Today, after being diagnosed with cat allergies, I explained to my cat-loving boyfriend that the doctor strongly recommended not allowing the cat in the bedroom. At 1:30 am my boyfriend got out of the bed to go sleep in the spare room because: "the cat is sad."
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Amazing 13 minute remix.
Lost Valentinos - Midnights (The Emperor Machine Remix)
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Part 2 makes me prance around like a faery, thinking that I'm in a skin-tight glitter outfit and having that vertigo feeling you get from being stuck in time on the Tardis (because I totally have).
P.S. I want to go do my grocery shopping in this outfit.
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There is a lot of media attention surrounding Australia's deteriorating public health system. Stories like this appear in the papers regularly.
No cause has really struck a chord with me as much as this one. Besides fighting homophobia, because I'm tired of people treating gay people like they have a disease. If they did, they would bend metal objects and kick your ass anyway.

Don't ask me how I went from the Australian public healthy system to Ian Mckellen. Any excuse for a gorgeous picture of him up!
I think I might be dedicating my free time to campaigning for a better Australian public health system. A good start would be that I understand the system and get some objective data on it.
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I had a hankering for old 90s ambient electro. This stuff really does set a standard for music these days. The vocal samples used for The Orb's Little Fluffy Clouds is brilliant. The video for Papua New Guinea is just plain hectic. And the juxtaposition of the quieter Aphex Twin sounds and real-live footage of people falling to their deaths and general mayhem is quite... shocking.
If you're normally not into this genre, this would be a good way to start. If not for the music, then for your curious minds craving something different.
Too many youtube + music posts lately. But it's probably the only thing worth noting. If there is a time capsule buried somewhere from the 90s, it would be for the extraordinary contemporary music culture it has created. Alternative rock becomes more prolific, popular music groups for the more business-savvy and the increased accessiblility of computers opened a floodgate to creating new electro sounds. It really is another age of experimentation.
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The weirdest thing just happened. I was watching the related videos, leading me to Calvin Harris' I'm Not Alone. I had triple j on in the background and it was playing the exact same song straight after I clicked it.
Anyway, this song kept me in the car; I had to wait for a name!
This entry was written by , posted on May 21, 2009 at 2:01 am, filed under Food for your ears and tagged counterpoint, delphic, electropop, music video, youtube. Leave a comment or view the discussion at the permalink and follow any comments with the RSS feed for this post.
This video for 'La Femme Dargent' has little notes for each of the songs featured on Air's ' Moon Safari'.
I want to be a french electro musician.
I failed before I even finished that sentence.
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Headlining the Green stage at last year's Fuji Rock Festival.
A music genre cut short by the rise of grunge (Nirvana) and Britpop/ rock (Oasis, Blur). Nevertheless, it has withstood the passage of time and is now experiencing a revival through the likes of bands such as M83 and Asobi Seksu.
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I went on a 12-day business adventure in Melbourne and Brisbane, covering mainly Pinin's convention campaigns and understanding tokidoki a bit better as part of my potential agency work.
Just some notes:
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Hardly.
The Herbaliser - Sensual Woman
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