Monday, July 5, 2010
One Step Beyond - Out With the Old
EP 2010
23.8 MB, 192kbps
Established in Adelaide, Australia during the 2nd summer of 1997, ONE STEP BEYOND play a unique blend of extreme metal, with styles as diverse as rock, funk and dub, sounding something like a mix of NAPALM DEATH and PRIMUS. Or as described by Eternal frost zine: “Imagine BLOOD DUSTER duking it out with BOB MARLEY and LES CLAYPOOL over the last hit of a PCP laced joint”.
THIS EP WAS RECORDED IN 2005 AND THROUGH LABEL RELATED COMPLICATIONS HAS REMAINED UNRELEASED UNTIL NOW. THE MATERIAL IS PREDOMINANTLY FROM OUR FORMATIVE YEARS FROM 1997-98 AND WAS NOT RECORDED AT THAT TIME. IT IS THE LAST OSB CD TO FEATURE THE TALENTS OF GUITARIST JEREMY LAMMAS.
1. Very Bad Man
2. This Life
3. Verb
4. Ordinary Citizens
5. Psychosexual
6. Dancing Fool
7. In With the New
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=RV6L2RM0
Sunday, June 27, 2010
Wednesday, May 12, 2010
Iron Man 2 Review
- Too many attempts at comedic Woody Allen-esque dialogue. I overhear enough of that crap in my life already; I don't want to see actors wasting their breath like that.
- Jon Favreau, stick behind the camera. We don't need tertiary characters beating up goons. Heck, we don't even need primary/secondary characters (Black Widow) beating up goons.
- Speaking of Black Widow, she added very little to the drama. Just eye candy really. I imagined her character to be like many of the female spies that pop up in the James Bond films... very sneaky, very lethal. Here though, she seemed to be doing more paper work than espionage.
- Don Cheadle was respectable as James Rhodes. However, one questions his physical presence as a military man. Terrence Howard had more attitude, and would have served well here.
- The action scenes involving Whiplash came and went like a flash. In contrast, the action scenes with all those Hammer robots dragged on and on and on. I feel they should have made Whiplash much more fearsome... there seemed to be little doubt that Iron Man and War Machine would easily dispose of him. The climactic battle in the first film seemed more tense.
- At two hours, it was way too long.
- Too many references to the Avengers project.
- I'm sick of Stan Lee cameos. Couldn't they be more subtle, and slide him in a Hitchcock manner?
- Captain America's shield. Also so unsubtle. Why not just stick the first Avenger right in our face and get it over and done with? Same thing with Mjolnir in the post-credits scene (though at least that wasn't in the centre of the film).
- Monaco setting was brilliant. SUITCASE ARMOUR FOR THE WIN!!!
- Jon Favreau, stick behind the camera. We don't need tertiary characters beating up goons. Heck, we don't even need primary/secondary characters (Black Widow) beating up goons.
- Speaking of Black Widow, she added very little to the drama. Just eye candy really. I imagined her character to be like many of the female spies that pop up in the James Bond films... very sneaky, very lethal. Here though, she seemed to be doing more paper work than espionage.
- Don Cheadle was respectable as James Rhodes. However, one questions his physical presence as a military man. Terrence Howard had more attitude, and would have served well here.
- The action scenes involving Whiplash came and went like a flash. In contrast, the action scenes with all those Hammer robots dragged on and on and on. I feel they should have made Whiplash much more fearsome... there seemed to be little doubt that Iron Man and War Machine would easily dispose of him. The climactic battle in the first film seemed more tense.
- At two hours, it was way too long.
- Too many references to the Avengers project.
- I'm sick of Stan Lee cameos. Couldn't they be more subtle, and slide him in a Hitchcock manner?
- Captain America's shield. Also so unsubtle. Why not just stick the first Avenger right in our face and get it over and done with? Same thing with Mjolnir in the post-credits scene (though at least that wasn't in the centre of the film).
- Monaco setting was brilliant. SUITCASE ARMOUR FOR THE WIN!!!
Friday, May 7, 2010
BSWTF
Microsoft PowerPoint 2007 doesn't have a wrap text around image functionality.
Instead, one is too manually wrap the text around an image.
See:
http://www.chillnite.com/wtf-microsoft-on-how-to-wrap-text-around-image-in-powerpoint-2007
Instead, one is too manually wrap the text around an image.
See:
http://www.chillnite.com/wtf-microsoft-on-how-to-wrap-text-around-image-in-powerpoint-2007
Thursday, April 29, 2010
Friday, April 9, 2010
Meth Ghost Rae - Avenging Eagles (2010)
This is the official mixtape put out by DJ Mathematics preceding the release of 'Wu-Massacre' on Def Jam. You can find the official link on Maths' website HERE, but the tracklisting is all screwed up. With this upload, I've cleaned up the tags a bit.
MP3, 160kbps.
Tracklist:
- Intro
- Mef Vs. Chef (Exclusive)
- Miranda (Exclusive)
- House of Flying Daggers
- The Turn
- Paisley Darts
- Silent
- Cuban Chronicles (Exclusive)
- Where Your Heat At?
- Four Minutes to Lock Down
- All Flowers (Exclusive)
- RUSH (Mathematics Mix)
- Method Man PLO Freestyle
- RUSH 2
- One (Mathematics Mix)
- It's Yours (Mathematics Mix)
- Goldmine
- For This
- Deadly Venoms
- Tony Montana
- Afterpaty
- The General (Exclusive)
- Murda Goons
- The M.E.T.H.
- Wu-Gambino's
- 260thy
- Wu-Tangs 1st Radio Appearance WBIA
- St. Ides Commercial
- Eye For a Eye
- Right Back At You
- Extortion
- 10 Bricks
- Raekwon and Ghostface Live Radio Freestyle
- Iron God Chamber
- It's What It Is
- Diz iz 4 All My Smokers
- Black Cream (My Guitar)
- Where It Started At
- Fast Shadow (feat. ODB)
- Block Rock
- About Me
- Drummer
- Watch Your Mouth
- Cash Still Rules-Scary Hours
- Box in Hand
- 7th Chamber Part 2
- Ghostface Freestyle Live on the Radio
- Newcomer (feat. Eyes-Low)
Such an awesome mixtape, way better than the album (*cough* EP) it was promoting. Mathematics is well sick.
Thursday, April 8, 2010
Wu-Tang Clan poster
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