Thursday, March 01, 2007

Yo! Free & Full!


After scoring 3 free meals in a row, Yo!

That's Right: We're Fuuuuuuullllllll!

HMK Mystery Stream 009: The Old Codger


The Old Codger (Courtney T. Edison) proudly plays 78 rpm discs "like they're going outta style." Fond of Ukulele Ike, Louis Jordan, and the Brox Sisters, he's cantankerous, crude, and known for his colorfully faulty memory.

So sit back, relax and enjoy a few hours of misplaced memories, questionable nostalgia, deranged opinions, and music nobody else cares about...

Drift Away with The Old Codger One.

Get Happy with The Old Codger Two

Make It Louder,

Michael

Learn more about the man that's outlived five generations of obituary writers, The Old Codger.

Thursday, February 22, 2007

HMK Mystery Stream Week 08: Classy or Trashy


All right then. How are we feeling today - Classy or Trashy?

I feel: Classy.


I'm feeling a little Trashy 1, Trashy 2.

Make It Louder,

Migwell

For more info go to the Classy Post or the Trashy Post. The Trashy image is by Thomas Allen who's work is currently featured at the Foley Gallery, 547 W 27th Street, 5th floor New York, NY.

Saturday, February 17, 2007

Conspiracy 911


Direct From Ape Man 888:

I made this film as a rejoinder to all the crazy 911 theories floating around the Internet.

My plan is to fight madness with madness. It's a battle the conspiracy nuts cannot hope to win.

I think then big monkey just might be onto something...

Make It Louder, It's whisper rap...

Migwell

Thursday, February 15, 2007

HMK Mystery Stream Week Seven



New Mexico is hoping to keep drunks off the road by lecturing them at the last place they usually stop before getting behind the wheel: the urinal.

It's true! Talking urinal cakes give potential DWIs a last minute warning. I think I'm gonna have to do a version of this idea, these are kinda-sorta half-ass - they could be way more effective as well... Hmmmmm...

If your lucky to be where it's not quite so cold and able to drop your top over the weekend, why not check out theis sweet little mix of some killer old 45's. Amighty fine driving mix for sure y'all.

Actually, it'll be totally perfect for the drive up to the Flag Creek Inn in Fredericksberg from San Antonio this weekend.

Fill'er up and go dig: Diddy On The Decks.

Make it Louder!

Michael

Wednesday, February 14, 2007

Take A Coffee Break!



Anytime is a good time for a Coffee Break! This one is from the Monroe Calculator Company promo lp.

Now, why not go grab the whole ding dang thing over at: Our Lady of Perpetual Obsolescence Vinyl Rescue Mission and Orphanage.

Make it louder,

Michael

Thanks to Pastor Francis McPurvis, Director, and his safe haven for forgotten and downtrodden record albums.
For Mr. Patrick Gill

Thursday, February 08, 2007

HMK Mystery Stream: Week Six


Ok, we've got a few left field goodies courtesy of WFMU for you this week, all of them are perfectly, if not mind-bendingly interesting, depending on your mood, frame of mind, or altered state.

Feel like some cheesy old knee slappin' slightly off-color comedy that's totally not for kids? Well then, you're sure to dig these cocktail induced ramblings: Classy But Sassy

Or perhaps you're in the mood for a good short story? Well, this ain't exactly Selected Shorts but I think you might enjoy a little Acid: The Story Of LSD: Lysergic Acid Diethylamide

Problem: You're going out of town and you don't have an alarm system.
Solution: Put this on loop, press play and enjoy your weekend while this nice old Jewish couple house sits for you: Play It Safe

And hey, wanna buy a guitar? Dig this: Guitar For Sale

And finally, if you're in a dial flipping mode, dig The Reel Night John Lennon Died, a New York Radio Collage from December 8th, 1980, the night Lennon Died.

So, until at least next Thursday, have fun and be nice to each other.

Make It Louder!

Migwell

Thanks to the amazing folks at WFMU.

Tuesday, February 06, 2007

Manhattan Research


Click Hear: Manhattan Research Intro

More soon...

Migwell

Thursday, February 01, 2007

The HMK Mysterey Stream: Week Five


Your visual clue to Week No. 05 The HMK Mysterey Stream

I don't know about you but I've got some work to do over the weekend and this weeks HMK Mysterey Stream is the perfect stuff to get me into the groove before and during long pixle pushing sessions....

Enjoy!

Click Hear: The HMK Mysterey Stream of the Week: No 05

Check back every Thursday for a fresh the HMK Mysterey Stream!

And as Mel Brooks said: "As long as the world is turning and spinning, we're gonna be dizzy and we're gonna make mistakes."


Peace,

Migwell

More info on this weeks stream.

Tuesday, January 30, 2007

It's About Time!



It's been over a month since Apple's given us stuff to drool over... Check out the New Color iPods

Cool.

Migwell

Thursday, January 25, 2007

HMK Mystery Stream Week: Fab Four


Yeah, I know this gives it away, but one listen to this stream and, like candy, you'll be back for more!

And you thought you'd heard it all...

Dig: HMK Mystery Stream Week: Fab Four

Make it louder,

Yeah, Yeah, Yeah, Yeahhhhh.

Migwell

Wednesday, January 24, 2007

Tourfilter


Tourfilter is one of those innovative new business ideas that came about because a smart entrepreneur wanted to solve a personal problem. Founder Chris Marstall kept missing gigs by bands he liked, and needed an easy way to track concert listings. When he couldn't find anything user-friendly or complete enough, he built his own service.

The concept is simple: a user sets up a (free) account, picks his/her own city, and then enters all of the bands he or she would like to see in concert. Twice a day, Tourfilter's software crawls through live music venue listings for each city it covers. If it comes across a band people are tracking, it sends them an email, and lets them receive show updates via RSS or iCal.

Entering a list of bands is fast and easy, with the system giving instant recommendations based on other users' lists. Users can also listen to thousands of MP3 and RealAudio tracks by bands with upcoming shows, and browse recent music blog listings, organized by band.

Think of it as a simple concert and band tracking tool that aims to become the Craigslist of live music listings.

I've got mine set up for Austin...

Check It: Tourfilter

Migwell