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Indie Hip-Hop Music Chart
Indie Hip-Hop Chart - Allergic to the mainstream? Check out our top 20 indie songs. Created by combining how many times the song has been played with your ratings, DJBooth's charts help turn today's brand new music into tomorrow's hit records.
September 26, 2011 Chart RecapWelcome to the Booth's Top Independent Hip Hop Chart! As always, your feedback has determined which songs made the cut. Each chart's lineup is calculated using a special DJBooth.net …...Read More
#1 - Yonas - Pumped Up Kicks (Remix)
Released to little fanfare back in September of 2010, Foster the People's Pumped Up Kicks has slowly but surely grown into a crossover juggernaut. And it's not hard to see why: the pounding beat, instant-classic bassline and...Read More
#2 - Childish Gambino - Bonfire
In just a few shorts months Childish Gambino (gov't name Donald Glover) has gone from "did you know that guy on Community raps?" to "Yo, that dude on Community can rap!" to "Childish Gambino is a rapper." While...Read More
#3 - The Freshmen - Party Crashers
If you ask me, Party Crashers get an undeservedly bad rap; during my own freshman year at college, I spent some of my best times, and made quite a few good friends, at parties neither I nor anyone I was with (or even knew)...Read More
#4 - Rasun ft. Royce da 5'9" & The Jacka - My Enemies
Though RaSun hasn't dropped off a fresh solo feature since way back in January 2010, the San Fran buzzmaker previously had a dope formula established: mellow, pop-appealing beats, tuneful hooks and Caribbean-accented,...Read More
#5 - Phonte ft. Evidence & Big K.R.I.T. - The Life of Kings
As alluring as absolute power undoubtedly is, a look at history shows that the life of a monarch isn't all that enviable; combined with the colossal responsibilities that come with sovereignty, the machinations of jealous...Read More
#6 - Will Brennan ft. Nick SB - Shut the F*ck Up
Whether he's Rais[ing his] Glass to good times and dope music, or crafting improbably dope hip-hop/grunge/dubstep hybrids with the help of adventurous beatsmith Dual, Will Brennan has been unable to miss in the Booth of late....Read More
#7 - Green Street ft. Sunny Jones - Runways
Some people were simply born for the fast life—and Green Street are a case in point. Previously heard chronicling a day in their hectic hustle on March's surprisingly chill Coastin', the Brooklyn-by-way-of-Boston trio...Read More
#8 - Macklemore & Ryan Lewis - Make the Money
Sssshhhhh…..hear that? That's the sound of Macklemore and Ryan Lewis slowly but surely building a hardcore fan base for their ceaselessly honest music. Ok, you don't have to be quiet anymore. In fact, feel free to...Read More
#9 - STS ft. Jon Hope & Nikkiya - Writings On The Wall
Since the release of Run This Town by Jay-Z, Kanye West, and Rihanna, anthem styled tracks similar to the tone of RTT have been popping up around every corner. Most of the tracks that followed couldn't carry the same...Read More
#10 - Mac Miller - Willie Dynamite
My initial thoughts upon reading the title of Mac Miller's latest effort was: "Oh, he's come up with a nickname for his d*ck? Nah—that's just my third-grade sense of humor running away with me." For once, however, I'm...Read More
#11 - Braille - Feel It
Where others would wait till they'd established a healthy Booth following before busting out their more avant-garde material, Braille is going straight for the experimental ish; instead of listening to this new single with...Read More
#12 - PremRock & Willie Green ft. C-Rayz Walz, Soul Khan & DJ Addikt - Had to Be Me
On their Booth debut, the phenomenal Diary of a Dreamer, PremRock & Willie Green showed a level of rapper-producer interplay reminiscent of such greats as DJ Jazzy Jeff & the Fresh Prince and Eric B. & Rakim. With that kind...Read More
#13 - OnCue - All the Way
As Mobb Deep so astutely pointed out, "There's no such thing as halfway crooks," and the same holds true for aspiring rappers. If you're truly dedicated to succeeding in an industry where the odds are so dramatically...Read More
#14 - Smokey Robotic ft. Redman - No Reality
In his famous Meditations, René Descartes pondered the possibility that the world around him could be nothing more than an illusion, created by a clever and deceitful demon. Unfortunately, dude didn't have the technology to...Read More
#15 - BIGREC - mistaBIGstuff
Featured this past February, BIGREC's Booth debut found the Southern spitter teaming up with Booth faves Playboy Tre and Tom P. to demonstrate just how many syllables he could cram into 16 braggadocious bars. While his...Read More
#16 - The Away Team ft. Talib Kweli & Rapsody - Set It Off
In theory The Away Team, or as they're known individually Sean Boog the emcee and Khrysis the producer, are already Unforgettable, but just in case you missed the duo's previous features, or contracted a sudden case of...Read More
#17 - Mod Sun ft. Nipsey Hu$$le - What's Ya Life Like
Introduced to the Booth earlier this week with the hardworking Chain Gang, Mod Sun returns with something a little more carefree. On What's Ya Life Like, Statik Selektah cooks up a sampled beat to back the Bloomington,...Read More
#18 - Brenton Brown ft. Ghostwridah - Lemme Know
Whereas many rappers pride themselves on simply staying on their grind, Booth newcomer Brenton Brown subscribes to a "work smarter, not harder" philosophy. On mixtape leak Lemme Know, the New York/Miami dual representative...Read More
#19 - Uno Hype - Sense of Fulfillment
Anyone with luck and persistence can get their 15 minutes of fame (and make a little scratch besides), but a true Sense of Fulfillment? That's a hell of a lot harder to find. On his latest album leak and first Booth feature,...Read More
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Kodansha Comics Bribing Fans to Participate in WebsitePosted in Manga News on February 25, 2013 by Johanna
Manga publisher Kodansha Comics has announced an ongoing contest. Each of their five new titles now has a "talkback thread" on their website. After thirty or sixty days (varying by title), one commenter on each thread will be selected randomly to get a free copy of the next book in the series. So if you talk about, say, Sailor Moon 9, you could possibly win a copy of Sailor Moon 10.
Chances to win are still good, since the threads only have (at the time of this writing) from zero to four comments. Based on the thread starters, they're not going to be shy about spoilers; this seems to be aimed at existing readers and customers, who are asked to "chat about the events of this volume". Yet they're also told "No spoilers for those who have read ahead in the Japanese editions, please!" It's gotta be tough to manage or build a manga fan community and walk that tightrope.Similar Posts: Sailor Moon Latest Manga Moveable Feast § Sailor Moon Returns to Print, Manga Fans Rejoice § Viz Licenses Sailor Moon Anime to Start Hulu Run Monday § An Excellent Explanation of Sailor Moon § Sailor Moon Crystal Debuts July 5 on Hulu


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As a practical matter, I have observed cities large and small struggling to re-invent themselves just as we are here. Indianapolis is a good example. So are Chattanooga and Chicago. There are many others, and they seem to be doing quite well.
In the re-invention process, common denominators appear to be annexation, access (as in building near Interstate 69), tax incentives that attract businesses and other economic or quasi-economic actions. As I mentioned earlier, there are many places where such strategies, or variations, are working.
What I have heard very little about, however, is cities that seek to re-invent themselves through investments in people — schools, libraries, cultural centers, job training programs and so forth. What usually happens is that people who are least able to fend for themselves are displaced.
This displacement has a very nice sounding name called "gentrification." What it means is that poorer folk are uprooted and replaced by wealthier ones. It's not necessarily a racial thing. It's a money thing.
I once asked then University of Chicago sociology professor, William Julius Wilson, where do the poor folk go? He looked at me.
"I don't know," he said. "Maybe to suburban areas or even warmer states. The truth is, nobody is really keeping track."
What his answer meant to me is that no one really cares. It is a simple fact of life. As it is said in that Billie Holiday song, "Them that's got, shall have. Them that's not, shall lose. . . . God bless the child whose got his own."
The great Billie Holiday's soulful sentiment aside, I suggest that it is not until we learn how to enrich the lives of the have-nots in our society that we will truly re-invent our cities and our nation. Some may think this idea is unrealistic. I, however, believe it to be totally realistic and practical.


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Censorship Claims As Google Cuts Search Results
Google's removal of some search results in Europe is drawing accusations of censorship. The U.S. firm has to comply with a strict privacy ruling made in May by the European Union's top court that enables citizens to ask for the removal of embarrassing personal information that pops up on a search of their names.
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Welcome to Glenn Beck's World: What If the Tea Partiers Ruled the Country?
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So the white hats are a bit soiled, but by now that's an old story -- hypocrisy seems to be the evil twin of self-righteousness. Recent examples are too numerous to list.
Miscarriage Cops
Perhaps the most outrageous legislative move the posse made this year was to turn miscarriage into a crime. State Representative Carl Wimmer's bill was admittedly directed at a very specific case of miscarriage. In 2009, a woman who had been abused by her boyfriend and feared his reaction if he discovered she was pregnant paid some dirtbag $150 to beat her up so she'd abort.
The crime was as rare as it was horrific and didn't need its own bill. A rational person might reason that if the woman had access to affordable health care, including abortion, or if she had alternatives to living with an abusive partner, she might never have taken such drastic measures. Not Representative Wimmer, who was frank about his desire to challenge and "whittle away" at Roe v. Wade. Every year some Utah legislator takes a shot at limiting abortion or making women who get abortions feel guilty and scared.
The bill was, in the end, amended to ensure that only a woman who repeated the specific act that generated Wimmer's concern could be prosecuted. Lawmakers, however, seemed oblivious to the fact that, although only a self-arranged, beating-induced miscarriage could land a woman in jail, all women who miscarry are potentially subject to investigation. If you miscarry in Utah, you'd better be sure you have an alibi ready. So much for keeping the damn guvmint off our backs.
Health Reform and Climate Change Banned
It looks like woman will wait a long time for access to health care. Legislators passed a bill aimed at preventing Obamacare, as it is popularly known here, from coming to Utah without their explicit permission, no matter what the U.S. Congress does. They made it clear that if Utah's citizens are required to buy insurance, the state will challenge the federal government's right to mandate that in court. Opposition to health care reform is a centerpiece in a broader "states' rights" campaign that even includes the weather.
So anti-climate change resolutions passed despite pleas from Brigham Young University and University of Utah professors to heed an overwhelming scientific consensus on the subject. Representative Mike Noel, a rancher, was successful in convincing his colleagues that global warming is just a hoax. They called on the Environmental Protection Agency and Congress to avoid carbon dioxide regulation until "a full and independent investigation of climate change science" is conducted. Give them some credit: language was stripped from the resolution accusing global warming advocates of "conspiracy" because, hey, they don't want to come across as nuts.
Another resolution called on Governor Gary Herbert to pull Utah out of the Western Climate Initiative, organized by a group of governors concerned about how climate change might affect fragile Western ecosystems. Then the posse passed another bill to protect utilities and energy producers from potential lawsuits claiming damage from greenhouse gases. And they warned those pesky professors to shut up, too.
