Tuesday, January 31, 2006

iPod Lurve!

I know a lot of you have these new-fangled music boxes. I know you spend hours every day "bopping" away to your so-called "rock" music. Well it has come to my attention that you can use your white do-hicky to improve your mind as well as depleting it.

Don once told me:

BTW: I found that Stanford are putting free lectures on itunes. Check it out if you are bored and feeling in need of some intellectual stimulation:

http://itunes.stanford.edu/


So I am giving to you the gift of wisdom. Seriously though, there are a wide range of topics and it is good to hear internal political analysis from the horse's mouth. Besides, you get to listen to that infectious banter that comes before a university lecture.

On a similar note, there is a bucketload of free, out of copyright, movies and audio clips over at http://www.archive.org/. You'll find some lots of old cartoons and silent movies as well as great American propaganda films from the 60s and 70s about the dangers of drugs, pornography and homosexuality. Beautifully kitsch but also a little scary, as the accompanying talkbacks manage to prove that not all that much has changed for some people.

A good example is: Boys Beware (1961).

Check it out! Slip it onto your iPod Video and watch it in the comfort of somebody else's toilet. (snaps to Stop the world Mummy, I want to get off)

UPDATE: Went over to find a little pic from Boys Beware to pop on the post but it seems to have disappeared. I'll leave the link up just in case it irons itself out.

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Monday, January 30, 2006

Now You're In Trouble!

Looky, looky! I have figured out how to spread the tentacles of the iTunes Music Store.

I have been hunting down how I can play for you the Deep Dish track that pushed my buttons at The Market (to such an extent that I pushed my phones buttons) and I have found a way. Just click below:


George Is On

What joy! Now I can harrass you with music recommendations from afar. And, just like one of those classic party come downs at Don's place, you only get to hear about thirty seconds of each track.

If you need iTunes just pop over to www.apple.com/itunes/download or click on the link on the sidebar.

Weeeeee!

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