The Weather Underground "neal cassidy"

In San Francisco, sept 2007.
the newer clips i found had worse sound so, here it is.

my boys from LA just came through DC (after a stop in Bonnaroo along the way) at the Hard Rock Hotel and i had to catch them.
they give everything live and i can't ask for anything else.
well, and then the music is good.

Dirty Ho climax

just to get this out here

the legend of 1900 piano dual

in order top to bottom.


hahahaha
o damn.
but serious, i don't understand how someone who spent their entire life on a ship could understand the rhythms of the city so well. the last piece Tim Roth plays is New York City traffic a la 1928 to perfection.

Goodie Mob and that Kast, f/ UGK AKA CLASSICS

BLACK ICE
the sound quality isn't the best so turn it up and wait for Andre Ben to wrap it all up with a bow.
3 stacks never 2nd. damn.


In Due Time
man... Cee Lo and Outkast??


Tough Guy
OUTKAST AND UGK.
WHAT.
you got somethin? didn think so.

not a video, but th'ain't one, so listen and blow your mind.
Big Boi, Bun B, Pimp C and Andre? ahahahahhahahahahahah


okay. enough.

Apparat "useless information" and "limelight"

these tracks are relentless.
that is all i have to say.

the music is accompanied by some man's travels in bangalore. not bad though.


this video is actually stylistically really nice, the lighting and cinematography are great. the skating isnt. the track is.

they cut the track off, but well enough you shouldn't really know, unless you already know, and if you know you should have known.

Portishead "To kill a dead man"

"The trio created the short film To Kill a Dead Man, which was heavily inspired by espionage films, and its accompanying soundtrack persuaded Go! Beat Records to sign the band."

that would put this at 92 or 3

the music, the premise, the cinematography!
these guys are the best.
i actually love that she doesn't sing. though, i would have love it if she had too, so.