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So sad. This guy made some really good records.

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Ed Banger producer DJ Mehdi has passed away at age 34. Here’s the incredible video for his track “Signatune”.

Oh man… Mehdi was that rare class of musician who could make a whole room that wasn’t even there to see him still go absolutely apeshit on the dancefloor. I’ve seen it happen first hand.

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posted : Wednesday, September 14th, 2011

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Satoshi Kon is dead at the too soon age of 47. This is the intro to Paranoia Agent, one of my favorite anime series which helped me get through a fairly lonely Winter one year. LiquidNight posted the amazing intro to Paprika. I’d also recommend seeing Tokyo Godfathers to get a sense of why knowing we won’t see more of his work breaks my heart a little.

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posted : Tuesday, August 24th, 2010

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RIP Frank Frazetta, 1928-2010
This is my personal favorite Frazetta image (from his Buck Rogers covers courtesy Golden Age Comics). The version I first came across was in black and white and it was still so striking. I wanted to use it as the cover to a ‘zine.

RIP Frank Frazetta, 1928-2010

This is my personal favorite Frazetta image (from his Buck Rogers covers courtesy Golden Age Comics). The version I first came across was in black and white and it was still so striking. I wanted to use it as the cover to a ‘zine.

posted : Monday, May 10th, 2010

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posted : Wednesday, January 27th, 2010

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this is my Ellie Greenwich R.I.P. tribute post.

also, remember that time you fell in love with Elisabeth Shue?

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posted : Sunday, August 30th, 2009

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posted : Friday, August 7th, 2009

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“ Since the number 1 French problem was the Algerian problem it was necessary to recall the Left to the only road that can be theirs in such a matter: solidarity with a people in struggle for its freedom. Since the Left had lost its sense of action, it was necessary to act in order to give this back to it, and thus act in the sense of that solidarity. Since the Left couldn’t manage to unite it was necessary that each of our undertakings be, in itself, an example of unity in action. And since solidarity doesn’t accommodate itself to solipsism, and since its truth demands that it be recognized by those with whom we claim to be in solidarity, it was necessary that our Algerian comrades not confuse us with all the loudmouths and advice-givers that the Left had so generously graced them with…
I know that we are accused of treason. But I ask, who and what do we betray? Judicially we are plunged in a civil war, since the Algerians are considered full French citizens; we thus don’t betray France. In fact, the national community no longer exists; where are its great axes, where are its lines of force, where are the fixed points of its structure? No nationalist mysticism, no neo-Barresianism will ever persuade me to confess to a sense of community with MM Debré and Kovacs, with General Massu and Lt Charbonnier, with the agents of repression and those who work to justify it. No formal sense of civic duty will make me admit that there still exist “legal forms of conduct and common obligations” when the president of the republic himself- the Savior of France — makes himself the champion of illegality by taking power thanks to a coup de force and in not applying the constitution that he himself had voted for under these very conditions. Every day the domain of the arbitrary grows. Yesterdays’ legality is ceaselessly revised; a simple decree allows a state of emergency to be declared that parliament — with all its benevolence, and the very moment it voted pleins pouvoirs — hadn’t granted.
Of course, this isn’t fascism. But if we betray something at this moment is it anything but a subversive enterprise carried out against an unstable regime by fascist forces that had installed it as transitional two years ago?
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posted : Monday, August 3rd, 2009

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Bruce Lee practices Chi Sau with one of his first teachers (and father of the lineage of Wing Tsun I practice) Great GrandMaster Ip Man
RIP Bruce Lee, 36 years ago today

Bruce Lee practices Chi Sau with one of his first teachers (and father of the lineage of Wing Tsun I practice) Great GrandMaster Ip Man

RIP Bruce Lee, 36 years ago today

posted : Monday, July 20th, 2009

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