We Don't Need No Stinkin' Wolves… or Stinkin' Rangers Either
Legislators also tried to ban wolves. There is little evidence wolves have migrated south from Idaho or Wyoming into Utah -- but they might. And if they do: bang! The lawmakers were actually using the assault on the (prospective) wolves to aim at another Big Bad Wolf, the federal government, which reintroduced the dang critters up north, protects them, and obviously cares more for the animals, fish, and reptiles on the endangered species list than it does for real human beings with guns and jeeps that will be more or less useless if pointy-headed Beltway types are allowed to boss the good people of Utah around. Advised by their lawyers that their wolf bill was clearly unconstitutional, they turned it into a strongly worded letter to the Interior Department instead.
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A woman has been airlifted to hospital following a collision in Hertford Road.
The woman, reported to be in her 20s, was taken to Royal London Hospital by air ambulance following the collision at the junction of Hertford Road and Galliard Road in Edmonton.
The woman is said to be in a serious condition suffering from head and leg injuries.
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This photo has made its way around the blogging world. In case you hadn't seen it before, please enjoy this enormous Tweety Bird collection. [click to expand]
Tweety Bird Obsession
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Lol, I have never seen this… it is a bit much huh?
I love this person. You never have to worry about what gift to get.
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A business tycoon loses his mistress when he refuses to put her in charge of a recently acquired movie studio.
An aging gunfighter's chance meeting with an old friend, an alcoholic sheriff, convinces him to lend his hand to local farmers' ongoing battle with an evil land baron.
Corridors Of Blood movie trailer - starring Christopher Lee, Boris Karloff, Finlay Currie. Directed by Robert Day. Genre: Horror
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The Master Plan -- A team of six criminals plan to commit the heist of their lives in this satirical action movie. Their objective is priceless, the location is secure, and they only have one day to prepare. Will the team pull off The Master Plan?
The Master Plan -- [TheMasterPlanFilm.com] A suburban community and a state of mind, The Master Plan explores evangelical Christian youth culture in America.
Inspired by the icons and modern myths of youth group pop-culture, we find KRISTI, a high-school senior with seemingly supernatural powers, mystical dreams, and an affinity for existential detective films.
Kristi's social circles extend beyond church activities, so her fundamentalist parents demand that she 'witness' her evangelical faith to her non-religious peers. At first, she backs out, deciding instead to try to convert her estranged Grandfather, a scientist. Failing miserably, she seeks the advice of youth counselor APRIL.
Newly motivated, she unloads April's more calculated plan on her teen friends, and they abandon her. Kristi's Grandfather immediately dies under odd circumstances which are hidden from her by her parents, and in a bizarre state of grief, Kristi becomes possessed by the doomed detectives she so admires, beginning a Quixote-like quest to find her Grandfather's killer.
The Master Plan features Sarah Mahoney, Heidi Van Horne, Virginia Wilcox, Nicole Mosbacher and Sabin Rich.
Critic Greg Wright called The Master Plan 'One of the most visually arresting Indie films you will ever see...', and 'An honest, balanced, and compassionate look at the struggles of Evangelical teens that achieves much more than you'd expect.'
Award Winner - Columbus International Film Festival.
Directed by Aron Campisano.
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The Master Plan -- [TheMasterPlanFilm.com] The Four Spiritual Laws from the film The Master Plan, directed by Aron Campisano. Featuring Sarah Mahoney and Bob Martin. Music by William Edge.
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South Pacific -- Rodgers and Hammerstein's Academy Award-winning 'South Pacific' is a towering musical masterpiece and the tender love story of a naive young Navy nurse (Mitzi Gaynor) and an older French Plantation owner (Rossano Brazzi) on a U.S. occupied South Sea island. The breathtaking score is highlighted by some of the most romantic songs ever written: 'Some Enchanted Evening,' 'There is Nothin' Like a Dame,' 'Younger Than Springtime' and more. Winner of the Pulitzer Prize, South Pacific ranks among the most celebrated of Rodgers and Hammerstein's acclaimed musicals.
The Hunters -- Mightiest thrill-shocked adventure spectacle of the super-sonic age !
El Dorado -- Robert Mitchum plays to perfection an alcoholic but gutsy sheriff who relentlessly battles the dark side of the wild West, ruthless cattle barons and crooked 'businessmen.' The Duke gives an equally adept performance as the sheriff's old friend who knows his way around a gunfight.
An unusual and funny love story about a modern woman who realizes she's looking for an old fashioned kind of romance.
Derived from the Old Testament, the story revolves around the character of Ruth, a pagan priestess who serves in her temple under the High Priestess, and who falls in love with a Hebrew man named Mahlon.
King David, starring Richard Gere, follows the real-life story of the lowly shepherd boy whose shrewdness and bravery helped him ascend to the throne of ancient Israel. But this film is much more than just another Biblical epic. Richard Gere and a fine supporting cast present a fresh new look at the people who actually lived the events that have become legend-from David's battle with Goliath to his self-destructive yearning for Bathsheba.
A cinematic retelling the life of Israel's King David.
From his defeat of Goliath to his self-destructive yearning for Bathsheba, the story of David is an action-packed saga of religion and politics based partly on history and partly on legend and full of ethical lessons imparted by a wise God.
When Max Herschel (Alan King), the ruthless magnate who has everything, loses his executive mistress Bones Burton (Ali MacGraw) to a young playwright (Peter Weller), he carves out a whole new battlefield in the war between the sexes! Director Sidney Lumet's sophisticated comedy, written by three-time Lumet collaborator Jay Presson Allen, chronicles the combat in winningly witty style. When the very rich spat, weapons include movie studios, TV talk shows and art collections - and in the most spectacular lovers' quarrel ever filmed, Bones and Max demolish half the ground floor of Bergdorf Goodman. Myrna Loy as Max's wise secretary, Dina Merrill as Max's neurotic wife and Keenan Wynn as Max's formidable "best enemy" see action as well. For romantic comedy that's elegant and also a hoot, Just Tell Me What You Want is indeed what you want.
