via Like Cool
Thursday, January 20, 2011
Psycho Brigade
Turbo is one of my favorite musicians, and the dude just keeps putting out good stuff. Here's another one for the Street Fighter fans; an ode to M. Bison and his cronies. This is a funny song but it's dang good! If you don't know who Turbo is you really are missing out on a true talent. There's a link to his blog at the right of the page so check it out. He released the first part of Electrorock V.5 last year and will be releasing the second part soon, with this song included! Scramble up!
Cool Pictures
Michael Schmidt
I like girls, so I like these pictures!
Andrew Smith
I don't know what the technical term is, but I really like how Andrew altered the color on these photos!
Alexander Wagner
(what I wrote for Michael Schmidt)
Cory Janiak
It's amazing how intricate a snowflake is!
via Like Cool
I like girls, so I like these pictures!
Andrew Smith
I don't know what the technical term is, but I really like how Andrew altered the color on these photos!
Alexander Wagner
(what I wrote for Michael Schmidt)
Cory Janiak
It's amazing how intricate a snowflake is!
via Like Cool
Knokkers - Billiards & Bowling
Awesome! How fun would this be?!
Steve Wienecke, a former semi-pro football player and cage fighter, who has designed and built the Knokkers. It looks like the pool table. But instead of billiard balls it uses bowling balls. And the table is scaled up 4X its original size, allowing, and requiring, players to stand on it. The first playable version was built in his backyard in Fredericktown, Missouri using loads of railway ties, gravel and of course concrete. The game is played pretty much exactly like standard 8-ball pool, the only real difference is that before your shot you’re allowed to pick up and move the cue ball, though you can’t move your feet once you’ve touched it.
via Like Cool
Steve Wienecke, a former semi-pro football player and cage fighter, who has designed and built the Knokkers. It looks like the pool table. But instead of billiard balls it uses bowling balls. And the table is scaled up 4X its original size, allowing, and requiring, players to stand on it. The first playable version was built in his backyard in Fredericktown, Missouri using loads of railway ties, gravel and of course concrete. The game is played pretty much exactly like standard 8-ball pool, the only real difference is that before your shot you’re allowed to pick up and move the cue ball, though you can’t move your feet once you’ve touched it.
via Like Cool
Sunday, December 26, 2010
Dedicated Servers LIVE at the Reef 12/29!
Hello friends!
Just wanted to let you know (specifically those in Boise) that I will be performing at the Reef this Thursday, December 29th opening for the Chicharones! Also performing are Black Mask, Raise the Bridges, and our friend Arthur Maddox!
The show begins at 9:30p and will cost $5 to get in. It's gonna be a fun pre-pre New Year's Party and I hope to see some of you there! Thank you all so much for your support and faith!
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Just wanted to let you know (specifically those in Boise) that I will be performing at the Reef this Thursday, December 29th opening for the Chicharones! Also performing are Black Mask, Raise the Bridges, and our friend Arthur Maddox!
The show begins at 9:30p and will cost $5 to get in. It's gonna be a fun pre-pre New Year's Party and I hope to see some of you there! Thank you all so much for your support and faith!
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Wednesday, December 22, 2010
Star Trail Time Lapse
This is just beautiful! Earth and everything in it is so beautiful...we're so lucky to be living here!
Aurora Borealis Timelapse
I want so badly to see this with my own eyes. The aurora borealis is one of our planet's most amazing features.
Faceless Watch
These are crazy! I wouldn't mind having one of these!
The watch without a face is completely black until you push the only button on the watch which illuminates two colored lights on the frame to display the time in analog. Called the "eye of the storm".
Designed by Qian Yiran.
via Like Cool
The watch without a face is completely black until you push the only button on the watch which illuminates two colored lights on the frame to display the time in analog. Called the "eye of the storm".
Designed by Qian Yiran.
via Like Cool
Highs & Lows x New Balance 577 "Night & Day" Pack
So so SO COLD! I need these in both styles!
via Hype Beast
via Hype Beast
McKinlays 2010 Holiday
I'm really digging the middle one!
"Nepenthes takes stock of three new designs from Australian footwear brand McKinlays of Dunedin. Made for the Japanese market, the retailer presents a slip-on clog and traditional brogue, each featuring suede uppers with contrasting outsoles and trademark brogue detailing throughout. Complimenting those two is a suede boot as well, coming in a tonal black. All are now available through Nepenthes stores.
via Hype Beast
"Nepenthes takes stock of three new designs from Australian footwear brand McKinlays of Dunedin. Made for the Japanese market, the retailer presents a slip-on clog and traditional brogue, each featuring suede uppers with contrasting outsoles and trademark brogue detailing throughout. Complimenting those two is a suede boot as well, coming in a tonal black. All are now available through Nepenthes stores.
via Hype Beast
First Ascent Peak XV Down Suit
Pretty cool suit, reminds me of Sub-Zero! Could probably be useful, especially here in Boise right now! This suit will set you back $1000.
"The ultimate protection for the most extreme conditions at the highest altitudes. Our guides have 28 Everest summits among them. This is what they wear on summit day. "
via Like Cool
"The ultimate protection for the most extreme conditions at the highest altitudes. Our guides have 28 Everest summits among them. This is what they wear on summit day. "
via Like Cool
Sunday, November 14, 2010
Unity in Diversity
Unity in Diversity is an event we were so fortunate to be part of in October. There were so many talented people involved and it was truly an honor and a pleasure for us to meet everyone involved. Jared Hallock was the mastermind behind the whole thing and brought together some of Boise's finest talents.
Here's an original song we helped write specifically for the event, titled after the event/group (foreshadowing?). We have Jared on drums, Leta/Jason/me/MCMD on vocals, Dan/Chris on guitar and Jason on bass. The Red Light Variety show joined us for the performance.
More footage of this event is coming soon!
Here's an original song we helped write specifically for the event, titled after the event/group (foreshadowing?). We have Jared on drums, Leta/Jason/me/MCMD on vocals, Dan/Chris on guitar and Jason on bass. The Red Light Variety show joined us for the performance.
More footage of this event is coming soon!
Moment in Rhyme (You Can't Hold a Torch)
In an attempt to elevate ourselves as writers and to make more use of our rarely used YouTube account, MCMD and I are beginning a weekly "freestyle" series called Moment in Rhyme. Each week, we will just rap to a beat whatever is on our mind at the moment; nothing written, nothing rehearsed - everything inspired from the moment. Here's the first one, over Dilla's beat for Busta Rhymes and Q-Tip "You Can't Hold a Torch". These aren't our best lines...just practice!
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