April 19th, 2013

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April 12th, 2013

NYC people-watching at 780 frames per second

jkottke:

Filmed at 780 fps with a Phantom Flex from the back of a moving SUV, James Nares’ Street depicts people walking New York streets in super slow motion.

The film runs 60 minutes (depicting about three minutes of real time footage), Sonic Youth’s Thurston Moore did the soundtrack, and it’s on display at The Met until the end of May.

Reblogged from kottke.org
April 10th, 2013
My theory on [‘Overblown’] is, like, I have a platinum plaque of the Singles soundtrack. So at least a million people bought that record. And I think Piece of Cake sold 150,000. That’s our biggest-selling record. So my take on it is, like, 850,000 people heard us and said, ‘No.’
Mudhoney’s Mark Arm talks to the Onion A.V. Club about “Overblown” and other highlights from their recording career
April 4th, 2013

The sad news of Roger Ebert’s passing reminded me of this 2002 Salon piece I wrote about fan-made DVD commentary tracks. Ebert, who popularized the idea of such commentaries, was kind enough to provide some quotes for the story.

March 15th, 2013
Harmony Korine (in a Skin Yard shirt!) and Chloë Sevigny, back in the day.

Harmony Korine (in a Skin Yard shirt!) and Chloë Sevigny, back in the day.

Reblogged from BlackBook
March 14th, 2013

Watch Dave Grohl’s SXSW keynote speech live online via NPR Music in just a few minutes (noon ET on Thursday, March 14).

February 18th, 2013

Listen to a conversation between Pearl Jam guitarist Stone Gossard and director Judd Apatow that aired last week on SiriusXM’s Pearl Jam Radio. GrungeReport.net has the link.

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Official Tumblr for Everybody Loves Our Town: An Oral History of Grunge, a Time magazine book of the year. (Now in paperback; purchase info here.) The blog is run by the author, freelance writer/editor Mark Yarm; he is of no relation to Mark Arm of Mudhoney.