Total album downloads so far: 100,595.
Ladies and gentlemen, we've crossed the 100,000 mark.
Items that currently have my attention
- 2046
This film seems to have received mixed reviews, but there's a lot of depth here, more than in "In the Mood for Love"; it definitely rewards multiple viewings. I wonder if the experience is different for English-only speakers who are unable to catch Kar-Wai's constant shifting between languages; certainly the subpar subtitles don't help. The multiple-DVD Korean import of this film is so tempting. Patience, patience.... - On Intelligence
Yet another theory of how the brain works. Interesting stuff. In another life I would love to pursue courses of study in cognitive neuroscience. The real take-home lesson for me here, though is: sparring practice where you get clobbered in the head repeatedly = bad. - In an Uncertain World: Tough Choices from Wall Street to Washington
A fascinating account of what it's like to work in a presidential administration by Clinton Treasury Secretary Robert Rubin. More valuable is the insight into his philosophy of life, management and his decision-making framework. Alas, his kind is rare in the world. - Amon Tobin's soundtrack to Splinter Cell 3
I loves me some Amon Tobin. And I loves me some computer games. So two great tastes should taste great together, right? What's more interesting are the challenges of doing such a thing; I'd imagine one would need to write in a way that the music can loop easily and arbitrarily, which is an interesting constraint.
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Hi Jeff,
Today, my about using computers to make, promote, and distribute music appears in ComputorEdge (http://www.computoredge.com) magazine. In the article , I specifically mention Harvey Danger's record promotion experiment and refer readers to the band website and this blog.
I also linked to the band site and blog on the ComputorEdge page of my website, Lytspeed Communications (http://www.lytspeed.com/ce.htm). I hope this helps you out in some small way with your distribution experiment. I heartily support what you are doing, and wish you the best of luck.
Stace Johnson
www.lytspeed.com
Posted by: Lytspeed | November 18, 2005 at 09:49 AM
Well yeah, what else should you expect when you guys make the best music I've ever heard since 1994? Truly, Harvey Danger is like my father: intelligent, eloquent, absolutely wonderful and while you may have matured and grown up, you won't forget to dig out the legos and toy trains once in a while. =) Thanks for totally rocking, Jeff.
Posted by: Jamie | November 20, 2005 at 03:19 PM
Thanks for putting your new album on the Internet. I was a fan of HD after the first album, and am listening to #3 as I write this comment. I just heard the third track, which I really liked, and now I'm listening to Track #4, which I like EVEN MORE!! Terrific, keep up the excellent work. Your band is aging well. :)
Posted by: Sammee | November 25, 2005 at 05:29 PM
Just want to again give you accolades for "little by little" Great,Great work! Us jeff's are cool HD is too
Posted by: jeff liberman | December 06, 2005 at 12:26 AM
Hey, Jeffy! Many congrats on your new album. Missed you in Seattle, come out to Montreal and hit me up. 2046 was pretty awesome, and I do think the language shiftingreached monolingual audiences, well, any audience that would be receptive to this film. Best wishes on all things good and great, sadatay!
Posted by: Jessica Lee | December 12, 2005 at 07:57 AM