Saturday, April 25, 2009
Friday, April 24, 2009
Couple Songs on a Friday Morning

Other than Rick Ross' Deeper than Rap album, I have a couple rec's this morning.
Julian and I agree, after hearing this, Mos Def needs to cover 808's. Live at some incredible place in Manhattan Im sure, Say You Will (kanye West).
And this dj/producer duo that made the previous post, has some other shit out there. this one specifically, is unreal. R kells.
Thursday, April 23, 2009
A Lexus, Some Justice, A Dream or Some Substance
OH SHIIIIIT DROP KICK YOU IN THE FACE
Edit: Ok, they took the video down. You can listen here. More at THE HOOD INTERNET.
Labels:
American Gigolo Music,
Dead Prez,
Grizzly Bear
Tuesday, April 21, 2009
Terrible Marketing #57: Reasons to not go see the play
This came on during the NBA Playoffs here in NYC. Fuck. This. --RWK
Labels:
all the pretty girls,
awful,
marketing,
rwk,
sex,
white people
AIDS in THR33 Dimensions
I never blog past 9PM (bad for the erection) but I thought I'd share a very special website with all y'all. AIDS-3D is another one of those random-image sites like Jjjjound or Ffffound or fucking Michelle Obama's flickr account or whatever, but far, far, FAR more sinister.
I know this sounds fucking crazy, but this website is possibly the closest graphical representation of what was going through my mind when I was fourteen and just got the Internet like a week ago.
I am dead serious about this. Go. Now.
G.O.A.T.



Boy, oh boy, I do love a good sports film and TYSON is right up there with Tokyo Olympiad and Cool Runnings in my mind. When you hear some of the insane shit that comes out of his mouth (sample: "I'll fuck you till you love me faggot") you can really see why a lot of guys lost before they even set foot in the ring with him.
Encounter #141: This is brief
I must remember this and try to control myself. --RWK
Labels:
David Lean,
encounters,
memory,
misery,
rwk,
time
What Community? #90: I hear it's HOT in SF.
Click here to read Marker's text. I wish this movie had been shipped here already. I miss it. --RWK
Labels:
Alfred Hitchcock,
Chris Marker,
community,
memory,
rwk,
San Francisco
Saturday, April 18, 2009
What Community? #89: Doin rails
America's gonna do some rails. Or, Prezman made a proposal, which you can more about over here. I think it would be a great thing. Might help me sell that train novel, too, since trains will be so hip in this new network. --RWK [click pic for slightly bigger image]
Friday, April 17, 2009
This is a party
Nyle "Let The Beat Build" from Nyle on Vimeo.
I want to hang out with this guy and his crew. Its all one take, you can tell. the levels are fucked, he slurs a little, he smiles, everyone is goin nuts. Thats a good time.
Here's the original. Wayne over a Kanye beat off tha Carter III.
Sorry to so quickly overshadow the Busta Rhymes post, his verse is amazing.
Dangerous
Jesus, this is one dirty, scary rap and I, for one, am glad that Busta Rhymes is getting his big-dick-on-campus comeback. Game's verse too ... fuck ... wow. "I rock step Polo / them Ralph Lauren shades / Can't nobody live wit me / like full blown AIDS"
I've often wondered why rappers can just totally fuck up for three or four years, then come back with the hottest shit since sliced bread. Not so for rock music, where you either die, fade away into obscurity or become critically respected (but no young people give a shit).
Look at Snoop. The guy is petrified wood in terms of music years and I will put money that my future kids will probably be dancing like idiots in their room to his 2022 club banger.
Thursday, April 16, 2009
Marketing #56: Where the price is the brand is (on) your body
Or, where sex is recession proof. I'm sure you've seen this already, but, well, I think the ad work for this film is great. Of course I'm gonna see it. Not only does the whole pornstar crossover thing appeal to me (duh), I want to see what Manohla called, in its Sundance rough cut, a Godardian take on commidification or some crap. I also want to see Glenn. --RWK
Labels:
marketing,
rwk,
Sasha Grey,
sex,
Soderbergh
Quick Lit Shit #20: The Road
Wednesday, April 15, 2009
Encounter #140: One among many.
MJ in the middle there had this little visual ditty made for himself, apparently. It's a good joke. Or, terrifying. Keep those gloves on, dude, and get back in the studio. Sing something fun again, maybe? That'd be cool. Cooler than this. --RWK [via Carlton]
Steve McQueen's HUNGER
My top 5 favorite film genres:1. Movie by Terrence Malick
2. French, With a Little or a Lot of Violence
3. "Erotic Thriller"
4. Dreamy Film Set in Hong Kong, With Lots of Nat King Cole on the Soundtrack, Inexplicably
5. Films about the Irish Struggle For Independence
I'd like to talk about number 5, for a minute. HUNGER is the new film about Bobby Sands, the IRA prisoner who led the 1981 Irish Hunger Strikes at the infamous Maze prison near Belfast. To bring attention to the prisoners' demand to be treated as political prisoners, Sands starves himself to death over the course of 66 days.
God damn, if I wasn't blown away by this movie. It's a new kind of film -- the kind that only shows up once in a great while and truly annihilates you with its clarity of vision and purpose. It's also only 90 minutes which I think is an incredible feat -- it will give any film nerd a big hard on, with none of the calories.
HUNGER trailer:
Also:
THE WIND THAT SHAKES THE BARLEY
Tuesday, April 14, 2009
Effective Marketing #55: Anti
Lars Von Trier is a weirdo. I have never been set on where I stand with him. At certain points in my past I thought he was some kind of genius. Then I hated him. Hard. Now somebody I love thinks he's kinda great, and thinks Dogville in particular is defo great. Dogville was the last movie of his that I saw, and it made me mad. Not quite sure whether I'll see this one, either, but it's an effective trailer nonetheless. Just seems like another exercise, a point to prove, rather than a "real film." But what do I know? I've only seen the trailer... --RWK
Labels:
evil,
Lars Von Trier,
marketing,
rwk,
sex
Friday, April 10, 2009
Design Poach #16: Inglorious ads
Yea, it's gonna be pulpy. I'm sure it will look pretty, too, based on the track record. But who knows how "good" that means it'll turn out. --RWK
Labels:
design poach,
Inglorious Basterds,
posters,
Quentin Tarantino,
rwk
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