RUN TO THE HILLS

ANALOG Skate Team (Australia)

Inside the [HEAD]phones / March 2011

so I picked myself off the ground and fuckin' swam 'fore I drowned

Eminem - Recovery (2010)

Jay-Z - The Blueprint (2001)

Warren G - Regulate...G Funk Era (1994)

Eminem - The Marshall Mathers LP (2000)

Talkn' 2 Myself

Detroit: Where Music and Community Development are One

Loyalty is something that can never be replaced. As we move forward into the technological future of social networking and impersonalization, we may ultimatley lose ourselves. The very fabric that once held communities so tightly knit together, may dissapear. The City of Detroit, now alone more than ever, can represent the essence of man in the world we live in today. The subject that refused to crumble. The man who fights till the death--arms linked in communion with the very people that make him, him.

Through the height of our country's industrial and manufacturing prosperity, the City of Detroit came to life. During World War I and World War II, its facotires and assembly plants produced the largets amount of military air crafts and fighters. During the automobile era, the City flourished as our nation's people demanded the need for a vehicle. Now, with the recession that we face, the City of Detroit has struggled more than ever. Rising unemployment rates and a decline of social services and aid from the federal government. What happens when the people who once believed in us leave? Who do we become when those that said they would be there through the thick and the thin move on? We stand strong. We stand together.

It is important that we do not forget the places we come from. The places that make us who we are. The places that we call home. And it is important that we do not forget the people that makes those places what they are. Planners and urban designers spend too much time focusing on the finer things in life. They are the fairweather friends that live at the top. But where are they when we need them the most? When planning and community organizing are needed the most. In this day and age, we must learn to grow from the bottom up--without the help of the higher authorities. We are the people that make life happen--and we are the people that will bring us back from the rubble of despair.

Detroit, stand up. You will return.

Marshall Mathers' (Eminem) "Letter to Detroit"

DIGITAL JOURNAL ARTICLE: http://www.digitaljournal.com/article/304459

The Starting Line - Somebody's Gonna Miss Us (DVD)

This video is footage taken from The Starting Line's DVD release "Somebody's Gonna Miss Us." The DVD was released in a compilation package with live concert audio recording as a farewell album to their fans.

The Starting Line - Something Left To Give

Jack's Mannequin - Drop Out - The So Unknown @ The Viper Room, Los Angeles (10.10.08)

Jack's Mannequin performing "Drop Out - The So Unknown" from their second full-length studio album The Glass Passenger (Sire Records, 2008).

Goldenwest [Through My Eyes EP]

Droppin' March 22nd! Keep em' peeled!

track listing:

1. Always a Party

2. Evaporate

3. Californicate

4. Through My Eyes

5. Talkin

6. Don't Stop (Sun Drop)

7. Superfuturelove

album teaser:

News from under The Apple Tree

Jay Adams, Tear Drop circa 1976 //Glen E. Friedman//

Hey Everybody -- Stone and The Kid have some big news for you all!

We are throwing together a Greatest Hits Compilation of our favorite cuts from our "Sounds of a Unified Struggle" series. For those of you that missed it, Sounds of a Unified Struggle was our way of celebrating and acknowledging influential African American Soul and RnB musicians from the 50's 60's, and 70's. The compilation will be an excellent way to catch up on what you may have missed out! We also have a digital recording of our February 7th show. Personally, that was my favorite edition of Sounds of a Unified Struggle so I am more than excited to share it with you folks!

We also have a digital recording of our show last night (3/7/11): The Shark Tree. The Shark Tree was our surf rock/beach fuzz jam fest for KCPR's Shark Week III. During Shark Week, every show on air will be dedicated to shark/beach/ocean themes. Be sure to tune in and check out what all of the other crazy DJs at the station are throwing down this week! It should be a blast! Here is the track-listing for The Shark Tree:

The Shark Tree (3.7.11)

GILLIGAN'S ISLAND THEME SONG
The Surfaris - Wipe Out
The Japanese Motors - Single Fins & Safety Pins
Wavves - King of the Beach
The Growlers - Sea Lion Goth Blues
JAWS MOVIE TRAILER
Weezer - Surf Wax America
Surfer Blood - Swim
King Khan & BBQ Show - I'll Be Loving You
The Soft Pack - Parasites
The Ventures - Hawaii 5-O
CLIP FROM THE ABYSS
The Trashmen - Surfin' Bird
Jan & Dean - Surf City
The Hondells - Little Honda
The Chantays - Pipeline
The Darlings - Eviction Party
PIRANHA 3D MOVIE TRAILER
Ronny & The Daytonas - G.T.O.
Feist - Sea Lion Woman (Live at the Trabend Sessions, 2007)
SAMUEL L. JACKSON - DEEP BLUE SEA SPEACH
The Beach Boys - Barbara Ann

Because The Kid and I love you all so much -- and are extremely grateful for your support during our MTV Woodie Award run -- we are passing out the Sounds of a Unified Struggle Greatest Hits Comp and both show recordings for FREE! All you have to do is send us a message with a song request and we will be sure to get you a copy!

Remember tune in Monday nights from 7-8pm for a fine selection of Psychedelic Garage and Old School Soul gems!

LISTEN LIVE: http://kcpr.calpoly.edu/music/live.html

[[Dr Stone & The Sinister Kid -- out]]

transmission [from the satellite heart] over.

Haunted -- the memoirs of Tess Clark

"Mrs. Clark says, Sometimes it seems that we spend the first half of our lives looking for some disaster. And she looks down at her straight-out-chest--a look made almost impossible by her enhanced lips. As young people, she says, we want something to slow us down and keep us trapped in one place long enough to look below the surface of the world. That disaster is a car crash or a war. To make us sit still. It can be getting cancer or getting pregnant. The important part is how it seems to catch us by surprise. That disaster stops us from living the life we'd planned as children--a life of constant dashing around." -- C. Palahniuk, Haunted, 2005: 134

In Living Color: Entrance, Sleepy Sun, Slang Chicken

Back in the summer of 2009, I made the long and unknowingly silent journey out into the Pasadena Hills where the city of Eagle Rock is so elegantly nestled. As I entered what appeared to be a renovated church, I discovered what I was once afraid to find: the self. The sounds that reverberated between the walls of that holy space and into my mind were unlike anything I had ever experienced in my previous life. This story can only be retold through the collection of photographs that isolate precious moments of the evening.

The Entrance Band, Sleepy Sun ('Embrace' Record Release Show), Slang Chicken

Guy Blakeslee of The Entrance Band

"For me, the actual experience of playing is going somewhere and sending something back out to people from a place that they are not in that I'm in." (Interview with Steven Preston, June 6, 2010)

Full interview here >> http://www.thecoachellavalleyartscene.com/2010/06/30/interview-the-entrance-band/

The Entrance Band - Silverlake Jubilee