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A collection of adverts from the 50s for Wilkins coffee by Jim Henson, featuring a prototype Kermit the Frog being a bit mental. Amazing. I wish adverts were still like this.
Damn you, Pakistan!
SHERLOCK’S HOME: THE EMPTY HOUSE IS NOW AVAILABLE
Today marks the Judicial Review into the future of Undershaw. And also, Sherlock’s Home: The Empty House, our collection of fan written stories and star testimonials produced with MX Publishing is now officially onsale.
You can order a copy of the book from AMAZON (UK) AMAZON (US) and THE BOOK DEPOSITORY (World Wide) and also on KINDLE UK and KINDLE US.
All royalties go to the Undershaw Preservation Trust.
Performance starts at at 2:45
I always felt like hip hop is always best Live.
Non of the auto-tune or pre-recorded chorus.
Coolroy keep up the hustle all while having a good time
Check it out
“Some people wear their hearts on their sleeve; he prefers to wear his hanging from a chain around his neck. Los Angeles bred rapper (Previously Lite) – born Dominik C. Franklin- is making a name for himself on the streets of LA and all over the west coast. Drawing the inspiration for his down to earth and at times humorous music, from his life experiences, love, and heart break, Coolroy brings a fresh voice to west coast hip hop.”
(Source: last.fm)
The Decemberists are a folk rock band which formed in 2000 in Portland, Oregon, United States. The band currently consists of Colin Meloy (vocals, guitar), Chris Funk (guitar, mandolin, dulcimer, pedal steel guitar), Jenny Conlee (organ, piano, accordion), Nate Query (electric bass, acoustic bass, cello) and John Moen (drums). Notable former members include Rachel Blumberg (drums, vocals) and Jesse Emerson (bass). The band’s most recent album, The King Is Dead was released on 17 January 2011.
Named both in reference to the Russian Decembrist Revolt (they use the national anthem of the Soviet Union as an introduction at many concerts) and to the atmosphere associated with the month of December, the Decemberists write songs that range from upbeat pop to instrumentally lush ballads. They often employ instruments like the accordion, Hammond organ, Wurlitzer organ, and upright bass. In their lyrics, they eschew the angst and introspection common to modern rock, instead favoring a storytelling approach, as evidenced in songs such as “My Mother Was a Chinese Trapeze Artist” from the 5 Songs EP and “
The Mariner’s Revenge Song” onPicaresque. Their songs convey tales ranging from whimsical (“Here I Dreamt I Was an Architect”) to epic (“The Tain”) to truly dark (“Odalisque”). They often invoke historical events and themes from around the world. Early in their career, The Decemberists’ musical and lyrical aesthetics frequently prompted critics to compare them to Neutral Milk Hotel.
Seahaven came together in 2009 as the brainchild of lead singer / songwriter Kyle Soto. Kyle quickly rounded up their line-up with Michael Craver (guitar), Eric FIndlay (drums) and Mike DeBartolo (bass) and released their critically acclaimed debut EP, ‘Ghost’. This caught the attention of the buzz punk/indie label, Run for Cover Records (Tigers Jaw, Title Fight, Man Overboard) and the band soon released their debut LP ‘Winter Forever’ via RFC.Released in November 2011, the album was well received. Alternative Press named them as one of their ‘100 Bands You Need to Know in 2012’. Soon after it’s release, the band would find themselves on a diverse touring schedule, spending time on the road with the emotional hardcore of bands like Touche Amore & Pianos Become the Teeth as well as infectious pop-punk of bands like Man Overboard.
(Source: last.fm)
Mind=Blown
(Source: wildandwild, via thethinkingdreamer)
