Crizzly, who resides at ghostpizza, destroyed our tiny little minds with the track below. Take Zelda, Dubstep, a lawnmower, and Crizzly and throw them in a blender. Hit puree. The result is below. Don’t worry about the download limit being reached on SoundCloud. Follow through the link below the track and you’ll find an alternate location to download this cultural masterpiece.
I toted around my phone with this track on it at QuakeCon this year to share it with some producers and dubstep heads in the BYOC. Spreading love one step at a time, literally.
Bonus Barrel! This post’s bonus barrel comes from my recent favorites list over on SoundCloud. These are the tracks I just can’t seem to get enough of. If you want to keep up with what I’m stalking over on SoundCloud then you can check my favorites page periodically to see what new tracks have cropped up there. You’ll find my inner-most secrets as well as where I’m digging to bring you the best of the best.
I hear it’s pretty fizzy in Miami this time of year. Good thing, because next Thursday you’ll be able to catch Miami Horror and Fizzy Dino Pop at the Granada Theater for just $12. For those of you without jobs that means that all you have to do is ask twelve people for $1 and you’re in.
I’ve yet to see Miami Horror live, but I’ve been a fan for a while. You should catch them while they’re in town. I’ve been to a lot of Fizzy Dino Pop shows in the past, but when is it a bad time to catch Fizzy Dino Pop live? An added bonus for this show is that Yuria will be back and in effect, so this show will be extra-awesome.
I’ll be there, people I know will be there, and you better be there. No excuses.
The Sore Losers also have a show coming up THIS Friday at the House of Blues. I’m hoping to make it out to that show as well, but I can’t make any promises there. Either way, if your Friday is wide open this late in the week you better fill it with the Sore Losers and the other acts going on that night at the House of Blues.
Mashup of the year right here and you can’t deny it. Even if you didn’t like the original you’re going to love this. Blast through the rest of the week with this ammunition.
My last PC and I had a love/hate relationship during its last few abysmal months of life and, upon buying my Macbook Pro in the summer of ’07, I decided it was time to take the old girl out back and put a bullet in the heat of her single core Pentium 4 CPU. Actually, she is banished to the closet along with one of my other old machines.
I outfitted the Macbook Pro with a copy of WIndows Vista in order to run Steam to satisfy my gaming needs during the times of no PC. This worked out great until Blizzard unleashed StarCraft 2 upon the world. I, like any good fanboy, went down and bought the game on release day and went home to install it. The only problem was that my Macbook Pro had passed its prime and was no longer able to keep up with the curve… to Newegg!
Later that week a whole box of goodies came in – a Lian Li case and an array of components, a monitor, a keyboard, and a mouse. I snapped some pictures when I was putting it together, but out of excitement was frantically putting the machine together instead of taking pictures of every little step.
The outcome? Let’s just say I’ve finished StarCraft 2′s single-player campaign and I’m on Steam a lot more often than never. It’s good to have a PC up and running again and Windows 7 isn’t half bad either.
