Once again here is another "8 Track" mix. This one is specifically tailored for sedentary lifestyles and can be applied to most personal environments, such as kitchens, autobahns, and futons. Apologies for the 30 seconds of dead silence at the end of the Large Professor song, as well as if you're allergic to House music. As they say, the difference between poison and elixir is the dosage. Enjoy!
Artist Roll Call: Mr. Fingers, Large Professor, Omar S, Busta Rhymes, Atmosfear, Joey Beats, Meaty Ogre, and Nite Jewel.
-Duane Reade the Selector
June 10, 2009
June 7, 2009
"I don't think I had the sophistication to appreciate what a cultural shift hip-hop was when I first heard it, but I was also pretty young. I mean, when you are in 5th grade, every day has it's own eureka moment." - Stretch Armstrong
If you're remotely interested in rap, radio shows, or the original ZOO YORK, then you may appreciate this relatively new interview with DJ Stretch Armstrong.
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For the scoop on the original ZOO YORK video called "Mixtape" (1998), read Eli Gesner's interview.
*that dude standing behind Busta in Robbie Gangemi's part is indeed Kurious Jorge...
-Carryouth
June 2, 2009
Doin the butt.
Butt Pirates from Jagwiremon on Vimeo.
Two weekends ago in a storybook setting called the Promised Land. -JagwireLabels: buttdrops, EU, jagwiremon, skating sorta, video
May 29, 2009
May 27, 2009
May 23, 2009
May 19, 2009
I always wanted to put up a mix of some songs, but I was always afraid of getting entangled in some spyware popup mess that comes with using free e-storage. Luckily, 8tracks.com exists, which allows users to share their mixes, although not the actual files. There's some real restrictions to the site, due to the music infringement laws. I guess we'll see how it works out.
This mix consists of some electronic or instrumental music; some of it you may have heard. And I think there will be at least one track that you might consider to be suspect. Hopefully you enjoy it though!
Gwen Guthrie. Tundra. Meaty Ogre. Kiln... among others
-Career*ouch
May 14, 2009
Tales from the Grill
Small Sunday BBQ from Jagwiremon on Vimeo.
Some feel good pre-summer warm ups! Music once again by Kevin Krash and Keith Handsome from the Hambone Sessions Album. -JagwiremonMay 9, 2009
Bill Stroebeck is one of the filmers behind the Alien Workshop videos in the past couple of years. He has also been featured on Epicly Later'd on VBS in the Anthony Poppalardo series.
The point is... Stroebeck has only recently been releasing youtube videos of his old footage, which outweighs the big budget skate videos without a doubt. Think Dan Wolfe's Eastern Exposure with Stroebeck's personal style.
Raw! Check 'em out.
May 4, 2009
Photos from 'Out There' Show
I'm a little late on this, but here are some scenes from a recent art show we had in Lancaster, PA. It was a four person show featuring Christian Herr, Kris Harzinsky, John Slaby, and Keith Garcia. The opening was on April 4th and will end almost 2 months later, on the weekend of May 23rd. Info at theinfantreegallery.com
-Jagwiremon
Labels: christian herr, infantree, john slaby, keith garcia, kris harzinsky, lancaster, out there, philadelphia, philly
