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City: Philadelphia
State: Pennsylvania
Country: US
Signup Date: 10/14/2006

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Tuesday, January 13, 2009 

Category: Music
Me n' Tronny 5 made a tape. Get some.

DOWNLOAD THE NEW MIXTAPE FROM ME N' HONKYTRON! DOLLAR GRILLZ' DAY OFF!




FREE DOWNLOAD FROM BADONGO.COM

FREE DOWNLOAD FROM DIVSHARE.COM

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Tuesday, November 25, 2008 

Current mood:  jolly
Category: Music
So I've been collecting all these old house and techno records from like 5 years on either side of 1990, and I finally decided to put some favorites into a mixtape. Toward the end you'll hear some newer tunes, including a non-four-on-the-floor song from Mad Rad (check them out at http://www.myspace.com/madandrad, they tear it up) and a new joint that I've been working on called FYR. Or the project will be called FYR. I don't know yet. Anyway, download this tape! It's half an hour long at 130 beats per minute. Get down!

From Bandongo.com: http://www.badongo.com/file/12226227

From DivShare.com: http://www.divshare.com/download/5914163-c96
Friday, May 09, 2008 

Category: Music
Oh no? Oh yeah!

Seriously, Milli Vanilli's on here. Also Ratt. You want this.

Track 1: JJC
http://www.divshare.com/download/4329232-873

Track 2: Honkytron
http://www.divshare.com/download/4329234-e43

Track 3: JJC
http://www.divshare.com/download/4329235-dfd

Track 4: Honkytron
http://www.divshare.com/download/4329236-e21
Wednesday, February 06, 2008 

Category: Music
Machines Wanna Buck 320kbps mp3 dowload (11MB): 320 kbps download 11 MB

Instructions: Dowload track. Roll to a dance party 15 deep. Give any DJ with a computer a burned CD containing Philly Buck Buck tracks. Demand to hear Philly Buck Buck immediately. Threaten to play the game in the middle of the dance floor if the track doesn't get played. Follow through on the threat. When the bouncers come, the Buck Buck crew should scatter to all corners of club. Continue until the number of the crew not yet thrown out can no longer successfully carry out a round of Buck Buck. Remember: GET ROWDY!
Thursday, January 10, 2008 
25 to 75% off, starting Friday, but fuck that. I'm going digging now, and to say goodbye to a Philly institution. Downstairs will stay open, put the record-selling portion of the store is going bye-bye.

!
Jesse
Friday, June 22, 2007 

Current mood:  angry
Category: Parties and Nightlife
I need to open by saying that the Bug Jar in Rochester, NY is a kickass place. The staff there are awesome, Nick on sound, E.P. at the door, Bob behind the bar, Ian behind the bar, and the other bartenders whose names I didn't learn or forgot, very very nice folks. Easygoing, cool to work with, good people.

But, so, on to the kids who suck.

I'm wrapping up this tour we kicked off at the beginning of the month and goddamn, there's some idiots in Rochester. It's always hard when you're showing up to do someone else's job, and the one resident DJ was like, "Oh, yeah, we'll let you play some records along with us, that would be cool." They had two CD players (not CD decks, just rack component disc changers) and an iPod.

They let me play one song during their set (Blue Monday, the crowd went wild), then proceeded to be total neurotic dickheads the entire rest of the night. I came back to the booth half an hour later and was like, "Hey, you should let me mix a song here. Just one."

They said, "Dude, you gotta back off. You're totally stressing us out. We know our crowd, we know how to do this, and we don't trust you to play a song because we're afraid our crowd will go outside to smoke because they don't like you and then they'll never come back." I added that last part, but that was the message I was getting.

So I said, "If ever there was a crowd ready to hear something different, this is that crowd. Gimme a shot."

After a few more words I told them that their indie rock dance punk songs were bad music, and then the kid looked at me and said, "Well...Fuck you."

I said, "Yeah, cool, fuck you too. Now lemme rock!" and the little prick shoved me.