An unusual and funny love story about a modern woman who realizes she's looking for an old fashioned kind of romance. Mathematics professor Kate Gunzinger (Jill Clayburgh) has everything the modern woman is supposed to want: a successful career, financial security and an active social and sex life - but somehow it's not enough. While attending her father's wedding in New York, she meets and falls in love with her new stepmother's son (Michael Douglas), a former baseball player who sweeps her off her feet. Immediately, Kate is confronted with three problems: how to deal with her animosity towards her father's new wife; what to do about her old boyfriend; and how to handle a relationship that, in some strange way, borders on incest!
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Elefante is a range of modern Spanish wines created by Riojan winemaker Javier Murua. Sourced from Castilla la Mancha, each wine is crafted with a contemporary philosophy, delivering rich and approachable fruit-driven flavours that capture the passion and excitement of the Spanish culture.
Castilla la Mancha, the setting of Miguel de Cervantes' novel Don Quixote, is the spiritual heart of Spain. The rugged plains are dotted with windmills, olive groves and historic cities. The region's famed cuisine is highlighted by Manchego cheese and full bodied wines.
Has fragrant blueberry fruit on the nose and good depth of dark fruit flavours with a firm tannin balance. Forrestal was enthusiastic "ripe, sweet fruit with cherry cola. Power with finesse. Mulberry and black-currant flavours with good line and length. Rich, concentrated and full. Rating: 93 Points; Huon Hooke, Peter Bourne, Peter Forrestal, Nick Bullied and Ian Cook, Gourmet Traveller Wine Magazine
Leather, coal and chocolate – three ingredients which could likely be the makings of a pretty hot night in. You can take it out though too – it's stylish and swishes with blackberry and dark cherry fruit neatly packed into its medium bodied frame. Some dried herb complexity tapers in some fruit sweetness. Refreshing acid balance and food friendly grainy tannin offers the option to drink with, or without, dinner. Or maybe just a little snack? We're having a bit of fun here I think, which is pretty much what it's all about. At the price, a dead set bargain. Rating: 90 Points; Drink by: 2013-2017; Price: $14; Date Tasted: June 2013; Alcohol: 14%; Gary Walsh - The Wine Front


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The Huffington Post | By Luke Johnson Posted: 04/11/2012 5:48 pm Updated: 04/11/2012 10:04 pm
Former GOP presidential candidate Herman Cain has released yet another bizarre video. In his latest video, entitled "Chicken," the "average American taxpayer" who is "feeding big government" is pecked to death as he feeds chickens.
The clip is reminiscent of a famous scene in Alfred Hitchcock's "The Birds" when children are pecked by crows as they try to run for shelter. However, Hitchock's scene used much more sophisticated special effects.
Past videos have included a bunny being shot and a goldfish dying in open air. The modus operandi of these videos is to use graphic metaphors of death and animals, narrated by a young girl to advance a conservative viewpoint.
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GQ unveils HTML5 website
GQ, Condé Nast upmarket men's monthly, has revamped its website with a raft of features including redesigned content and more advertising opportunities.
GQ: revamped website goes live this week
The revamped GQ website has been built in HTML5 and includes updated style, entertainment and comment sections.
Dylan Jones, editor of GQ, said: "This refresh is the culmination of learnings to date, taking advantage of the smartest, most sophisticated technology available, playing to the core values of the GQ brand, while capitalising on the timeliness of the web."
The revamp is part of an on-going investment in the website by Condé Nast to attract greater user numbers, as it seeks to up the ante against rivals such as Esquire magazine.
According to Google Analytics, GQ.co.uk received 6,799,132 page impressions and 584,326 unique users over a six-month period between January and June.
As part of the redesign, the website boasts new advertising opportunities, which will run alongside its existing advertising formats, such as current banner-ad formats.
GQ claims that the revamped ad formats will be more responsive. The redesigned website goes live this week.
Jamie Jouning, digital director for Condé Nast, said: "The new-look GQ.co.uk is another step on our journey towards creating best in class multi-platform brands. Like its sister site vogue.co.uk, also recently re-imagined, GQ uses cutting-edge responsive design to ensure a seamless creative experience from desktop, through tablet, to smartphone.
"GQ's online advertising strategy is non-intrusive, highly engaging and device-agnostic whatever technology you're using – it's as flexible and responsive as the content on the site."
GQ's iPad app has reported audited digital sales of 9.652 between January and June 2012.
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I am starting to piece the idea together and sketch out a design for a recirculating mash system. However, I am having a bit of difficulty figuring out how I can add a sparge arm/recirculation to my mash tun.
My cooler is a 48 qt rectangular cooler. I dont want to switch over to a round cooler if I dont have to spend the extra money. I love the space my cooler has, and the drain on it is 1/4 inch, so I get a nice slow flow rate from it.
I dont mine drilling holes or attaching anything to the lid and I know that a rotating sparge arm isnt necessary. I am not too concerned about efficiency as I can easily get 75-80% out of the system.
My thoughts are to run two parallel lengts of CPVC or copper tubing (CPVC b/c its cheaper) and drilling small holes every inch or so the wort and sparge water can just drip through the whole tubing. My understanding is that channeling wont be much of an issues if I keep the water above the grain bed and have the drips spread out.
I am also planning on using a small diameter tube to keep the pressure up so the water dispurses even, or close to it, throughout the tubing.
Has anyone tried something similar to these or have any other suggestions on how I can do this?
this is what I use.
Those picture are with it being used in my 55 gallon MLT but it also fits into my 20 gallon cooler MLT the same way. It just sits on top of the grain bed and the wort come out the top.
