Tuesday, October 30, 2007

Irregular Frequency: If Only Eye...

iF: Sweet Diamond Eyes
Carburetors man, that's what life is all about!

Are you ready for a fresh episode of the HMK Mystery Streams?
Yes! Take me there!
or
No, and here's why...

Make It Louder!

Migwell

Tuesday, October 16, 2007

Spooky Sounds


Here are a couple of select tracks form one of my favorite childhood Halloween albums, Spooky Sounds from 1962.

Scare your friends and coworkers with the Spooky Storm, a Spooky Theremin and my favorite, Outer Space Sounds...

Make It Louder!

Migwell

Monday, October 15, 2007

HMK Mystery Stream: Week 046: Things We Stumble On


It's not what you give and it's not what you've got. It's the Things We Stumble On.

Make It Louder,

HMK

Wednesday, October 10, 2007

Runnin' Down A Dream



Here's the preview for the new Tom Petty documentary 'Runnin' Down A Dream" directed by cinema legend Peter Bogdanovich (The Last Picture Show). It'll be showing during the closing weekend of the New York Film Festival and it looks pretty badass if you ask me.

There's also a nice little article about it over here: Big Screen Embraces Hot Muse: Rock Stars.

The 3 DVD 1 CD set will be available only at Best Buy beginning October 16th a week from today!

The waiting is the hardest part...

Migwell

Monday, October 08, 2007

Yeah Yeah Yeah!


Here's a little gem that's sure to make you smile. As you're probably already aware, almost all the live Beatles stuff is pretty sucky at best - with all the screaming fans they could never really hear themselves sing and play and as a result their showmanship actually deteriorated from around 1964-66. But dig this very tight, super nice live version of She Loves You.

This total goose-bump inducing recording is from back in October of 1963. Beatlemania was in full swing in Britain and quickly spreading across Europe and the Fab 4 appeared on "Pop '63", a Swedish radio show and played an awesome set before a very small studio audience. I was barely 2 years old at the time, still living in the UK and although I know it's possible though not very likely, I like to think that my folks had the radio on and this is when I first became a Beatles fan.

It's been said that this seven song set was John Lennon's favorite live recording of The Beatles. I can totally understand why!

Just 2 and a half months after this performance, The Beatles hit New York, rocked the Ed Sullivan Show twice in one week and, well, you know the rest of the story...

Enjoy!

Migwell

Tuesday, October 02, 2007

Bedwetter: Wet Sounds


I can't believe this audio gem is already 10 years old! Diggng it on my birthday today - you rock John, Jason and Collen!

Migwell

Dude!

Tiki Bongo: Uh Huh Oh Yeah!



Turn It Up! Uh Huh Oh Yeah!

Make It Louder,

Migwell