The Dori Show, Thursdays @ Noon on WMSE, 91.7, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
The date of the show is contained in the name of the file.
ftp://archive.msoe.edu/WMSE/128k/Thu-Mar-22-2007-120202.mp3
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Wednesday, March 28, 2007
Monday, March 26, 2007
Electric Heathen: smokering Dubstep mixes
From Electric Heathen:
hey dude, I found these!
http://smokering.co.uk/main/dload.php?action=category&cat_id=6The Forensics Mix (from 12/06) on Sensimedia.net's dubstep stream is ssssiccck!
Tuesday, March 20, 2007
Kode9 - b2b - D1 - Rinse FM - 10-11-05
http://www.archive.org/download/DJ_Mix_Archive/Kode9_b2b_D1_-_Rinse_FM_-_10-11-05.mp3
I know I have been slow in posting lately...
Just started a new contract position... more on that later.
All ya need to know now is that I am working on a load of new videos, and trying to upgrade the look of the videos. In the meantime, more music.
Enjoy.
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Saturday, March 17, 2007
Random Tech: If Google Trends was True
Random Tech: If Google Trends was True
If Google Trends was True
Google Trends aims to provide insights into broad search patterns. As a Google Labs product, it is still in the early stages of development. Also, it is based upon just a portion of our searches, and several approximations are used when computing your results. Please keep this in mind when using it.
Google Trends, a new offspring of Google Labs, returns graphical information of which keywords are searched by which nationalities. Now of course, the data presented by Google Trends is not 100% true.
Google Trends uses IP address information from our server logs to make a best guess about where queries originated.
It's just an estimate. But it's entertaining to consider what the world would be like if Google Trends was 100% accurate. What if Google Trends actually did world news? Here's a list to give you an idea:
- Peruvians blog 5 times more than Americans.
- Amsterdam is more about ajax than drugs.
- The Irish are the majority of downloaders on the iTunes Music Store, although the Poles are the kings of P2P.
- Mexicans misspell everyone's favorite MP3 player with a common sentence of past tense.
- Lesbian Norwegians were partying hard on the New Year with their new dildos.
- The Phillipines is pretty much the only country who likes the Da Vinci Code.
- Koreans are hyped about Web 2.0.
- Washington DC is planning an assassination of a not-so-popular Texan president.
- The United States does not know how to clean all the mold in its country.
- The Ku Klux Klan still exists in Turkey.
- Osama's cave is in Egypt.
- Pakistanis are suckers for boobs, while vaginas are more of an Indonesian thing.
- Indians knew about the Wii in 2004.
- At least Iran is trying to understand women.
- The Mohammed fad was only temporary.
- Malaysia generates its revenue from Adsense.
- Highly anticipated video game Spore is already a huge hit to Singaporeans, mainly because the game rhymes with their country.
- South Africans, also known as the masters of Chuck Norris jokes, are concerned about Global Warming, while the Germans don't give a shit.
- Lots of failure in late 2005. My guess is criticism of George W. Bush after Hurricane Katrina.
- Hungary is crazy about Star Wars.
- Who knew that New Zealanders could shotput?
- Slovakia is just a big cheater.
- Moroccans are homies with 50 cent.
- Malaysians are fascinated with Kevin Rose.
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Friday, March 16, 2007
The Dori Show, Thursdays @ Noon on WMSE, 91.7, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
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The Dori Show, Thursdays @ Noon on WMSE, 91.7, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
The date of the show is contained in the name of the file.
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The Dori Show, Thursdays @ Noon on WMSE, 91.7, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
The date of the show is contained in the name of the file.
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Thursday, March 15, 2007
joe nice - gourmet beats - 18-10-05
http://www.archive.org/download/DJ_Mix_Archive/Joe_Nice_-_Gourmet_Beats_-_18-10-05.mp3
Joe Nice (dubstep) - Live Radio show
10/18/2005
TRT - 1:19:02
128k
LARGE!!!!!!!!
1. Rhythm & Sound - Best Friend
2. Random Trio - Banshi
3. Random Trio - Banshi [reload]
4. Scuba - Aqualung
5. Loefah - Struck Dumb
6. Loefah - Struck Dumb [reload]
7. Scuba - Words
8. Digital Mystikz - Intergalactic Dub
9. Digital Mystikz - Intergalactic Dub [reload]
10. Distance - Tuning
11. Oris Jay - Mighty Wan
12. Oris Jay - Mighty Wan [reload]
13. D1 - No Turning Back
14. NType - Way of the Dub
15. D1 - For Ya
16. D1 - For Ya [reload]
17. Digital Mystikz - Chalice
18. Digital Mystikz - Chalice [reload]
19. Distance - Traffic
20. Distance - Traffic [reload]
21. Distance - Traffic [reload 2]
22. Artwork - Red
23. Vex'D - Knowledge Remix
24. Vex'D - Knowledge Remix [reload]
25. Loefah - Root SE25 VIP mix
26. Digital Mystikz - Haunted
27. Digital Mystikz - Haunted [reload]
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Anthem & Kentura Performance on St. Patty's day -- -3/17!!!