I didn't hit him. I don't really hit people. But if we had come to blows, at least it would have been about song selection and integrity. I probably wouldn't have hit him, but goddammit, someone needs to.

The kid who shoved me tried to make it all better later, and in the course of the discussion told me that he doesn't like or listen to the music that he plays, that he goes to wikipedia and looks up "dance punk," then downloads some mp3s. He also told me that even though he doesn't love it, he makes decent money, and the kids seem to like it, so he keeps doing it.

I told him he better learn to sneak some shit in there that those kids haven't heard, shit that he loves, or to get the fuck off the public address system. There's no reason to make it loud enough to damage people's hearing if you're in charge and you don't like what you're listening to.

Get a suit and a tie and a job job, kiddo, you're fucking it up for the rest of us, is where I left it. I was encouraging him to quit.

I'm such a jerk sometimes. But I stand by my position.

This party should die: http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendid=8724545

And this kid should get beat up: http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendid=48047219

Argh!

Love,
Jesse
Currently listening:
Living on Video
By Trans-X
Release date: 02 February, 1996
Wednesday, April 18, 2007 
So I finally got the dates up. I'll keep them updated as I learn more and more venue names.

I hope people in the South like my records...
Monday, March 12, 2007 

Current mood:  cheerful
Category: Music
Right, so, I know it can lessen the experience of listening to a remix if you can't find the original. Here's where to go:

Mose Giganticus MySpace profile: http://myspace.com/mosegiganticus

To hear other remixes: http://www.mosegiganticus.com/mp3.html#

Hee-yah!
Jesse
Sunday, February 18, 2007 

Current mood:Ah well.
Category: Writing and Poetry

My main thesis, drawn from personal experience and that of friends, is that Richard D. James was the album to re-legitimize electronic music in the estimations of a generation of second-wave punk rockers. Sure, we appreciated industrial music (arguably pretty electronic stuff in its own right), but the excruciatingly boredom-inducing, metronomic simplicity of rave music in all its myriad forms (not to mention jeans featuring cuffs with 72-inch circumferences and day-glo plastic pockets in which to put your day-glo plastic jewelry and your day-glo pacifier and your jar full of double-stacked E-pills) had us hating anything electronic. Plus which the word synthesizer evoked in our minds aural snippets of music we were still too young to be nostalgic about, like The Jets' "Crush on You" (a current favorite of mine), or even worse, prog rock and its attendant mental images of stadiums brimming with dope-smoking hippies. Electronic music was for people who were decidedly not punk rock, who spent a lot of money to look like fluorescent douche bags, and who took designer drugs. Our idea of a "designer drug" was Heineken. We therefore sneered at the whole of electronic music while making excuses for bands like Skinny Puppy and KMFDM, who still used heavily distorted guitars and shouted around a lot about apocalyptic-sounding stuff, which helped us ignore the fact that they appeared onstage with keyboards. (Also, their keyboards had skulls on them, but I digress.)

Richard D. James changed all that. Here was electronic music that was by turns brash, challenging, in-your-face, and arrestingly beautiful. The latter case can rarely be made for punk and hardcore. It is the simple harmonic beauty present on Richard D. James in such tunes as "Girl/Boy Song," "Fingerbib," and "To Cure a Weakling Child" that forced the musical taste of many an electronic music hater to mature instantly. How else to accommodate an appreciation of this example of a genre of music they weren't supposed to like? The jarring, glitchy, perverse nature of Richard D. James won their respect; the sheer prettiness of some of the tracks melted their hardened hearts.

Note: Can you believe I wrote "melted their hardened hearts?" Sappy, huh?

Note 2 (03-13-07): Not the most stinging of rejection letters, but a rejection nonetheless. I guess all I can hope is that I was beaten out by friends like Sebastian. Ah well.

Hi there

 

Thanks so much for your proposal for the 33 1/3 series. I'm afraid that yours isn't one of the proposals we'll be signing up, but we really do appreciate that you took the time to send it in – we enjoyed reading every one of them.

 

Very best wishes,

 

David

Currently listening:
Richard D. James Album
By Aphex Twin
Release date: 28 January, 1997