Amazing. This got zero coverage in the mainstream press. Thanks to
@SpikePavement for the link.
somethingturkish: via banaheryollparis:
bazen bi tane kapatasım geliyor bazı insanların suratına doğru şöyle baya bi okkalı olanından… bilmeyenler ii öğrensin
Oscar Brown Jr. - The Snake (by sakiskom2)
And just in case you didn’t know, Oscar Brown Jr wrote this. Most people, in the UK at least, are more familar with Al Wilson’s Northern Soul take on it.
Oscar Brown, Jr: Creative Process (by visionaryproject)
Oscar Brown, Jr. Bid ‘Em In (by nocturnalnightbird)
Music is My Life, Politics My Mistress. Distributed by Galloping Films (by gallopingfilms)
I must watch this film.
Oscar Brown Jr. - Ladies Man (by smittycool1)
Oscar Brown Jr. - But I Was Cool - very rare animation !!! (by floriankeller)
Sleep as long as you like, just be awake more.
(via New Year Revolutions)
A change in policy: Twitter announced Thursday that it would begin restricting Tweets in certain countries, marking a policy shift for the social media platform that helped propel the popular uprisings recently sweeping across the Middle East.
“Starting today, we give ourselves the ability to reactively withhold content from users in a specific country while keeping it available in the rest of the world,” the Twitter blog said.
Read more: Twitter to restrict user content in some countries
WTF, Twitter???
(via eldafto)
Mose Allison - Modest Proposal
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Harmonica - Happy Birthday Song - Sheet Music (by alliax)
You have all wished Deejiblog a happy birthday, haven’t you?
Allen Street, New York City’s Lower East Side: Dancers in a Turkish club owned by Jo Levyon, December 1942.
(via 78 78s: In Search Of Lost Time : Spinning The Grooves Of Vintage Recordings From Around The World : NPR)