A Post from GiddyGoth:
Hi all,
Just wanted to forward this pretty flyer of ze boyz for the show this
Saturday... I hope you all can make it!
love,
~ d
Wednesday, March 14, 2007
dubsteppers delight
This got sent to me by Skrewface, of Skrewface sound.
A link to sensimedia radio.
good stuff.
Dubsteppers Delight 15th feb tracklist:
nobody knows - rossi b and luca
bless beats - 16 bar (instrumental)
sarga house - shotz
hawerchuk - mr leotard
migrant - year zero (dub)
mala - bury the bwoy
janner - the trap (dub)
distance - ska
tyrant & sloppy jackson - bull war
mrk1 - slope
skream - kut off
loefah - rufage
gravious - monolith
deapoh - murking swamp (dub)
plastician - japan
skream - blipstream
D1 - steam roller
coki - shattered
estrak - mass dampers
bass elementz - project 13 (dub)
assassin - skrewface remix (dub)
lapidus ft. stanna g, feat. skepta and wiley - stop snitching (MCS)
movado - skrewface remix (dub)
bounty killer- optimus prime remix (skrewface blend)
rossi b and luka ft. scorcher - not no talker
wiley - cross fire
bearman ft. fender, l.man & lioness - 99 bottles of bear
bruza - doing me
virgo - the clack riddim feat. b-live & flirta d
2deep recordings - high all the time (dub)
unitz - hello hoe (dub)
plastician - vio lent
wiley - i like (instrumental)
skepta - kill off killy (instrumental)
tes la rok - gravedigger (dub)
janner - jah wednesday (dub)
preponderance - inside the mushroom cloud (dubkraft records)
Direct link for the Dubstep stream
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Monday, March 12, 2007
Electric Heathen reviews "300"
In response to reviews about the movie '300', Mr. Electric Heathen felt compelled to post this rant:
'300' Battle of the Manly Men: Blood Bath With a Message
I give it a B. If that. Basically a 2 hour war propaganda piece...
Any coincidence that the bad guys were *Persians* and many dressed like Muslims despite this being set 1000 years before Mohammed?
That the king broke their sacred law to defend against the encroachments of the Persian tyrant, the last holdout against the forces of darkness? This despite the fact that you never saw what made the Persians so nefarious - you just knew they were bad guys because they were either Semitic, Black, and/or mutated/deformed, and/or had their face pierced in weird places. Meanwhile the Spartans (with their Darwinian infant-slaughtering & might-is-right ubermacho drag) aren't really easy to sympathize with because the self-righteous sociopaths don't want or need your sympathy as an audience, they're so f*cking tough! (GRRRR!)
Then you have the greasy lying spineless opportunist politician sub-plot, an obvious jab at anti-war politicians. The timing of the movie - with Bush asking for 20,000 new troops - is suspect. It suddenly calls into question Frank Miller's agenda here, that's for damned sure. Ironically, Sparta was a total slave state with a 7:1 slave to citizen ratio.
And as far as being "the new Matrix" - eh. Not really. Like someone handed someone else a comic book and said "turn this into a movie that looks like a comic book." Even at that it fails though, because there's too much talking, the violence is so stylized it gets boring, and... the fact is that this was basically a fantasy movie that borrowed elements of an actual historical tale, but very selectively. Then there were the funny but a little questionable homophobe jokes delivered while wearing leather codpieces and red velvet capes?!?... I could go on and on. The floating redhead was alright though. ;)
Movies Update: '300' Battle of the Manly Men: Blood Bath
With a Message
http://www.nytimes.com/movieupdate
Friday, March 9, 2007
'300'
Gerard Butler plays Leonidas,
the Spartan who leads an army of 300
against a Persian invasion.
(Warner Brothers Pictures)
Battle of the Manly Men: Blood Bath With a Message
By A. O. SCOTT
"300" is about as violent as "Apocalypto" and twice as stupid. Adapted from a graphic novel by Frank Miller and Lynn Varley, it offers up a bombastic spectacle of honor and betrayal, rendered in images that might have been airbrushed onto a customized van sometime in the late 1970s. The basic story is a good deal older. It's all about the ancient Battle of Thermopylae, which unfolded at a narrow pass on the coast of Greece whose name translates as Hot Gates.
Hot Gates, indeed! Devotees of the pectoral, deltoid and other fine muscle groups will find much to savor as King Leonidas (Gerard Butler) leads 300 prime Spartan porterhouses into battle against Persian forces commanded by Xerxes (Rodrigo Santoro), a decadent self-proclaimed deity who wants, as all good movie villains do, to rule the world.
Wednesday, March 07, 2007
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