Commented bookmarks for January 27th, 2008
Posted on | January 27, 2008 | 1 Comment
Bookmarks for the last few days:
- salmagundi: 10 brilliant reasons to live in Johannesburg – My friend writes about why she likes living in Johannesburg. Even though I left, I can see how many of her points apply. Pity about all the negatives.
- Welcome to Sacred Dub: Bill Laswell Discography and the Dub/Ambient Podcast – Interesting Bill Laswell fansite.
- Bill Laswell: Extending energy and experimentation – “Few people on this sphere truly deserve to be called a genius.” An interview with Bill Laswell from 1999.
- Trojan Records – Web home of the legendary UK reggae label.
- GeekStuff4U.com – 2.5″ and 3.5″ SATA HDD Stage Rack – This is really neat. I want one :)
- Everything’s Gone Green – A really great little film, written by Douglas Coupland. Worth watching.
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January 28th, 2008 @ 5:29 am
Hey Carsten, just dropping by, dipping in and out of teabowl. It’s nice to see it picking up, gathering momentum. And envy your large collection of music, through the glimpse I get of it on the blog and on your header-pic. It’s time to haul out the Mingus collection…