Squirmin Melville

Who gives a fuck?

YouTube video by E.J. Masicampo A two-year-old's solution to the trolley problem

This solution is deeply embedded in all of us.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=-N_R...

RIP to Jesse Jackson, who in this debate w/David Duke in 1977 delivered (until the host cut him off) a message of unity and against "national isolationism" that's important to hear today. He also ended the show w/one of the sickest burns ever directed at Duke: "You're not even a legitimate Klansman"

Jfc what?

lol no I just remember it being one of those things that was not on my radar at all before I found myself using it constantly

You need a crate of Boudreaux's and a 5 dozen bottle brushes.

Very commercial sounding breaks. I was always a jungle head, had to get to ATL to hear it. Alabama was basically a peripheral of the Florida breaks scene.

not even a CM fan, but seeing them at Sloss would have been fun

Same thing happened to me with the Crystal Method. I had a college radio show and we were going to interview them and everything.

YouTube video by Squarepusher Squarepusher - Tetra-Sync (Live in Tokyo, 2004)

@orbgazer.bsky.social got me thinking about squarepusher and man that cat can play

jesse jackson was constantly played as a punchline on 90s late-night TV to the point that i didn't understand his history of activism and serious left-leaning political platform until i was much older. i have to think, to some degree, that was on purpose.

screaming in 7/4

This is one of those things that if my student wrote it, I have to say something like "I'm not here to teach ethics, but there's an obvious point here that you seem to be deliberately missing."

I hate on Tool, but this really would be one of the more justifiable uses of the sphere.

Yoda Nobunghole

In mind there's a whole category of music that I file under "sounds like they just ran out of coke."

hollywood is COOKED

something like this used to cost $100,000,000 to make and i just did it for free with one prompt 😎

Hang tough.

Yo good to see ya - either I keep missing you or you been quiet

screengrab from the Colbert Report It's a canned ham with glasses named Ham Rove.

Ham Rove is back!

It's a great comp. Fun to hear it gradually speed up and slowly back away from the rave stabs and piano riffs for deeper, darker territory.

sorry to blow up your thread - you're in my 'tism zone

The Suburban Base/Moving Shadow joint lps are wall to wall bangers.

I can run Wired for Sound from start to finish in my head. Listened to that one like I was studying for finals.

YouTube video by Deejay Club The History Of Hardcore, Jungle, Drum & Bass (1991-1997) [Suburban Base - 3 x CD, Compilation Mixed]

yessir - caning 94 and 95 mixes at work for the last month

Wish I had a drive long enough to run this start to finish.

Yes,,, your boy has taken a ride in the 4 man bobsled,,, but im an adrenaline junkie and needed to try skeleton. And now I’ve officially joined the team and am gonna try to start competing.

66 years old going 66 mph.

I think the crucial aspect of 90s sample culture was the physical scarcity of vinyl samples. That's what made it so fresh. Now samples and breaks are named and catalogued. I can dl a sample pack with 100 different versions of the Amen. There's less "where'd that come from?"

dammit

not sure i want to ask

Can confirm it's recognizable as brown gravy, though it does take a second for the full flavor to kick in.