Monthly Archives: March 2008

It’s official. The G train will be extended to Church Ave. in Brooklyn! It should happen in November of this year, which will make getting to North Brooklyn and Queens a hell of a lot easier, as well as possibly … Continue reading →

I’ve resolved to start listening to more music on Myspace. Quite a resolution huh? No, but actually there are a ton of fantastic musicians on Myspace and I’m always kicking myself for not spending more time on the site, just … Continue reading →

Here is one person’s description of my neighborhood of Kensington, Brooklyn: A very weird community in Brooklyn, has many ethnical backrounds ranging from Italians, Russians, Jews, Muslims, Irish, Albanians and others. Everyone always seems busy in this area and it’s … Continue reading →

Whoa. The demo isn’t exactly stunning, but a year or two from now, this could change everything.

I found this harder to watch than 2 Girls 1 Cup…

The Direct Note Access feature coming in the new version of Melodyne is exactly what sample-based producers like me have been waiting for. We doubted it’s possibility, but it’s here. Change pitch on notes IN a chord. Not just monophonic … Continue reading →

Farewell to a brilliant show:

I see no reason why Sally Kern, the batshit fucking insane Christian lawmaker from Oklahoma, should apologize for her anti-gay speech. I hope she doesn’t, and it boggles my mind why so many people are demanding her apology? Why?? You … Continue reading →

I wasn’t sure how happy I felt about Spitzer going down (presumably) for the Prostitution thang. I don’t think it should be illegal, so I didn’t want the fact that he’s kind of a douche to sway me too much. … Continue reading →