Lioks nice! Do you use it to recirculate and fly sparge?
well with the holes facing up it's elevating it's self in a way and like you said in the first post the flow is low. It works great for me just sitting on the grain.
One more question....
I am assuming that's 1/2" pipe?
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One of the year's best albums to date is Hellbound Glory's Old Highs and New Lows. As the title implies, it's an album for Saturday night and a Sunday morning spent coming down. Most of the Reno-based band's songs revolve around booze, pills, or the consequences of overindulging in said vices. You'd think this would get tiresome after, say, half a dozen listens, but it doesn't, thanks to clever lyrics, irresistible energy, and a sound that pays tribute to country music's past while still managing to sound modern.
Hellbound Glory's frontman and primary songwriter, Leroy Virgil, and drummer Chico Kortan formed the band in 2005; their first album followed three years later. Though the band's lineup has changed often over the past five years, their sound, which Virgil describes as "scumbag country," (a blend of classic country, rockabilly, and a dash of bluegrass) has remained the same. The term, more endearing than it may seem, was actually coined by fellow country singer Johnny Dilks. Virgil explains, "[We] stayed up until about 5 AM picking guitars and taking pills and drinking booze and all that stuff. The next day he woke up and said 'You know what, you're just a scumbag.' I said, 'You know what, you're absolutely right.' We took on the term 'scumbag' as kind of a good thing; I don't think anybody's used it before and I got tired of describing our music as 'outlaw country.'"
A "Hank Williams obsessive," since his grandfather gave him a cassette tape of the country legend twenty-some years ago, Virgil also counts Johnny Paycheck and Merle Haggard among his many influences. These influences are apparent when listening to Virgil's well-crafted lyrics; "I'll be Your Rock (At Rock Bottom)" sounds as though it could have come from Paycheck's pen four decades ago. The songs found on Old Highs and New Lows are gut-wrenchingly honest, telling tales of a friend's heroin overdose (the superb "One Way Track Marks"), broken hearts, and broken teeth. Every lyric on the album is memorable, even if Leroy can't quite recall writing a few of them: "I woke up one morning with a napkin in my pocket with some words written down and I was like 'That's a good tune.'"
Those napkin lyrics became "Be My Crutch," a strangely sweet ballad of dependence that's one of the standout tracks on Old Highs. With aching pedal steel in the background and Virgil's whiskey-burned baritone rasping "I'm too far gone to walk on my own/With you there to lean on/I just might make it home," it's a song that's tailor made for the dive bars in which this scene plays out at every last call. Though Hellbound Glory's two albums are bursting at the seams with autobiographical tales of drinking and despair, look for Virgil's future material to be a little less dark. Newlywed once more and with a baby on the way, Virgil—who also performs as a solo artist—is in good spirits, stating "I'm not focusing on being self-destructive so much anymore, which is what basically all of my music was about until a year ago."
When it comes to commercial country music, the unfailingly polite Virgil doesn't like to "talk too much shit about what's going on," instead preferring to concentrate on his own work. A fan of Alan Jackson, George Strait, and Jamey Johnson, he's not too sure about some of the artists currently ruling the airwaves. Though he can flip on the radio and hear a song he enjoys, he finds a few of the artists lacking when it comes to authenticity. He can't quite hide the disdain in his voice as he relates the following anecdote: "A buddy of mine opened for one of the new Nashville guys—the entire soundcheck he was listening to rap music and then he started singing Vanilla Ice songs." Shrugging, he concludes, "That's not really my bag."
Hellbound Glory may never get played on your local country station alongside the above Vanilla Ice aficionado. But they can be found with ever-increasing frequency on satellite radio, and, thanks to a relentless touring schedule, in your local scumbag hangout sooner rather than later. Just keep a handle on your wallet and your virtue—both are likely to disappear.
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…if that sort of country music is hellbound – i gladly follow.
Great article! "Old Highs and New Lows" rarely leaves my stereo. These boys have a bright future ahead of them!
I've been a fan of these guys since 2006 and they just keep gettin better and better. Their songs are honest and their sound is pure. And if you think the albums are good…just wait til you see this hell-raisin hootenanny live! Thanks for the great music, boys and thanks for a great article Juli!
Ah, now THIS is more my kind of thang!
Thanks to Hellbound Glory, I no longer have to put up with country music stations and the worthless noise that they try to pass off as country music…Boys, you're in my cd case right next to Johnny, Merle, Waylon, and all the Williams. Catch you next time in Fresno, for antoher Hellbound night.
I don't drink or use drugs, and as a general rule I hate bars of all types and usually avoid them, but these guys have enough stylistic pizazz to at least catch my ear. Why can't they be writing songs about the Tonic Bar at the Erewhon Market instead? Crikey.
PS – Since they are from Reno, shouldn't they have named themselves "The Biggest Little Band In The World"? Also, do they ever cover Southern Pacific's song "Reno Bound" when heading home from a road trip? Hmm…
This is one of the albums that I've had for awhile that I haven't listened to yet. I guess I'd better get to it, Since Juli writes so positively about them.
Well, though I usually give a quick listen to most of the albums/groups/artists recommended here, I rarely give them more than a moment or two. But this one … I started at the top of the list on their myspace and I havent quit listening yet (I'm on the last song now). I like "Hello FiveO". Reminds me a little bit of Junior Brown.
After downloading their album, there are now 9513 items in my iTunes library. I feel this is somehow meaningful.
Oh, and it's really good. Thanks for the tip, Juli!
My favorite is "Be My Crutch." I've never heard of these guys, but they sound pretty good.
Rick, I'm only a light drinker, don't use drugs, adn can't stand the bar scene either, but dammit, it's fun to sing about those things.
It was Jake Owen that his buddy opened for, I googled it.LOL! I was listening to their songs before my coffee this morning(something's wrong with that picture). I think it's funny that some people are afraid others will think they drink or do drugs if they like this music, too funny.
Great band, glad to see they are making some noise. Leroy Virgil is a genius.
Oh, I'm not afraid anybody might think I "live the life," it just tickles me that some fairly upstanding folks (myself included) enjoy this type of thing. Meanwhile, other, just as upstanding people love a guy like Rodney Atkins, a guy tha tmakes me feel claustrophobic, nauseous and ready to empty a clip into the stereo.
When it comes to commercial country music, the unfailingly polite Virgil doesn't like to "talk too much shit about what's going on"…
Smart guy. I wonder if any of his fans might get the point?
Hellbound Glory is one of the best bands out there, no question. I'm glad people are noticing them with their new album out. They play an amazing live show, and despite the "scumbag" label, Leroy Virgil is one of the nicest guys in the business!
It's like the soundtrack to a Dan Woodrell novel …
if you like these guys, check out Whitey Morgan and the 78s
Whitey Morgan is good and I'm glad Bloodshot picked him up. It shows they're giving the "outlaw" country stuff a little more attention. I think Leroy is a better songwriter though and that's what sets Hellbound Glory apart from everyone else right now.
I love you…
D.S. Whitey was in another great band called Dixie Hustler and was just the drummer, they've come along way since the first couple of shows. i think the songwriting will continue to improve, but you're right that Leroy is a little bit better right now
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littlesparkvt (2707383) writes "Astronomers have uncovered for the first time the earliest stages of a massive galaxy forming in the young Universe. The discovery was made possible through combining observations from the NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope, NASA's Spitzer Space Telescope, ESA's Herschel Space Observatory, and the W.M. Keck Observatory in Hawaii. The growing galaxy core is blazing with the light of millions of newborn stars that are forming at a ferocious rate. The paper appears in the journal Nature on 27 August." (Here's the NASA press release.)
sciencehabit writes When raised on land, a primitive, air-breathing fish walks much better than its water-raised comrades, according to a new study. The landlubbers even undergo skeletal changes that improve their locomotion. The work may provide clues to how the first swimmers adapted to terrestrial life. The study suggests that the ability of a developing organism to adjust to new conditions—its so-called developmental plasticity—may have played a role in the transition from sea to land.
alphadogg (971356) writes Netflix has released three internal tools it uses to catch hints on the Web that hackers might target its services. "Many security teams need to stay on the lookout for Internet-based discussions, posts and other bits that may be of impact to the organizations they are protecting," wrote Andy Hoernecke and Scott Behrens of Netflix's Cloud Security Team. One of the tools, called Scumblr, can be used to create custom searches of Google sites, Twitter and Facebook for users or keywords.
MojoKid writes If you're a classic gamer, you've probably had the unhappy experience of firing up a beloved older title you haven't played in a decade or two, squinting at the screen, and thinking: "Wow. I didn't realize it looked this bad." The reasons why games can wind up looking dramatically worse than you remember isn't just the influence of rose-colored glasses — everything from subtle differences in third-party hardware to poor ports to bad integrated TV upscalers can ruin the experience. One solution is an expensive upscaling unit called the Framemeister but while its cost may make you blanch, this sucker delivers. Unfortunately, taking full advantage of a Framemeister also may mean modding your console for RGB output. That's the second part of the upscaler equation. Most every old-school console could technically use RGB, which has one cable for the Red, Green, and Blue signals, but many of them weren't wired for it externally unless you used a rare SCART cable (SCART was more common in other parts of the world). Modding kits or consoles cost money, but if you're willing to pay it, you can experience classic games with much better fidelity.
davidshenba writes Intex and Mozilla have launched Cloud FX, a smartphone powered by Mozilla's Firefox OS. The phone has a 1 GHz processor, 2 Megapixel camera, dual SIM, 3.5 inch capacitive touchscreen. Though the phone has limited features, initial reviews say that the build quality is good for the price range. With a price tag of $33 (2000 INR), and local languages support the new Firefox phone is hitting the Indian market of nearly 1 billion mobile users.
mdsolar writes in with news about a NRC rule on how long nuclear waste can be stored on-site after a reactor has shut down. The five-member board that oversees the Nuclear Regulatory Commission on Tuesday voted to end a two-year moratorium on issuing new power plant licenses. The moratorium was in response to a June 2012 decision issued by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia that ordered the NRC to consider the possibility that the federal government may never take possession of the nearly 70,000 metric tons of spent nuclear fuel stored at power plant sites scattered around the country. In addition to lifting the moratorium, the five-member board also approved guidance replacing the Waste Confidence Rule. "The previous Waste Confidence Rule determined that spent fuel could be safely stored on site for at least 60 years after a plant permanently ceased operations," said Neil Sheehan, spokesman for the NRC. In the new standard, Continued Storage of Spent Nuclear Fuel Rule, NRC staff members reassessed three timeframes for the storage of spent fuel — 60 years, 100 years and indefinitely.
mpicpp sends word that CenturyLink has accused Comcast of restricting competition in the development of internet infrastructure. CenturyLink asked the FCC to block the acquisition of Time Warner Cable to prevent Comcast from further abusing its size and power. For example, Comcast is urging local authorities to deny CenturyLink permission to build out new infrastructure if they can't reach all of a city's residents during the initial buildout. Of course, a full buildout into a brand new market is much more expensive than installing connections a bit at a time. Comcast argues that CenturyLink shouldn't be able to cherry-pick the wealthy neighborhoods and avoid the poor ones. CenturyLink points out that no other ISP complains about this, and says allowing the merger would let Comcast extend these tactics to regions currently operated by Time Warner Cable.
sciencehabit writes: Scientists have long believed that the power of the sun comes largely from the fusion of protons into helium, but now they can finally prove it (abstract). An international team of researchers using a detector buried deep below the mountains of central Italy has detected neutrinos—ghostly particles that interact only very reluctantly with matter—streaming from the heart of the sun. Other solar neutrinos have been detected before, but these particular ones come from the key proton-proton fusion reaction that is the first part of a chain of reactions that provides 99% of the sun's power.
