Mike Realm does a hilarious retake of an Old Spice Commercial.
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This is a video of a bear at the Hiroshima Zoo named Cloud. They need to cast this bear in a movie or something soon! I’d watch a full hour and a half of this.
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May
May 15th, 2010 Mix mixed by Sonar
Author: Sonar // Category: Album Reviews, Just Blogging, Music, Past Events, Stone Groove
It took me a minute to post this up but here’s my latest mix. It’s got just a jazzy flow to it. Overall I feel it is a decent mix. Let me know what you think about it. The tracklisting is below. Listen to it on iTunes or on SoundCloud
The Stone Groove - DJ Sonar - May 15th 2010 Mix by spacedinvaders
May 15th, 2010 Mix
mixed by: Sonar
Jazz Con Bazz - Da Huzle
People Under The Stairs - Suite For Beaver (Part 1)
Tony D - Piano Grand
Smoke No Bones - Lyrics and Vibes
Ta’Raach - Baaby
L-Fudge - Liquid (Instrumental)
Mr. Scruff - How Sweet It Is
Mass Influence - A Yo! Atlanta Ya On
UMOD - U Better Recognise
DJ Numark & DJ Pomo - The Way I Think
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May
The Story Behind Incredible Bongo Band’s “Bongo Rock and Apache”
Author: Sonar // Category: Just Blogging, Music
I saw this on Turntable Lab’s blog a couple of days ago. DJ Funktual talks about the history and rise of Hip Hop’s national anthem. I have always wanted to know the story behind The Incredible Bongo Band and how they came up with Apache. It’s a great watch! Check out Funktual’s other videos here. Definitely worth the watch.
Right now I’m digging through the interwebs and stumbled upon this clip of Reg Kehoe and his Marimba Queens. The tune is quite catchy. But the best part starts about the 1:10sec mark. Check this dude out on bass!
That bass player just paved the way for the 8 minute mark on this video:
