Month: September 2003
Starscape 2003
Pictures Sara and I went out to Starscape 2003 last night. We spent most of saturday burning copies of my mix CD to hand out (Sara whipped up the CD insert on her Mac since mine doesn’t like doing much Read More …
Bush’s Glaring Lies
Bush gave his weekly radio address this past Saturday wherein he sought to reassure his listeners that progress is being made in the world as a direct result of his descisions. The most noticeable amongst Bush’s quotes is “The world Read More …
Today’s Link Of The Day
Is Larry Carlson’s Mind-Morphing Flash Movies.
Amazing Nature
There’s an incredible picture of the beauty and power of nature over on Modi’s site this morning. I’ll post one here as well. Anyone know of a good site with artistic depictions of nature’s power anywhere? I just don’t want Read More …
A New Mix and Site Design
Alright, so I got myself busy behind the scenes during this long weekend and busted out some new graphics for this site and a new full-on psychedelic trance mix! Many thanks and kisses to my dear love Sara for giving Read More …
For Sale
I need to make room in my studio so I’m selling a set of Pioneer CDJ-100Ss which come in their very own home, a Gründorf coffin (carpeted outside.) The coffin is designed to hold the two CDJs plus a Pioneer Read More …
HUUAHGLAHAUGALA
Someone please explain to me why I find Jerkcity incredibly amusing. It’s pretty much the only comic I read on a daily basis.
Studio Layout Updated
I updated the Visio of my new studio layout. It differs quite a bit from the previous one. The PC has been replaced by a Mac, there’s no more need for the Mackie mixer, and the DJ rig was upgraded. Read More …
Helping Erowid
If you’re in the Chicago area Sunday, October 12, then be sure to go down to the Beat Kitchen for a benefit for the indespensible website Erowid Daniel Pinchbeck will be presenting oral readings titled Break Open The Head: A Read More …
ASCAP Wants To Be Like RIAA
Well, apparently feeling left out by all the press coverage the RIAA is getting over it’s mass-production of file sharing lawsuits, the ASCAP is joining the fray by demanding that towns and cities pay royalties for the songs it plays Read More …