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Best known for the hit Atomic Dog, it also features an additional song about a dog that is even crazier
Jan 30, 2024
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A Clark Sisters classic. A joyous Luddite anthem that people of all faiths can all appreciate.
And let's not forget the Melle Mel rap! — "Work is easy, life is hard, computers don't believe in God / Floppy disk, software, automated atmosphere ... / Don't eat lunch, never rest, personally I'm not impressed"
Feb 29, 2024
This whole label has some tunes on it but this compilation has a good selection from over the years
Apr 2, 2025
if one record could sum up 1984, it could be this one. massive synths and drum machines going on here - and the real star of the show is the synth bass. endless crispy grooves that make you feel like the main character in a movie walking down some wet streets at night…
Apr 4, 2024
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A Manson book in which Manson is not even the most evil guy, but someone named DR. JOLLY is. Good example of how Pynchon was not exaggerating at all. I could not put this book down
Sep 14, 2024
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Alongside the sexist John and Yoko narrative, Boomers like to propagate a similar myth that Paul met Linda and lost some essential virility, became soy and unable to write good songs... in fact he remained the same rock and roll goofball he was before. Ram in particular is a delightful ode to shaggy domesticity-- you're cooking and drinking wine barefoot, there are babies and dogs running around. No wonder these Reaganite freaks didn't get it
Mar 4, 2025
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Here are a few examples of when that has happened recently:
--Arnie Robles Jr by Paul Soto in nplusone
--That Girl by Addie Cichens in The New Yorker
--Social Promotion by Elijah Bailey in The Paris Review
--Ahegao by Tony Tulathimutte in The Paris Review
Jun 14, 2024