but which acts would you consider truly "commercially successful" that are using beat scene style beats? (TPAB aside)

january jones is so dreamy in this.

it's crazy how influential flying lotus (via dilla) has become I think this is one of the most cemented observations to come from this record and everything that's happened in the past few years. There is this widening gap between the further exploration of this lo-fidelity, jazz-influenced, no-hol...

future dropped a tape last night out of the blue. pretty good, not as great as monster after a couple listens.

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there is a lot going on in this record. nothing stuck out upon first listen (first time i heard GKMC it was apparent that "don't kill my vibe" was THE song after one listen), it's going to take a while to process. first impression is that it's big in scope, and an accomplishment as far as album cons...

Durst killed at least 1 of these people, could've put out a hit on victims 1 and/or 3 . huh? he admitted in court to killing and dismembering victim 3 himself. The handwriting is still the most damning evidence. and like i was saying earlier, hypothetically that could be defended if they weave some...

gratifying ending. i feel like if they just left him mic'd up dude would keep forgetting and eventually just kill someone else on a hot lav. the fact there is still a juror in texas that thinks he's just "the unluckiest man alive" makes me think a conviction is still harder than it looks (because it...

gonna peep this weekend at some point, kudos for all the hard work i'm sure it took.

well yeah...i personally have no doubt that he killed all the people he is accused of killing. that seems obvious as fuck to any rational human being. at this point i'm watching this show going "okay, hopefully they find something that proves beyond reasonable doubt he killed these people so he can ...

that handwriting looks like pretty damning evidence.

edit: though i guess he could be like "yeah i drove down, saw her already dead body, felt bad, wrote a letter, drove back to sf."

just got halfway through. better than last season, way less soap opera-y.

i low key fell asleep for part of it, but my girl was saying "he was only on trial for murder, not for mutilating a body, and in texas if the killing is deemed self defense then it isn't murder." forgive me if that sounds obvious if you watched the whole episode. it's insane to me that you can chop ...

absolutely insane what good lawyers can do for you.

his twitch is wild...it's like it emphasizes every lie he tells.

HBO true crime docu-series about Robert Durst, part of one of the wealthiest fams in NY, whom many believe has gotten away with 3 murders.

seems like HBO trying to get in on the Serial hype, but i'm down. R U DOWN?

"polo sporting goods" was a quick favorite of mine when i found out about it last year (i was late, it came out in 13 i think). new style seems v different but i could get used to it.

so far "know yourself" is my shit.

EDM: yeah need to be more persistent about watching Oliver's show, liked every episode i've seen and loved him as daily show guest host, i just forget to seek his show out online. also agree with what you said about colbert being funny but often patronizing to guests. even when you know he actually ...

a major component to the show is guests and i don't see them booking the same names without somebody with cred to back it up. personally that's the segment of the show i care least about. perhaps a third of the authors they have are interesting, the actors promoting movies...don't care, most of the...

i bet ed helms fills in for a little bit while they find someone.

would imagine both of them are very much above that position.

gotta remember, stewart and colbert both built themselves on those shows (stewart was doing okay before, but wasn't a huge celeb by any means). i think they'll end up going with a small name that can grow into the slot.

they're saying it'll continue on. i just hope it's not the white guy they have as a pundit on the show these days, i find him a bit grating. been watching the daily show since it started with craig kilborn, and i have to admit i didn't like jon stewart for the part when he got it in 99, and it took ...

i didn't react positively or negatively to it. i listened and it just kinda sank into background music. 5:31 is a lot of yell rapping to listen to.

will give it a try again later.

oops my bad. scrolled through that last page too, but was only looking for embeds and not reading sentences.

https://soundcloud.com/post-malone/white-iverson

some kid from dallas that just moved to LA...white guy. real catchy song, i think the youngsters are going to latch onto it.

Blockhead wrote: The music is identical to birdman at points. So that was just coincidence? Weird.

yeah i have a very hard time believing that.

ha my bad i was feeling . yeah i died at painted devito w/ recorder...or just the concept of painting on clothes in general.

Tommy Bunz wrote:incredible episode. Entire thing was pretty much one take.

It was a play off birdman...same style one take /backing music jazz drums / outrageous intensity.

birdman ep was amazing.