An anonymous reader writes "AT&T has been overbilling my account based on overcounting DSL internet usage (they charge in 50 gigabyte units after the first 150). I have been using a Buffalo NFinity Airstation as a managed switch to count all traffic. As you may know, this device runs firmware based on dd-wrt and has hidden telnet functionality, so I am able to load a script to count traffic directly onto the device. I have an auto-scraper that collects the data and saves it on my computer's hard disk every two minutes while the computer is running. While it is not running, the 2 minute counters accumulate in RAM on the device. Power problems are not normally an issue here; and even when they are I can tell it has happened. The upshot of all this is I can measure the exact amount of download bandwidth and a guaranteed overestimate of upload bandwidth in bytes reliably. I have tested this by transferring known amounts of data and can account for every byte counted, including ethernet frame headers. AT&T's billing reporting reports usage by day only, lags two days, and uses some time basis other than midnight. It is also reading in my testing a fairly consistent 14% higher whenever the basis doesn't disturb the test by using too much bandwidth too close to midnight.
AT&T has already refused to attempt to fix the billing meter, and asserts they have tested it and found it correct. Yet they refuse to provide a realtime readout of the counter that would make independent testing trivial. I've been through the agencies (CPUC, FCC, and Weights & Measures) and can't find one that is interested, AT&T will not provide any means for reasonable independent testing of the meter. It is my understanding that if there is a meter and its calibration cannot be checked, there is a violation of the law, yet I can't find an agency that can even accept such a claim (I'm not getting "your claim is meritless", but "we don't handle that"). If indeed they are not overbilling, my claim of no way to verify the meter still stands. My options are running thin here. So that my account can be identified by someone who recognizes the case: 7a6c74964fafd56c61e06abf6c820845cbcd4fc0 (bit commitment).
Yesterday we had a story titled 'IBM Gearing Up Mega Power 8 Servers For October Launch.' In the intro Timothy wrote, '...watch for a video interview with Balog on how he's helping spend the billion dollars that IBM pledged last year on open source development.' This is that video, and in it Balog tells us how much IBM loves Linux and open source, and how they're partnering with multiple distros, recently including Ubuntu. So get ready for Power 8 servers in October. IBM is pushing them like mad -- especially in the Linux/FOSS realm. (Alternate Video Link)
SternisheFan sends this report from Universe Today: How does microgravity affect your health? One of the chief concerns of NASA astronauts these days is changes to eyesight. Some people come back from long-duration stays in space with what appears to be permanent changes, such as requiring glasses when previously they did not. And the numbers are interesting. A few months after NASA [said] 20% of astronauts may face this problem, a new study points out that 21 U.S. astronauts that have flown on the International Space Station for long flights (which tend to be five to six months) face visual problems. These include "hyperopic shift, scotoma and choroidal folds to cotton wool spots, optic nerve sheath distension, globe flattening and edema of the optic nerve," states the University of Houston, which is collaborating with NASA on a long-term study of astronauts while they're in orbit.
schwit1 sends word that the Dept. of Transportation's National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has given notice of a proposal (PDF) for a new car safety standard that would require vehicle-to-vehicle communication equipment in all new passenger cars and light trucks. The NHTSA thinks this will facilitate the development of new safety software for vehicles. They estimate it could prevent over 500,000 crashes (PDF) each year. "Some crash warning V2V applications, like Intersection Movement Assist and Left Turn Assist, rely on V2V-based messages to obtain information to detect and then warn drivers of possible safety risks in situations where other technologies have less capability. ... NHTSA believes that V2V capability will not develop absent regulation, because there would not be any immediate safety benefits for consumers who are early adopters of V2V." The submitter notes that this V2V communication would include transmission of a vehicle's location, which comes with privacy concerns.
snydeq writes: Developers are embracing a range of open source technologies, writes Matt Asay, virtually none of which are supported or sold by Red Hat, the purported open source leader. "Ask a CIO her choice to run mission-critical workloads, and her answer is a near immediate 'Red Hat.' Ask her developers what they prefer, however, and it's Ubuntu. Outside the operating system, according to AngelList data compiled by Leo Polovets, these developers go with MySQL, MongoDB, or PostgreSQL for their database; Chef or Puppet for configuration; and ElasticSearch or Solr for search. None of this technology is developed by Red Hat. Yet all of this technology is what the next generation of developers is using to build modern applications. Given that developers are the new kingmakers, Red Hat needs to get out in front of the developer freight train if it wants to remain relevant for the next 20 years, much less the next two."
Several readers sent word that U.S. Senator Claire McCaskill (D-MO) has begun speaking in favor of mandatory cameras for police across the country. "Everywhere I go people now have cameras. And police officers are now at a disadvantage, because someone can tape the last part of an encounter and not tape the first part of the encounter. And it gives the impression that the police officer has overreacted when they haven't." This follows the recent controversy ove the shooting death of Michael Brown in a police incident, as well as a White House petition on the subject that rocketed to 100,000 signatures.
McCaskill continued, "I would like to see us say, 'If you want federal funding in your community, you've got to have body cams on your officers. And I think that would go a long way towards solving some of these problems, and it would be a great legacy over this tragedy that's occurred in Ferguson, regardless of what the facts say at the end as to whether or not anyone is criminally culpable."
vinces99 (2792707) writes Scientists have developed what they believe is the thinnest-possible semiconductor, a new class of nanoscale materials made in sheets only three atoms thick. The University of Washington researchers have demonstrated that two of these single-layer semiconductor materials can be connected in an atomically seamless fashion known as a heterojunction. This result could be the basis for next-generation flexible and transparent computing, better light-emitting diodes, or LEDs, and solar technologies.
