has done for Jewish music. It’s not so much that faith influences us as it lives in us. In every circumstance (giving a speech or tying my shoes), I am living and moving and being. This absolves me from ever making the embarrassing effort to gratify God (and the church) by imposing religious content on anything I do. I mean, I’ve written songs about stalkers. Is that any less religious than a song about an ordained pastor? No way.”
— Sujan Stevens, talking about writing songs about stalkers
“Hiya! John from AKR here.
Well, this is new to us here at the label!
As someone who’s been privy over the years to unreleased music from several artists, I’d say you have received a special gift. You’re hearing something only a few have ever heard. It’s a rare honor. Whenever an artist sends me music early I take it very seriously.
I would rather you not share someone’s music without their permission; Sufjan or anyone else’s. If it was in the trash, there was a reason (most likely the expectation that it’d sit in a huge landfill outside of NYC).
AKR won’t send any “severe takedowns” or legal notices. We don’t do that. Instead, I’m asking you, as someone who’s also had the special privilege of hearing unreleased music, to politely ask that you keep it to yourself.”
Well, this is new to us here at the label!
As someone who’s been privy over the years to unreleased music from several artists, I’d say you have received a special gift. You’re hearing something only a few have ever heard. It’s a rare honor. Whenever an artist sends me music early I take it very seriously.
I would rather you not share someone’s music without their permission; Sufjan or anyone else’s. If it was in the trash, there was a reason (most likely the expectation that it’d sit in a huge landfill outside of NYC).
AKR won’t send any “severe takedowns” or legal notices. We don’t do that. Instead, I’m asking you, as someone who’s also had the special privilege of hearing unreleased music, to politely ask that you keep it to yourself.”
— Representative from Asthmatic Kitty Records
Omar Rodríguez-López to Release a New Album Every Two Weeks Starting July 15, 2016 through Mid December
Release Schedule:
07-15 Sworn Virgins
07-29 Corazones
08-12 Blind Worms Pious Swine
08-26 Arañas en La Sombra
09-09 Umbrella Mistress
09-23 El Bien Y Mal Nos Une
10-07 Cell Phone Bikini
10-21 Infinity Drips
11-04 Weekly Mansions
11-18 Zapopan
12-02 Nom De Guerre Cabal
12-16 Some Need It Lonely
You can find Omar's music here
Do It, Try It - M83
CIRKLON3 [ Колхозная mix ] - Aphex Twin
Furi Original Soundtrack
<a href="http://furi.bandcamp.com/album/furi-original-soundtrack">Furi Original Soundtrack by Carpenter Brut, Danger, The Toxic Avenger, Lorn, Scattle, Waveshaper, Kn1ght</a>
Gorillaz: Rise of the Ogre
Do Ya Thing (feat. James Murphy and Andre 3000) - Gorillaz
Swansons "Great Start Breakfast Sandwich" Commercial
deadmau5's Diablo III Item
Read more here
deadmau5 Looses his Prized Diablo III Character
Ice Age (deadmau5 Remix) - How to destroy angels_
Survivalism (deadmau5 Remix) - Nine Inch Nails
Crystal - New Order
The fictitious band that The Killers got their name from
Shadowplay - Joy Division
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License.