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Currently watching Release date: 2003-11-25 |
Also check out this new video featuring the entire Fueled by Ramen roster and myself that Uhhmaria on YouTube just uploaded:
PEACE Y’ALL!!!
MC Lars
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Currently watching Natural Born Killers – Oliver Stone Collection Release date: 2001-01-16 |
this place like i said is filled with candy and treats, kinda like the train to hogwarts. i guess james used to lots of drugs so now we eat lots of junk food instead. and sometimes u gotta be creative like i took two eggo waffles and toasted them and put peanut butter in the middle or one time, or i should say two times, i made bologna nachos. now sully and i, my merch guy (who is also reggie’s merch guy) will just bring up bologna nachos and start cracking up. it was delciious and we gave each other high fives.
i think i’ve gained five pounds and i hope my little birthday present doesn’t show up in mn and is like, i don’t fuck fat people. she won’t, she already says she likes me just as i am, which is why im prolly relaxed enough to eat whatever. i’ll walk it off in september in nyc as the leaves change.
im excited and happy about all things. last night was pax and i wasnt there and i can only hope people didn’t even think to talk about me let alone talk shit. i performed for about twenty people in reno. it was my first show there so the people that were there were beyond stoked and it made it one of the better shows of tour until the end when i started to get psyched out and disoriented, the lights were too much, it felt like a rap show under the third degree. afterwards frank from mychem said i put the same show on for 4 people or 4 hundred. he said not everyone is like that.
hanging out with james has been awesome, at first i was like he doesnt like me and everyone here thinks im annoying and then he talked about me on stage in san luis obispbo and was like, mc chris says funny shit all day. and i thanked him later on the bus and he was like, you’re my favorite person in the world and i don’t want to tour without you and i can’t wait to hang out when tour’s over cuz we live close etc. just beyond nice. i was expecting drama and he just aint bringing it, outside of his bull dog getting hit by a car. feel better willy the bulldog! james said he’d be on my next record and help out with battle hi, even tho he doesnt know what it is yet.
im in a pretty good mood. i’ve been touring for three months straight now and we’re about to enter month four. frankie’s wife just came on the bus and woke him up with surprise smooches. i miss my birthday present.
i’ve been having a kick ass time playing bad company. tanks on a golf course, a kick ass dune buggy/jeep. the vehicles are dope. i can imagine online play kicks ass, close quarters combat is the way to go. and i’m getting better at getting the gold.
fallyn and her dad (ceo of new era caps) invited us to the baseball cap hq in buffalo so we got free caps comin as well. i just finished watching they live. it was awesome. if u live in salt lake city and can hook me up holler, i’m just sitting here stewin, counting down the days till tuesday.
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We’re currently staring down the barrel of PAX weekend.
I’m not going, but I’m not jealous of those of you who are. Fuckers!
Okay, maybe I’m a little envious.
Still, since everyone else is in full-on PAX mode already, I’m gonna shy away from the subject a bit. I mean, y’all know the deal. But I just want to say if anyone comes around selling cookies while you’re in line for an event, buy one. It’s for a good cause.
Its true folks: Nerdcore artists Optimus Rhyme are calling it quits after 8 years of creating some of the greatest nerdcore ever. In a statement on the bands MySpace page released yesterday they announced that they would perform one last show, release the last of their recordings, and that they felt they had achieved their musical goals.
Dearest Autobeat Allies,
After 8 years of making music together, Optimus Rhyme is calling it quits. We have had a glorious time battling those evil Wackacon forces and now feel our mission is complete. Thank you for coming to the shows, buying our albums, spreading the Autobeat Gospel, and, again, coming to the shows. Meeting many of you in clubs across the country was unforgettable and we hope to cross paths again.
We have a final batch of songs that we will have out by year’s end. We’ll keep you posted on when and where you can find them. In the meantime, come celebrate the finale with us at the High Dive in Seattle (513 N 36th St G, Seattle, WA 98103 (206) 632-0212) this Thursday night, August 28th. We will be sharing the stage with longtime friends The Goondocks, the Godfather of Nerdcore MC Frontalot, and heir apparent Beefy. Doors at 8pm, music at 9pm.
xoxo,
grimROCK, Powerthighs, Stumblebee, & Wheelie Cyberman
We thank them for their support, and want them to know that will be sorely missed
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Currently listening Size 14 |
Where has the summer gone?
And consequently, when, exactly, will autumn arrive in earnest?
Don’t get me wrong; it’s cooling down here in the south, but the specter of sweltering days and clammy nights still skulks about our humble hills. It simply waits for us to become comfortable. So that it might catch us unaware.
This late August edition of RFH is similar. It waits for you to settle into a groove, and then it catches you with your guard down. BOOM crazy pop remix. BAM emo-prog-geek-rock. BLAMMO acoustic cover song.
But still, I hope you find this auditory pummeling to your liking.
