blues riff singing the story of the jersey devil. free download with a video to accompany it. a nice halloween treat from the boss. is this his way of apologizing for not hosting a haunted house this year?

is one of my favorite beers. the other night while in the no libs foodery i spotted a DOUBLE dead guy ale. it was doubley tastey. so i went to the rogue site this morning to investigate the run of the beer and if i should stock up. no run info on the site but found they did a beer with sig hansen of deadliest catch which is interesting.

poked around the online store and found a dead guy home brew kit. this is an interesting release in that most brewers keep their recipes close to the chest. might give it a go, been debating on attempting to start home brewing.

radio silence, a new book ‘documents the ignored space between the Ramones and Nirvana through the words and images of the pre-Internet era where this community built on do-it-yourself ethics thrived.’

its rad to see some of the more background on this era of music. its interesting to see all the books and movies that are sprouting up from this era in time. match this with the history of anarcho punk and you have yourself and burgeoning punk rock book club.

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its a picture disc entitled ’splattergoat’. 500 pressed. limited edition. the 5 songs by bad shit make this worthwhile. especially with the song ‘all hail cardiel’. if you have no idea who john cardiel is i suggest you learn by watching epicly laterd 16 part video profile.

buddyhead sums up the new GnR coverbands new record chinese democracy well and axl himself. “axl is a dickhead” so true. i got passed along an early mix of their new record where there were no real drums but an almost jungle beat as a backing track. really axl? taking GnR to the dance clubs? this should not have seen the light of day. songs written in the 90s should have stayed there. if theres no izzy, duff, or slash forget about it.

i cant remember when exactly i became obsessed with popup books. a professor in college developed one based off of master works of arts and brought in the paper engineer he worked with. yes there is such thing as a paper engineer. today on boingboing they featured paper engineer Sam Ita creating a page from his pop up interpretation of 20,000 leagues under the sea.