Check out Busy P

This guy is sick but most of his songs I cant play on the show due to the FCC, so below I am providing an Mp3 of my favorite track, make sure to check out his MYSPACE PAGE
Busy P - To Protect and Entertain (FT. Murse)

Sick Street art in Brooklyn

Go check out Last Nights Party

Last Nights Party

New Episode - Booty Girls in Outerspace

Intro
1. The Kooks – Always where you need to be
2. Teenagers in Tokyo – Very vampry
3. Matt and Kim – Silver tiles
4. The Black Ghosts – I want nothing (Frankmusic remix)
Break
5. JUSTICE – D.A.N.C.E.
6. Alphabet, Frankmusic, Leon Jean-Marie – Digital love
7. Hot Pink Delorean – Badonkadonk
Break
8. Say Anything – Touched herself
9. Saves the Day – Rocks tonic juice magic
Break
10. Santogold – Unstoppable
11. The Presets – Yippiyo-ya
12. Cut Chemist – What’s the altitude (Request for Karina)
Break
13. British Sea Power – Waving flags
14. Evangelicals – Skeleton man
Intro
15. Tokyo Police Club – In a cave
16. Cut Copy – Feel the love
17. The Teenagers – Feeling better
18. Public Enemy – Harder than you think
Break
19. Junior Boys – In the morning
20. TV on the Radio – Staring at the sun (Request for Bailey)
21. Me Without You – In a seater poorly knit
Break
22. Bright Eyes – Arc of time
23. Tegan and Sara – Back in your head
Break
24. Ghostland Observatory – Dancing on my grave
25. Eric Bachmann – Web in front
26. Goldfrap – Its not over yet (Klaxons cover)

Pictures from Electric Beatdown Thursdays

Man these last two nights of DJing have been crazy and fun....Thanks to all the people who came out both nights. Here are a couple of pictures that Steve Loftis took

Note to Self

When someone ask you to DJ a Earthday Party in a Jock dorm.....Dont Do it

Thursday Night: Two for One

Go see Mayola play

Then if you are 21 and up come see Danger Granger and The Beatpunks DJ at Electric Beatdown Thursdays

Damn this is funny!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

hahahahahha....you really need to watch this....

What did you think????

Concert

New Episode - And JUSTICE for all

Intro
1. TV on the Radio – Wolf like me
2. The Strokes – Juicebox
3. The Hives – Try it again
4. The Flaming Lips – Waiting for a superman
Break
5. Arcade Fire – Crown of love
6. Bright Eyes – Classic Cars
7. Ben Folds – Not the same
Break
8. Cloetta Pairs – Secret eyes
9. Alphabet, Frankenmusic, and Leon Jean-Marie – Digital love
10. Gape Records – Cheddar Cheese (Request for Downtown Bobby Brown)
Break
11. Steve Aoki – Helicopter
12. Ting Tings – Great DJ (Calvin Harris remix/ Karina Request)
13. Fischerspooner – The best revenge
Break
14. Justice – The party (Request for Bailey)
Intro
15. Weezer – Pork and Beans
16. Hot Chip – Ready for the floor
17. Rancid – Fall back down
18. Against Me! – Sink, Florida, sink
Break
19. Ted Leo and the Pharmacists – Me and Mia
20. MC Chris – Booties for breakfast
21. Cursive – At conception
Break
22. Peter Bjorn and John – Young folks
23. Yeah Yeah Yeahs – Maps (acoustic)
Break
24. Esser – I love you
25. Animal Collective – Fireworks
26. Datarock – Computer camp love
Break
27. Tilly and the Wall – A perfect fit
28. Pinback – Good to sea

Djing a Earth Day event

Earth Day Party 2008! Slam Dunk Coffee shop, 1st floor of Bennett Hall, Tuesday, April 22 from 8pm-midnight. Bring a recyclable.

Movie

Man I just got done watching this movie in my film class, really deep and interesting and sad. What people except to fit into the world in some way or another can be very dark and Frightning, and sometimes people just dont have a good role model to help them deal correctly with the world around them. Watch it

This is supposedly my Birthday song

Damn you early 80's, if you want to find out yours go here

Two of my Favorite things in one place!!!!!!

Fatback Circus and Mayola in Stillwater

New Episode - Ride or DIE

Intro
1. MGMT – Kids
2. Yeah Yeah Yeahs – Cheated hearts (Peaches Remix)
3. M83 – We own the sky
4. The Shins – Sleeping lessons (RAC Remix)
Break
5. Alkaline Trio – Burn (Tim Armstrong Remix)
6. Ladyhawke – Paris is burning
7. Patrick Wolf – The Magic position
Break
8. The Black Ghosts – Anyways you choose to give it (Request for Karina)
9. Cut Copy – Feel the love
Break
10. The Dodos – Ashley (Request for Mikey-o)
11. Ra Ra Riot – Each year
12. Bloc Party – This modern love
Break
13. The Teenagers – Make it happen
14. Death Cab for Cutie – Steadier footing
Intro
15. MSTRKRFT – Bounce
16. Simian Mobile Disco – It’s the beat (Teenagers Remix)
17. Chromeo – Bonified Loving
18. Walter Meggo – Girls
Break
19. The National – Santa Clara
20. Stangold – L.E.S. artistes (XXX change remix)
21. The Virgins – Love is colder than death
Break
22. Fugazi – Waiting room
23. NOFX – Idiots are taking over
Break
24. Reggie and the Full Effect – Thanks for staying
25. Jimmy Eat World – Claire
26. Modest Mouse – Here it comes
Break
27. Yeasayer – 2080
28. Chromomatics – In the city (Request for Lupe)
29.

