mystery song

ok so, not long ago, i heard a house song..some euro trash stuff, that i really liked..heard it first in a random party vid., then again before the sounds show last week..and its driving me NUTS i dont know what it is!@#$%

Spats!

Different Yet Suprisingly Sexy: Spats Boots

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..i especially like the Gaiterettes (which are no longer on sale:(((((..this is an old entry i just ran across)

Karvel

one of my fav. bjork songs i had almost forgotten about!

Virtual Shoe Museum : Angela Spieth

new fav.shoe designer(s)! (aka Trippen)

Bonfire..

so..i gotta admit..i'm kind of digging the new third eye blind song (bonfire)..well, the beginning/ending anyway. what is it about great intros (outros)? theres SO many. its like so easy or something..like now when i hear a song, if it starts off strong its become like a red flag almost like 'uh oh, its about to go downhill'..and usually, it does..:( but i was listening tonite and i knew, so yeah, i like the first and last oh, 20 seconds or so of the new 3rd eye blind, hehe..

other awesome intros whose rest of the song i dont care about:'gimme shelter', the end of 'what goes around' (Justin timberlake), many of his song's endings for that matter, 'stars still pretty' by aeroplane pageant (the middle)..basically i'm noticing myself like these pieces of songs..like they're parts, were I a musician, i'd explore more. whats going on, whats wrong w/me? is there something wrong w/me?? what am i hearing that they're not..

Designer Shoe Deja Vu: Dior Knock-offs

i dont like these, just the heels..very inspiring/inventive:
Designer Shoe Deja Vu: Dior Knock-offs

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some inspiring heels!

i'm not louboutin fan in general, but i was pretty blown away by these:
Spring 2010 Christian Louboutin Heels for Marchesa

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OMG!!!!!!!

i just heard the new shakira single 'did it again', omg!!!!!@#$%^ (she was on jimmy kimmel last nite)

Lisztomania

now i do not consider myself a phoenix fan but omg.....i am just LOVING this song

So recently..

i have been getting into japanese electropop (i.e. Yellow Magic Orchestra), i'm discovering more and more thanks to MOG and the users Tangerman and Fistula Spume, thanks!

and can i just say new juliette lewis ('fantasy bar') reminds me so much of sugarcubes...

Ruminations on Micachu..

so i literally cant stop listening to that song ('turn me well')..i thot about it in the car today..i realized, its strength is in its subtle complexities, its background..one of those songs you make a new discovery each listen/need headphones. its a very simple, repetitious melody over some great embellishments, some of the most interesting ive heard (aka the 'vacuum sample'!:). great jack hammer beat, the harmonious, underlying accordion-like counterpoint..i love the line 'you squeezed my heart so tight tonight, you must return it before you leave, cos when you get to me...you turn me well' (and of course the 'ding'. oh and vocal wise, i love her's along with the 'auto-tunesy/robotic' harmonies). i lovelovelove this song. to me, this is the future of pop. if i could title it though it'd be 'the vacuum song'

where the fuck did this come from

...random stumble

Jim Reed

no idea how authentic these are or not but pretty damn fascinating:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/worldnews/article-1213339/Astonishing-twisters-captured-storm-chasing-photographer-Jim-Reed.html

Micachu 'Turn Me Well'

this song is really growing one me..its my new fav. song

and from rough trade's site:
'So, a quick introduction, Bjork is said to be a fan of Micachu and can probably indentify with another artist brave enough to take pop music into entirely uncharted territory. Micachu is largely inspired by Harry Partch who famously used an array of customised and home made instruments. These included a xylophone made of light bulbs, a ‘Cloud Chamber’ made out of pyrex dishes that could not only be played musically but detect particles of ionizing radiation and a series of highly complicated 44 stringed instruments.

Similarly Micachu uses a modified guitar played with a hammer action called a ‘chu’ and a bowed instrument fashioned from a CD rack. She also uses improvised instruments, such as glass bottles or a vacuum cleaner.'

....fascinating! yay!

Couple bands on my radar

Reverie Sound Revue and Aeroplane Pageant. i dont love either of them but i do dig some of their stuff

I think i wanna go to this

(copy/pasted from http://wamu.org/programs/mc/09/09/04.php#28551)
Electronica Fest 2009

If you still haven't made plans for your Labor Day Weekend... don't worry, you don't have to make a last minute rush to the beach. Spend a day at the Electronics museum! On Saturday, September 5th, the National Electronics Museum is holding its first Electronica Fest. We're joined by festival organizers Gary Mauler and Mike Simons.

WikiAnswers - Where can you find punky brewster shoes

yes.......the question ive been asking for YEARS
WikiAnswers - Where can you find punky brewster shoes

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Study Finds Metal Soothes Monkeys

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