One Man's Justice

aka One Tough Bastard

Holy cannoli! What a fine slice of bad action we have here. Brought to you by the same fine folks responsible for Stone Cold. We got MC Hammer as the boss of an LA drug ring, an 11 year old kid who "knows the streets" but makes a poor choice involving a key of base, a chain smoking FBI agent with two nose rings who is playing both sides, an ex con with a neck tattoo who can't seem to get it right, and an ex sergeant who just woke up from an 8 week coma to find out his wife and child have been murdered. And a production value high enough to make this a totally watchable film. How lucky we are that this is available in it's entirety on Youtube!

Tragic Magic Four: Not Enough Girls in the World

Hot new mix fresh off my brain.  Actually, it took me forever to narrow down all the songs I have with the word girl in the title.  So please enjoy this carefully crafted masterpiece.



It's ok cause I am ugly too.

Bram Tchaikovsky- Girl of My Dreams
Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers- American Girl
Hawks- American Girls
Milk 'n' Cookies- Not Enough Girls (In the World)
Marshall Crenshaw- Cynical Girl
Vice Creams- Won't You Be My Girl
The Lonely Boys- Ugly Girl
The Ramones- You're Gonna Kill that Girl
Bad Sports- Teenage Girls
Prix- Girl
The Only Ones- Another Girl, Another Planet
Jumpers- Sick Girls
Red Cross- Clorox Girls
The Victims- High School Girls
The Undertones- Girls Don't Like Me
The Scruffs- Frozen Girls
Sex Clark Five- Detention Girls
John Thill- Girls of Meth
Television Personalities- Silly Girl
The Keggs- Girl
The Troggs- With a Girl Like You
Shoes- Every Girl
Big Star- I'm in Love With a Girl

PS: Here are some links to download the other mixes I've put up here...
Tragic Magic Three: Ideas as Opiates
Tragic Magic Two: I Hate Music
Tragic Magic One: Underwater Girls

Uprise "She's Gone/What a Way to Go"

I must admit, this record was one of those holy grail things that make digging through piles of stinky shitty records occasionally worthwhile.  I don't even know how to begin describing this.  A child's dream of what rock and roll would sound like?  Bizarre production, saxophone soloing, digital fills.  It's all there, laying beneath beautiful poetry sung by the voice of an angel.

In reality, this is just a shitty record but I really love it and spend a lot of time trying to imagine exactly how this got created the way it did.  Maybe someone out there will understand the appeal...

I put the mp3s backwards because the B side is better than the A side.

As I started shaking, sweat dripped from my eyes

Tragic Magic Three: Ideas as Opiates

Finished another mix.  This one is a bit mellower than the last two.  Maybe you could start your day with this?  You could listen to it as you walk around or while enjoying relaxation as well.  I would also recommend listening to this while on a long drive.



Say Yes to Everything

The Church- Destination
Big Star- Stroke it Noel
New Order- Ceremony
Echo and The Bunnymen- Seven Seas
Belong- Late Night
Grouper- Poison Tree
Guided By Voices- Old Bones
St Cristopher- Say Yes to Everything
The Vaselines- Molly's Lips
Belong- Perfect Life
My Bloody Valentine- To Here Knows When
Modern English- After the Snow
This Mortal Coil- Kangaroo
Shoes- Fire For Awhile
Neil Young- After the Gold Rush
Six Organs of Admittance- V
Max Ochs- Raga 1
Tearist- Lo 5
John Maus- Keep Pushing On
Tears For Fears- Pale Shelter
The Walker Brothers- The Electrician
The Boys Next Door- Shivers
Stereolab- Changer
Luxurious Bags- All the Time in the World

Tight New Logo

Shout out to Reuben Briggs for the tight new WGBH inspired logo.

WGBH

I love this thing.

Slow Ceremony

 Slow Ceremony by Mike Zorman

A cool new remix I made.  This has been a staple of my dj sets for a while.

Hot new track.

 I'm Going to Miss the Fun Times by Mike Zorman

Try to not bump this only through your laptop speakers.  Headphones or a real stereo will enhance your enjoyment, guaranteed.

I've got an itch only Gary Busey can scratch.

Eye of the Tiger (1986)

Let's see...  Bad racist sherrif, "motorcycle" gang, The Black Barron (A black dude flying one of those old timey planes where you are just sitting there getting bugs in your mouth), lots of in-cab shots of Gary Busey driving a tricked out truck.  It's a must watch!

So stoked these are online.

Werner Herzog's "Dark Glow of the Mountains"

This is definitely my second favorite piece of work from Werner Herzog, after The Ecstasy of The Woodcarver Steiner.  Watch it!

On another film related note, I've seen some amazing works lately from Mr. Gary Busey that I must recommend.

Hider in the House (1988)


Bulletproof (1989)