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December 2, 2004
Shorties
NPR offers a Real stream of Brian Wilson performing Smile.
Secret Machines guitarist Ben Curtis talks to Chicago's Metromix. "People say we're 'prog rock,' but we write pop songs with experimental structures."
Drive-By Trucker Patterson Hood does a proper interview with Pulse of the Twin Cities. "We’re all huge, huge Hip-Hop fans, the whole band. That’s one of the only things we agree on as far as what to listen to on the road. We listen to a disproportionate share of Hip-Hop records when we’re all together, because that’s something that no one’s going to grumble about. I love Outkast, and that Kanye’ West record this year was probably easily in my top five, he had probably my favorite song of the year, "I Don’t Care." A lot of people probably think all we’re listening to is (the Skynyrd album) Second Helping all the time, you know?"
The Globe and Mail profiles photo sharing web application Flickr.
Catherine Keane's business is loading others' iPods.
Podcast Alley offers a podcast library, software, and more.
Rufus Wainwright talks to Toronto's Now. "I've always believed that albums are made before they're ever thought of, by randomly channelling things from the heavens."
Turn your Newton into a digital jukebox.
Painting By Numbers offers Boot Camp: Mashing for Beginners.
Megaprops go to Music For Robots for offering the theme to "The Adventures of Pete and Pete." My wife gets credit for trying to buy me dvd's of the show for Christmas, even though they haven't been officially released.
John Peel's autobiography will be published next October.
Skiddle reviews Dizzee Rascal's recent show at Glasgow Academy.
The ASU Web Devil lists their best "OG" punk albums ever.
