Paul Altobelli

 

The Beatles "Everyday Chemistry"


Now, this is an interesting tale. Apparently, in a parallel dimension other than our own, The Beatles never broke up. All four are still alive, still recording and still touring. Even better, an anonymous fan managed to transcend the boundaries between our two dimensions and smuggle back some evidence in the form of a simple cassette tape. This tape is labeled simply “The Beatles - Everyday Chemistry” with a track-listing added on the case liner. Could it actually be… an unreleased album from the Fab Four?

No. The story itself is a fine piece of fiction, but the mixtape is far more interesting and a really fun listen. Visit http://budurl.com/beatlesmash to download each individual song as .mp3 or the entire thing as a .zip file.

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Sleater-Kinney "Modern Girl"

This is my "screamer" of the week. It's an incredibly simple song that I absolutely love. I must have listened to this song 20 times today!

Pearl Jam fans will recognize this as the tag Eddie adds at the end of "Not For You."

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Michael Jackson - Thriller (Monster Movie Mash-Up)

If you love horror movies I suggest you sit back & enjoy this Michael Jackson Thriller Monster Movie Mash-Up.

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Joey The Power Ranger Blow Bubbles

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-Paul

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Wilco (The Poster)

Poster for WILCO's October 9 concert in Dallas, TX. Designed by F2 Design

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Phillies Dollar Dog Night

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Totally Random Pixs


Me and the Champ.

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Happy 60th Birthday Bruce Springsteen

On February 5, 1975, Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band played at The Main Point. Springsteen played for 160 minutes, offering epic versions of "New York City Serenade" and "For You". The concert also featured the first live performance of "Thunder Road", under its earlier title, "Wings for Wheels."  The concert was given as a benefit, broadcast over WMMR, and hosted by deejay Ed Sciaky.

Growin' Up by Bruce Springsteen  
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Wings For Wheels by Bruce Springsteen  
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NYC

           
Click here to download:
nyc-ybGeqBlclitrHGIECqHi.zip (3434 KB)

Wow, New York City, just like I picture'd it - sky scrapers and everything.

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Joesph Giovanni

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