Maddel wrote:
These legal issues are ridiculous... What is all this good for? :?
Good for the VPN services since it allows people to reflect an IP address anywhere in the world :)
Jesus Built My Hotrod - one of my all time favs!!
schwim wrote:
Good for the VPN services since it allows people to reflect an IP address anywhere in the world :)
Will Tor solve the problem?
Maddel wrote:
Will Tor solve the problem?
Two problems with using TOR. First, it's not designed for particular IP ranges on the outbound side so you never know if your page request is going to look like it's from Paris France or fom Tazmania. Secondly, Many media outlets block all known TOR exit node IPs so often, you'll be stopped in your tracks regardless of where it looks like your request is originating from.
A VPN service, on the other hand, can allow you to dictate the location of the IP address you want it to look like is requesting a page, which makes it popular for this type of thing. Services like Netflix try to block known VPN IP addresses to combat this but the VPN services just keep adding new IPs to the list so it's a cat and mouse game.
Maddel wrote:
Static-X - Push It
Wayne Static always reminded me of this guy(both in looks and musical leanings):
And these guys:
Our generation of music creators are going to known for going out in a blaze of pain killers and anti-depressants. How very rockstar.
Talking about painkillers...
Here's some glorious exaggerated havoc!
Nevertheless kind of cool...
I need that guitar:
Speaking of The Prodigy and flames:
Which is great... but not as great as the musicless version:
schwim wrote:
... Which is great... but not as great as the musicless version.
x2 :!:
I often use the mute button on awful obtrusive pop song vids.
Makes it really entertaining watching the actors' mops and mows... :lol:
In contrast to this one:
The Chem Bros are fantastic.
So are the Boingos!
schwim wrote:
The Chem Bros are fantastic.
So are the Boingos!
So very much after my fancy! No idea why I neglected this band for so long. :oops:
Have to get their records...
Reminds me so much of the Danny Elfman song Remains of the day I posted earlier in this thread.
It bears all the marks of the Oingo Boingo mastermind. :)
And now for some more Offbeat...
Some early Prodigy. Not everyone's cup of tea - me included :lol:
Going further back into the past... Another awesome 12" I excavated from the archive lately :o
Now check out this ancient footage... :D
Time travel continues...
Ageless song accompanied with scenes from the 1966 movie "Fahrenheit 451".
Some 80s "underground"...
Happy Birthday Jason 8-)
Hey thanks a bunch!
This is actually the song that stays in my head all day:
In case you're planning a trip to Romania (to pick up your brand new Dacia may be)... :lol:
Beware... :twisted:
Live preformance: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iqlloRB04BQ
And a nice cover:
I love a lot of remakes better than the originals. It's neat to see bands reimagine compositions:
Maddel wrote:
Live preformance: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iqlloRB04BQ
i was thinking of husker du last night and now your posting this today. good times
schwim wrote:
I love a lot of remakes better than the originals. It's neat to see bands reimagine compositions:
Van Halen - Jump
Powerman 5000 - Jump
I like this one :D
If my mind serves me right the first VH song I heard was this one:
Interestingly Charles used it as soundtrack for one of his bike vids.
Maddel wrote:
Interestingly Charles used it as soundtrack for one of his bike vids.
He listens to the 80's hair metal channel on his truck radio constantly. It's his go-to era :)
Here's a tiny part of VH doing a remake of a song that's about growing up in an area just a few hours from where I live(Durham, NC).
Original:
Good ol' Mr. Roth: