Thursday, February 17, 2011
El Gran Popeye
This is from Los Rockers de Vercruz, not those other Los Rockers from, well, somewhere else entirely. The are Los Rocker who do a version of Popeye the Sailorman Twist, if that helps any.
Los Rockers - El Gran Popeye
Couretsy of Sangrepesada
Edward Gorey - The Recently Deflowered Girl

As you relax to "Songs The Virgins Love", perhaps you will take a moment to reflect upon the rules of etiquette concerning a young lady in your unfortunate predicament.
Wednesday, February 16, 2011
Tuesday, February 15, 2011
After dinner: coffee and a theremin discussion.
Robert Moog and Clara Rockmore discuss the theremin over a cup of coffee. In the end we can see and hear Clara Rockmore play "Hebrew Melody" accompanied by her sister Nadia Reisenberg.
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Baby trashes bar in Las Palmas
Trailer for the short movie "Las Palmas" by Johannes Nyholm.
The music, 'Låt i H-moll', was written and performed by Björn Olsson.
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The music, 'Låt i H-moll', was written and performed by Björn Olsson.
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the name of the game is ...
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Exploiting Plastic Inevitable
St. Vitus' Dancehall has Exploiting Plastic Inevitable, a compilation of obscure garage band music from around the world.
Los Sirex - Yo Grito
Monday, February 14, 2011
Love Bandit
I usually don't post audio-only youtubes, but this is one of my favorite songs and it's VD and all...
Sunday, February 13, 2011
Jugo Fever
I am Jugo-mad today, listening to music from ex-Yugoslavia by Zlatni Akordi.....
Sunce sja samo za nas:
(the mystery is, why is the female singer not depicted on the cover? Or maybe they are all girls. Though I don't see any nylon windbreakers)
....and 7 Mladih
I might have paid more attention had there been more hippos and karate guys in US History class in school!
Brigitte Bardot - Brigitte (1963)
Tracks:01. L' Appareil A Sous (Gainsbourg) 1:30
02. Invitango (Bolling/Riviere) 2:35
03. Les Amis de la Musique (Riviere/Spanos) 2:58
04. Pas Davantage (Klein) 2:38
05. La Madrague (Bourgeois/Riviere) 2:38
06. El Cuchipe (Cesari/Orozco/Ramirez) 2:59
07. Everybody Loves My Baby (Palmer/Williams) 2:14
08. C'Est Rigolo (Bourgeois/Riviere) 2:54
I found it here!
You can download it there or HERE!
Saturday, February 12, 2011
Da Khwar Lasme Spogmay
Die,Danger,Die,Die,Kill! always satisfies. One of their latest offerings is the depraved and shameless Pakastani film, Da Khwar Lasme Spogmay.

The film's merits and storyline are expertly detailed in the post:
Despite being classified as a horror film, DKLS is in equal parts an ill conceived superhero tale, a mangy hybrid of Catwoman and The Incredible Hulk. Its heroine, Banno, is a young woman who periodically transforms into a ferocious half cat, half human creature and prowls the night in search of rapists. In the opening scene, she catches one such devil in the act, and, after gruesomely mauling him with her knife-like claws, uses her telekinetic vision to spread his legs apart so that she may more easily ram a huge tree branch up his ass. Yow! In classic Pashto film tradition, this sequence is accompanied by abundant stock footage of thunder and lighting, a blaring and ceaselessly hectoring music track, and teeth rattling sound effects that include a heavily reverbed cat's yowl.
Here's a clip for your enjoyment complete with annoying feeder graphics.
Not so sure Kenneth Anger wasn't involved in this. It's one of the stranger things I have ever seen.

The film's merits and storyline are expertly detailed in the post:
Despite being classified as a horror film, DKLS is in equal parts an ill conceived superhero tale, a mangy hybrid of Catwoman and The Incredible Hulk. Its heroine, Banno, is a young woman who periodically transforms into a ferocious half cat, half human creature and prowls the night in search of rapists. In the opening scene, she catches one such devil in the act, and, after gruesomely mauling him with her knife-like claws, uses her telekinetic vision to spread his legs apart so that she may more easily ram a huge tree branch up his ass. Yow! In classic Pashto film tradition, this sequence is accompanied by abundant stock footage of thunder and lighting, a blaring and ceaselessly hectoring music track, and teeth rattling sound effects that include a heavily reverbed cat's yowl.
Here's a clip for your enjoyment complete with annoying feeder graphics.
Not so sure Kenneth Anger wasn't involved in this. It's one of the stranger things I have ever seen.
Friday, February 11, 2011
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