Song of the Day: Nirvana vs. Rick Astley – Never Gonna Give Your Teen Spirit Up
Notes: DJ Morgoth – aparently from Germany – seems to do a lot of mashup stuff. Among it this pretty crazy but somehow interesting one mixing Rick Astley’s “Never gonna give you up” and Nirvana’s “Smells Like Teen Spirit”. Download or listen below…
Via The 404
Audio via djmorgoth.com
Song of the Day: Maxïmo Park – A Cloud Of Mystery
Notes: After having listened to Quicken the Heart a few times I really like it now. Great record!
Couldn’t find this exact song to download/stream anywhere but you can download Let’s Get Clinical and Wraithlike, two other songs from the new album.
Audio via rcrdlbl.com & spinner.com
Song of the Day: Death Cab For Cutie – Brothers on a Hotel Bed
Notes: This is such a beautiful song…
Song of the Day: Ladyhawke – My Delirium (Fan Death Remix)
Notes: Download or listen below…
Audio via rcrdlbl.com
BY-NC-ND by @Saigon, on Flickr
I watched the latest episode of CNET’s The Real Deal earlier today where they mentioned an interesting tip for air-travellers carrying a laptop computer:
So sometimes it happens that the guys at the security check take your laptop out of its bag or sleeve for closer inspection after which you might find it on the conveyor belt separate from the bag. So now if another traveller has the same model of laptop there might be some confusion. You can avoid that by simply taping your business card or other sheet with your name on it onto your computer.
Seems like an interesting tip that might save you and other travellers some time and nerves at the airport…
Song of the Day: The Electric Diorama – Oh Dear Now I’m Sure I Hate Your
Notes: Saw them live in Graz by chance last Friday (photos here). They were great. This song however sounds a bit like Fall Out Boy or something which I normally don’t like that much. Anyway, download or listen below…
Audio via sxsw.com
Song of the Day: Mando Diao – Dance With Somebody
Notes: Can’t get this out of my head today…
Screenshot from truveo.com
I just noticed that turveo.com has undergone a redesign and actually look much nicer new. For those of you who don’t know, Truveo (a subsidiary of AOL) is a video search engine and can be really useful sometimes:
Well normally if I want to watch a video on the web I go to Youtube first. But some videos – especially music videos it seems – are not available to users outside of the US or maybe they aren’t on Youtube at all. So if this is the case, I go to Truveo to see if that video is available on any other site so I can actually watch it. And most of the time I find what I’ve been looking for this way.