Download Radio Free Hipster Ep. 51: End of Summer Clearance Sale [hosting provided by Antisocial] Size: 42.5 MB Running Time: 46:25
Intro: Baddd Spellah – “Radio Free Hipster Theme (feat. Beefy)“
This song is like a cool drink on a hot afternoon.
Track 1: DJ Mashup – “Franchize Boys at Large”
Did you lean with it? Did you subsequently rock with it? No, I didn’t think so.
Z’s 1st interlude: “My end of summer spectacular.”
Because, honestly, I reckon we all need more spectacular things in our lives.
Track 2: Beefy – “Olly Olly Oxen Free”
There’s a really simple charm to this track that I can’t help but dig. Word is, it’s actually got some age on it.
Track 3: Katy Perry – “Hot N Cold (feat. The Former Fat Boys) “
FFB do a lot of these bootleg rap remixes, and I’m actually a big fan of ‘em.
Track 4: Chef - “Simultaneous”
I, for one, was a lot more distressed over the loss of Isaac Hayes than the passing of Bernie Mac.
Track 5: Brad Sucks – “Fake It“
It looks like the fan video project for this track is complete, but Brad still wants more submissions.
Track 6: id obelus – “Unlucky”
This song really gets me excited about id’s new album.
Track 7: Kris Straub – “Paint the Line ‘88“
“Look into the dragon’s heart / Razor in the stingray spine / Ate a whole party sub / Paint the line.”
Track 8: MC Router – “Greetings in Braille”
Apparently Router caught wind that I had misplaced my copy of “Unwired,” so she sent me her entire discography, including this little gem.
Z’s 2nd interlude: “They gave their lives for ping pong. They gave their lives for America!”
Honestly, I love when continuity makes its way into Penny Arcade. The results are always inspiring.
Track 9: Phoenix Jukebox – “We Goin’ Down”
I tend to get a fair amount of hey-listen-to-this emails, and I’m glad I do. Otherwise I might miss cool shit like this.
Track 10: The Grammar Club – “Code Monkey“
If I’m not mistaken, this was the Club’s last track with Glenn Case. It’s a real beauty.
Track 11: Coheed and Cambria – “Blood Red Summer”
I know I’m gonna take a lot of shit from Coheed fans, but I really find a lot of their music rather pretentious. But hey, I ain’t judging you. Different strokes for different folks, as they say. And besides, I find this to be a delightful little pop number.
Track 12: The Four Eyes – “Holiday Road”
Another delightful cover from our friends The Four Eyes! Don’t it make you wanna head off on a road trip?
Track 13: Optimus Rhyme – “My Piroshky (reprise) (Remix)”
A moment of silence, if you please.
Z’s final interlude: “The world is a dimmer place without Optimus.”
And I mean it.
Track 14: YTCracker – “Summer Girls“
Having finally met YTCracker, I finally understand what folks like Beefy have been saying about him: amazingly nice guy.
With any luck I’ll be recording my first ever Drunken Podcasting Month ‘cast over the weekend. And, with a little more luck, I won’t be doing it alone.
I’ve invited Matt and Church to sit in with me, and hopefully they’ll both be able to play. Because, y’know, drinking alone ain’t nearly as fun as doing it with friends.
In the meantime, thanks for checking out ep. 51. I hope you found a little something to help keep your spirits up as the days get shorter.
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1. Everyone’s a Little Bit Gay (2007)
Recorded with Rob Seals at One Good Tern Studios in Hollywood last year, a song about how homophobia is bad that talks about the Kinsey scale of human sexuality.
2. Bring the 90’s Back (2004)
Recorded with John Fields at Mansfield Lodge, this is the song about the 90’s that I reference in “21 Concepts”, the original demo had an Ace of Base sample.
3. Geekd Out (2004)
Recorded with Mike Sapone, this original came out on the “Greetings from Norcal – The Northern California Compilation” in 2006. Great comp! This song is also mentioned in “21 Concepts.”
4. It’s a Latin Thing (2005)
I recorded this with producer Carlos Bess at his Manhattan studio in 2005. It was originally going to be on the Graduate but came out being too different than anything else on that record. So here it is for you today! It’s based on a Primus bass loop from “American Life” that we processed and tweaked and you wouldn’t know unless I just told you like I did.
5. The Lint Song (2006)
I recorded this with Mike Sapone in 2006 for my friend’s lint documentary. Then it was on the “For the Kids 3″ compilation, but the label people accidentally put the ultra-violent demo. Here’s the fully produced version, featuring Mike’s son on the chorus.
6. Rock Star (2004)
I recorded this with Mike Sapone as a bonus track for the international releases of the Laptop EP.
I’m in the studio this week with Jaret from Bowling for Soup and Linus from Size 14 / Nerf Herder compiling and getting the tracks ready. “This Gigantic Robot Kills” will definitely drop in January. It’s slamming yo!
High five players.
Lars
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Currently watching Network (Two-Disc Special Edition) Release date: 2006-02-28 |
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