Turn your head and cough
Submitted by spinnerty on Fri, 03/20/2009 - 3:16pmyesterday i went over to visit the lovely folks at the Hearing and Speech Center of Northern Cali to get a hearing test and have them pour some pink junk in my ear to make a mold for some ear plugos. after countless nights of loud sound systems and all that, i was pleasantly surprised that i could still hear pretty well above 18,000 hertz as well as really quiet mid-frequency tones. but yeah, if you're a music person, or just a person. it wouldn't be a bad idea to get this sort of thing checked out.
Spinnerty mix
Submitted by spinnerty on Mon, 03/16/2009 - 3:25pmyo, i did a little guest mix for some homies across the pond on A Deeper Groove podcast. peep game
Grown Kids on instant messenger
Submitted by brown.majic on Fri, 03/13/2009 - 7:17pmhey, add our screename to your AIM account:
'grownkidsradio'
Drop us a line while were on air and make requests, taunt us, admire us, do it.
Can You Play That One Song
Submitted by spinnerty on Thu, 03/12/2009 - 12:02pmThe homeboy d-Lo out in new york has created an entertaining website that chronicles songs requests. So true.
>>Motion Sickness>> 2nd Thursdays @ Vertigo ((SF)) March 12, 2009 w/ special guest E Da Boss
Submitted by cyclyst on Mon, 03/09/2009 - 1:55am
baawk baawwwkkk!
Submitted by brown.majic on Fri, 03/06/2009 - 10:47pmhey folks, peep my other estranged family, or something like that. I sort of forget about them most of the time, but it's all anykine kine sheshh. 'WTF is pop culture'
Kutiman w a dope idea and dope execution: Thru You
Submitted by spinnerty on Wed, 03/04/2009 - 11:45amdamn, this shit caught me off gaurd this morning and it is super fresh. you may have heard of the producer Kutiman through his releases on MPM. here is the man making full songs strictly out of people doin their thing on youtube
RIAA layoffs
Submitted by brown.majic on Tue, 03/03/2009 - 10:47pmoh snap...maybe the music pirates will be able to pirate on.
February 26
2009
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Layoffs Confirmed at RIAA, Estimates Approach 30...
The RIAA has now reduced a substantial amount of staff, according to information confirmed by the organization to Digital Music News. Earlier this week, sources pointed to "significant" layoffs in the range of 30, and chops across various regional, anti-piracy units.
The Washington, DC-based RIAA did not initially respond to inquiries, though representative Cara Duckworth eventually confirmed details by email early Thursday morning. "Can't confirm number but I can confirm there were layoffs," Duckworth relayed. "As you can imagine, the music community is not immune from the impact of these tough economic times." Some staffers may have also been released from headquarters.
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