New Bansky Pieces

I am a big fan of quotes

"skaters by their very nature are urban guerrillas: they make everyday use of the useless artifacts of the the technological burden, and employ the handiwork of the government/cooperate structure in a thousand ways that the original architects could never dream of." Craig Stecyk

How many Five year olds could you take in a fight?

Hell Yeah
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Remember the King

New Episode - Censorship is weak as fuck

Intro
1. Justice vs. Simian – Never be alone
2. Editors – Bones
3. The Hives – Walk idiot walk
4. The Teenagers – Starlet Johansson
Break
5. Yelle – A cause des garcous (Riot in Belgium remix)
6. Shiny Toy Guns – Don’t cry out
7. Hot Chip – Ready for the floor
Break
8. British Sea Power – Waving flags
9. The Fiery Furnaces – Ex guru
Break
10. Belle and Sebastian – If she wants me
11. Damien Rice – 9 crimes
12. Band of Horses – No ones gonna love you
Break
13. The Winter Kids – Use your feet
14. Peter Bjorn and John – Amsterdam
Intro
15. Colourmusic – Circles
16. The New Pornographers – Use it
17. Black Kids – Not going to teach your boyfriend to dance
18. Teddy Bears ft. Iggy Pop – Punk rocker
Break
19. M83 – We own the sky
20. MGMT – Time to pretend
21. Stangold – L.E.S. Artistes (XXX Change Remix)
Break
22. Ra Ra Riot – Each year (RAC remix)
23. Goldfrapp – A & E
Break
24. Matt and Kim – Yeah Yeah
25. CSS – Lets make love and listen to Death from Above
26. The Knife – Heartbeats
Break
27. Black Lips – Bad kids
28. Rise Against – Six ways till Sunday
29. River City Rebels – Hurt like I do

New York Times - Unstoppable

Unstoppable

By JOCKO WEYLAND
Published: April 29, 2007

WHEN is a bicycle not like other bicycles? To begin with, when it has no brakes, or at least no visible brakes, or possibly just a front brake. That means you can’t ride this bike very well on your first try, and certainly not very gracefully, easily or safely.
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The rear cog is bolted directly to the hub, so that whenever the vehicle is in motion, the pedals go around, making coasting impossible. This bike doesn’t have a shift lever or extra sprockets, and the chain is shorter and wider than on traditional bikes.

There are no fenders, and the rear wheels are probably bolted onto the frame to deter theft. You slow down by reversing the pedals, or skidding, or doing a skip stop. And that’s just the beginning of the differences between your run-of-the-mill 10-speed and a track bike, or fixed-gear bike — fixie for short — as it is also known.

Many fixed-gear adherents contend that their bikes are the ultimate and all others are pretenders. And these fixed-gear zealots are a growing presence on the streets of New York. Perceived by some as nuisances, or as troublesome, anarchist Dumpster-diving punks who happen to ride bikes, they are occasionally reviled, but they are also the subject of curiosity and interest. Just as die-hard skateboarders 15 years ago stood on the cusp of providing a new lifestyle, so the fixed-gear bike culture could be the tip of something that nobody can accurately predict but something that is huge.

Riders of fixed-gear bikes are as diverse as bike riders in general. Messengers are big fixie aficionados, but more and more fixed-gear bikes are being ridden by nonmessengers, most conspicuously the kind of younger people to whom the term “hipster” applies and who emanate from certain neighborhoods in Brooklyn. You see these riders weaving in and out of traffic without stopping, balancing on the pedals at a stoplight and in the process infuriating pedestrians and drivers alike.

In Williamsburg and points south of Grand Street, these bikes are legion. But they are fast gaining popularity, not just in those bastions of trend followers, and not just among 22-year-olds. Fixed-gear bikes are being ridden all over New York, by messengers, racers, lawyers, accountants and college professors — a diverse and not necessarily youthful cross section of the city’s population. They’re being ridden by people who work in sandwich shops and don’t know or care about gear ratios and bike history, and by people who have been racing these bikes for years in places like the Kissena Velodrome in Flushing, Queens, with its banked, elliptical track. They’re ridden by militant vegans who are virtual encyclopedias of arcane bicycle history, by thrill-seeking members of renegade bike gangs like Black Label, by shopgirls, street racers, Critical Mass riders, your aunt.

There’s also the phenomenon of city riders returning to fixed-gear biking’s roots and getting back to the track, entering races like the Cyclehawk Velo City Tour, to be held at the Kissena Velodrome on May 6.

These disparate riders represent a rainbow coalition, a movement that’s about bikes as part of a way of life, as an identity. Although fixed-gear bikes can be seen as a trendy accessory, they also allow a mild form of rebellion against what many of these bike riders see as a wasteful and insipid way of life. Fixed-gear riders embrace the contrary notion of taking a different route.

“We own the streets,” the spray-painted stencil reads. Not really, but fixed-gear riders are, in a benign way, promoting an alternative to accepted norms.

New Fixed Gear Videos

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Bootleg Sessions

Neckface

My favorite song right now....

MGMT - Time to Pretend

Ohhh yeah