Archive for July, 2005

Sweet Smoke - Just a poke

July 28th, 2005 by Uber Heerser

Sweet
Smoke was formed in New York City but were most popular in Germany and
the Netherlands. Their first album is actually only two songs of each
around 16 minutes long. Their short career ended in 1974 after releasing
a live album which will soon feature on this blog as well. Now you
really don’t have to be a pothead to enjoy this album i assure you, try
it.

Just a poke

password : timkuikinc.

Enjoy!!

Nirvana

July 28th, 2005 by Uber Heerser

It’s
about time to have an album of these guys on ochblog, i don’t suppose
an introduction would make any sense. I couldn’t find the album i got
here listed anywhere, it’s a best of… from all albums i guess
including a take from MTV unplugged, i listed the tracklist here so you
can see for yourself if there’s anything worthwhile.
1.You know you’re right
2.About a girl
3.Been a son
4.Sliver
5.Smells like teen spirit
6.Come as you are
7.Lithium
8.In bloom
9.Heart-shaped box
10.Pennyroyal tea
11.Rape me
12.Dumb
13.All apologies
14.The man who sold the world
15.Where did you sleep last night

part 1
part 2

password : timkuikinc.

Enjoy !!

Toontunes

July 28th, 2005 by Uber Heerser

( via regnyouth )

Yes you’re right, stenende toon tunes, 49 no less. According to the password they should be from this
site, i couldn’t find the topic that is supposed to contain it. Anyway,
who gives a f**k if you can kick this sunny day off with some good ol’
funny songs.
Let’s see, i took two songs for you to enjoy now :

Mighty Mouse
Ren & Stimpy Show (dogpound)

And we got a RS download here :

Toon Tunes

password : www.dancingmokey.com  (no typo)

Enjoy!!

Sheer Terror

July 27th, 2005 by Uber Heerser

What to say about this band. Formed in 1985 (I think), last performance
in 2004. I’ll let these two quotes from leadsinger paul bearer speak
for themselves.
About modern-day punk rock fans: “These kids aren’t fooling anyone
about how cool they think they are. They’re the same ignorant suburban
sheep that I hated when I was a kid.”
About Sheer Terror in 1995: “I’m glad we’re at the stage of the game we
are. It’s been ten years now, and I’m thankful we’re not like all these
other friggin’ groups, jumping on bandwagons, playing bad Metal. So be
warned, we’re still here, and we’re not disappearing anytime soon. I
ain’t taking any prisoners, and I’m certainly not in this to make any
friends - so just get the hell out of my way.”

Thanks fer nuthin’

Password: bearer

Enjoy!

watch me change

July 27th, 2005 by Uber Heerser

By far the most stupid thing i’ve encountered on the web (except for merelroze perhaps), and believe me i’ve seen my share of stupidity (weak stomachs shouldn’t click on this one).

click

or click thumb

This is also very stupid, chicktionary.

Dude Broman

July 27th, 2005 by Uber Heerser

Never heard of it but it is worthwhile to have a look on recordbrother.

Coca Cola

July 27th, 2005 by Uber Heerser

Sharad Haksar

keep the magic alive

July 27th, 2005 by Uber Heerser

so does Hollywood, we had our share of movies, let’s bring on:grimm

We get asked a lot of questions. One is about the trailer and when it will go live in High Definition (HD)

Tinklebell

July 26th, 2005 by Uber Heerser

Enough with al this hip-hop/trip-hop. Time for some rock & roll, hell yeah!
Time for just three guys, a drumkit, a bass, a guitar and a microphone: Peter Pan Speedrock

“3 Headed rock ‘n’ roll beast from the beer & adrenalin-soaked basements of Eindhoven rockcity”

Lucky Bastards!

password: ochblog.nl :)

The Politics in hip-hop

July 26th, 2005 by Uber Heerser

Good afternoon, I am Pedigree, your new (kind of) guest-logger. The staff here (well, actually Betsy) thought I could ad something extra to this blog so I got invited to post some stuff every now and then.
My first post (w00t!) wil be about how you can go from Prince Paul to Chris Cornell in a few steps.Prince Paul started out in the eighties, teamed up with Dan the Automator for his first solo release. Few years later they team up again to form Handsome Boy Modeling School. In 2001 Automator joins Blur’s Damon Albarn for cartoon-band Gorillaz nameless debut. For the Gorillaz’ second album, Albarn asks for Dangermouse’s help. Dangermouse, famous because of his “Grey Album”, a mash-up between The Beatles’ “White Album” and Jay-Z’s “Black Album”. Automator later works with dj Shadow on the “Bombay the Hard Way” project. dj Shadow, one of the leading figures of the alternative hip-hip/trip-hop scene collarborates with James Lavelle on the first UNKLE album and goes on tour with Cut Chemist, who is also a member of Jurassic5. Jurassic5 member Chali 2na lays down the vocals on the dj Format track “We Know Something You do’t Know” and on a remix of a Linkin Park track. Shadow also joins forces with former Rage Against the Machine-frontman Zack de la Rocha for the anti-war theme “March of Death” at the begin of Gulf War II. De la Rocha also lends his vocal talents for the Roni Size & Reprazent track “Centre of the Storm”. Roni Size and Soul Coughing perform the song “A Plane Scraped it’s Belly on a Sooty Yellow Moon” on the rock meets techno “Spawn” soundtrack . Zack’s former bandmate Tom Morello also apears on the “Spawn” soundtrack with The Prodigy on “One Man Army”. Also do his former RATM-colleagues form Audioslave with former Soundgarden singer Chris Cornell. Voila.

I hope it is all spelled correctly :)