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Ditch TV Playlists: Ghostface, GNR, LCD and Pusha T

Guns n' Roses

Guns n’ Roses

I’m totally a playlist content curator right now thanks to the folks at Ditch TV allowing me to party in their sandbox.

They have no idea (or maybe they do?) what they’ve unleashed.

Here are 10 of my recent Ditch playlists:

LCD Soundsystem and All of Their Friends

Ghostface Killah is the Greatest

14 Times Neil Hamburger Was Amazing

Brilliant Rap Songs From 1990

Be Sad With Morrissey

Pusha T is the Greatest

15 Melodramatic Guns n’ Roses Moments

Brilliant Rap Songs From 1989

The Bizarre World of Salad Fingers

Ain’t No Party Like A Peaches Party

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Spinner News Mega-Pack: Metric, Japandroids, Mutek, NXNE, Hey Ocean

Ghostface Killah

Ghostface Killah

I’ve been in-house helping do some editing at Spinner AOL the last couple weeks and it’s meant I’ve also written up a batch of quickie news stories. Here’s a bunch of ’em:

Metric inspired by Gary Glitter. Optics-wise, if Metric want to avoid lowbrow jokes they should avoid touring Thailand this year.

Ghostface Killah, Matthew Good, Bad Religion free shows at NXNE. This is super-exciting because I now understand what Ghostface is talking about.

Japandroids are covering Nick Cave And The Bad Seeds. The song they’re doing is “Jack The Ripper.”

Mutek Festival gets all 0110011110110110111001011011011101100000010000011010111010101. Tim Hecker.

Hey Ocean! make a nice song.

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How The Wire Helped Me Finally Understand Ghostface Killah

The Wire meets The Wu

The Wire meets The Wu

The Wire is a brilliant television program. Ghostface Killah is a brilliant rapper. But both of them are kind of difficult to understand — their respective art forms are filled with codified language, insider street slang that’s virtually impenetrable.

At least, that’s how Aaron felt about the music of the Ghostman until he watched all five seasons of The Wire. Then it all made sense. The criminals of the show provided him his eureka moment to understanding the Wu Tang Clan member’s music.

Wanting to share this revelation with the world, Aaron wrote How The Wire Helped Me Finally Understand Ghostface Killah for AUX TV. You can read the story by clicking here.

 

 

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