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'Manifesto'

 

 

 

2007-jan-31 @ 2:14:08 am Permalink
Tags: doodads


'Representation'


2007-jan-31 @ 1:07:38 pm Permalink
Tags: recordcover


'Surveillance'

 

 I read an unhealthy amount of publications & magazines but its actually the one platform I enjoy the most surveilling. Been wanting to have a look in Theme for awhile but it can be kind of hard to find. Theme #8 W07: Nice material with a Jeff Staple/Streetwear feature amongst a whole heap of other things. Buying Theme reminded me that I need to pick up Giant Robot, haven't read that one for quite some time... Fader I pick up every now and then - ok read but it's starting to feel - old? (Maybe it's the layout, I don't know). Lodown #54 is as always well worth the read. The Business I usually pick when I can't find The Economist or BusinessWeek. David Crow writes a good media commentary chronicle which is usually interesting.

2007-jan-28 @ 1:22:29 pm Permalink
Tags: magazines


'Reason'

 

 

'The concept of reason is associated with the ability of the human mind to predict effects as based upon presumed causes, the word "reason" also denotes a ground or basis for a particular argument, and hence is used synonymously with the word "cause."

'stealth'-mix#1

//30minute mix. Playlist include Leroy Hutson, Alton Ellis, The Roots, Prodigy...//

2007-jan-14 @ 4:58:03 pm Permalink
Tags: mp3


'I Work Hard, And That\'s Not Even Hard Work'

 

 

 

2007-jan-10 @ 1:50:09 am Permalink
Tags: major city, portfolio


'Disco ?? Cultura Pt.1'



'Influenced by music from a young age by her recordstore owner father, Costa became one of Brazil's foremost female Tropicalismo movement singers and guitar players during the late 1960s and 70s. Along with her friend Maria Bethania, she became a political activist often coming into conflict with Brazil's military government when dissent in music was censored in 1968.'
2007-jan-02 @ 2:46:54 pm Permalink
Tags: gal costa, brazil, music


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