I will not be attending this one but I'm curious what the level of interest will be in reunion show by these 80's pop wonders from Minneapolis.
Will they still have moves like these?
Friday Afternoon Musical Gift - Push th' Little Daisies by Ween
The band's only music video far as I can tell.
New iPod nano could be a runner's best friend
If you're a runner and blessed with a good (preferably commercial-free) radio station like the Twin Cities are, you've got to be excited about the new iPod nano. Say goodbye to playlist fatigue as you head out the door with the built-in FM tuner.
There's also the Nike-plus kit (sold separately) which tracks time, miles, pace, calories, and gives you feedback during your run. Of course, the big deal is supposed to be that the nano now has a video camera. Not so helpful running but an awesome feature all the same.
I may have to reward myself with a nano next time I accomplish something big. Like my upcoming marathon. Better yet, full time employment.
Update:
-Smart, thorough review by Technologizer.
A Tasty Tune and Fruity Video from Yo La Tengo
Periodically Double or Triple from the band's Popular Songs, released today.
Bob Dylan Recites 'Twas the night before Christmas
To put you in the mood for his forthcoming Christmas album, listen as raspy ol' Bob recites this holiday classic on his radio show back in '06. (See also Dylan's Commercial Chronicles.)
Friday Afternoon Musical Gift: Ferris Bueller's Twist and Shout
Matthew Broderick on the death of John Hughes:
"I am truly shocked and saddened by the news about my old friend John Hughes. He was a wonderful, very talented guy and my heart goes out to his family."
Bill Paxton:
"He took a tremendous chance on me. Like Orson Welles, he was a boy wonder, a director's director, a writer's writer, a filmmaker's filmmaker. He was one of the giants."
Another Side of Brother Ali
On our way to catch Aquatennial fireworks, we were pleasantly surprised to stumble upon Brother Ali's performance at the One Day In July festival on an otherwise quiet street in Minneapolis' North Loop. We approached from behind the stage.
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