"Heterojunctions are fundamental elements of electronic and photonic devices," said senior author Xiaodong Xu, a UW assistant professor of materials science and engineering and of physics. "Our experimental demonstration of such junctions between two-dimensional materials should enable new kinds of transistors, LEDs, nanolasers, and solar cells to be developed for highly integrated electronic and optical circuits within a single atomic plane."
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At first he thought it was a deer, perhaps the big-antlered buck he had seen before and hoped to bag someday.
But the closer Steve Davenport got, the more unfamiliar the looming dark mass in the cornfield behind his house seemed.
"It just kept looking more and more like a pig," he recalled. "I had never heard of anything like that. I was just kind of in shock."
In Southern states like Texas, backyard encounters with feral swine have become routine. The pigs - ill-tempered eating machines weighing 200 pounds or more - roam city streets, collide with cars, root up cemeteries and provide plot lines for reality TV shows like "Hog Hunters."
But the pig wars are moving north. In Michigan, New Hampshire, New York, North Dakota, Ohio, Oregon and Pennsylvania state officials are scrambling to deal with an invasion of roaming behemoths that rototill fields, dig up lawns, decimate wetlands, kill livestock, spread diseases like pseudo-rabies and, occasionally, attack humans.
In 1990, fewer than 2 million wild pigs inhabited 20 states, according to John Mayer, the manager of the environmental science group at the Savannah River National Laboratory in Aiken, S.C., who tracked the state populations. That number has now risen to 6 million, with sightings in 47 states and established populations in 38 - "a national explosion of pigs," as Mayer put it.
The swine are thought to have spread largely after escaping from private shooting preserves and during illegal transport by hunters across state lines. Experts on invasive species estimate that they are responsible for more than $1.5 billion in annual agricultural damage alone. The Agriculture Department is so concerned that it has requested an additional $20 million in 2014 for its Wildlife Services program to address the issue.
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When it comes to 'special editions', BMW pretty much leads the way. Although Ducati and Triumph, in particular, have their own successful lines of 'specials' (bikes like the Tricolore or Steve McQueen Bonnie spring to mind), while the UK importers of Suzuki, Kawasaki and Yamaha are increasingly producing 'Touring' or 'Adventure' Packs and suchlike for existing models, BMW's 'Triple Black', ...
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KTM's latest version of its Duke, the 390, is currently being put through its paces near the Austrian firm's factory in Salzburg by MCN Senior Road Tester Adam 'Chad' Child. The £4495 machine sits between the 125 and 690 versions and KTM are quoting 44bhp along with 35nm torque from its new 375cc engine. Here's Chad's first impressions: 'The styling's ...
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While the timing of Suzuki's 2012 V-Strom 650 launch remains a mystery, our first ride of the revamped middle-weight adventure bike this week blows away any doubt that it's been changed for the better. When news of the new V-Strom first broke a few weeks ago following a baffling series of leaked 'teaser' pictures, the sceptics, myself included, had a ...
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Phil West is testing the XC adventure version of the Triumph Tiger in Spain and these are his first impressions. Triumph Tiger 800 first ride - 'the ergonomics are spot on' "Although mechanically it's the same bike as the 800 road version I rode yesterday the XC version is very much the bigger, burlier brother of the two. The longer travel suspension ...
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Phil West is currently in Monserrat near Barcelona for the world press launch of the Triumph Tiger 800 and 800XC version. Video: Triumph Tiger 800 ridden This is what he has to say so far: "I'm riding the road 800 version today with a ride on the XC version tomorrow, we have so far ridden into the mountains south of Barcelona ...
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30 July 2010 13:36
Victory's brand new 2011 'Cross Country' range, which is the American firm's take on 'bagger' (pannier-equipped) or Road King-style tourers, has just been put through their paces by Roland Brown in Scotland, here's what he has to say: "The range comprises the Cross Roads, which is the unfaired bike and comes with (aka Touring) or without plexiglass screen and the ...
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20 January 2010 11:26
We're doing our VFR1200F group test next week (Tuesday 26th/Wednesday 27th) and want a prospective VFR12 buyer to join us. All the info on the new VFR1200F It'll involve two, full days riding starting early on the Tuesday in Peterborough, riding probably down to Cornwall for an overnight stop before returning evening Wednesday. The other bikes are: BMW K1300S, Triumph ...
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15 January 2010 13:54
Senior Road Tester Adam Child is currently in Italy about to test Aprilia's stunning new Dorsoduro Factory street supermoto. Based on the existing Dorsoduro, which is effectively a hopped-up, Ducati Hypermotard-rivalling version of the versatile Shiver V-twin, the Factory boasts revised, firmer, race-style suspension, wavy brake discs and masses of carbon fibre, including body panels and mudguard. Chad will be ...
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13 May 2008 11:03
Phil West is testing the new Moto Guzzi V7 classic around Lake Como in Italy and these are his initial thoughts: "The V7 Classic is a straight forward retro roadster that aims to take on Triumph's proven and popular Bonneville and perhaps unsurprisingly it does a really honest and authentic job of it. "It's based on the Nevada 750 running ...
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09 April 2008 10:13
Harley Davidson is launching its European only Flat Track inspired XR1200R in and around Valencia road test editor Phil West has been riding the motorcycle today for MCN. Here are Phil's first thoughts from the launch. "It's clear Harley have put a lot of work and time into their new enduro-specific XR, in fact it has been in development for ...
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