Julian Casablancas - Out Of The Blue

Track Number 1 from Julian Casablancas Album. And in my honest opinion I think this is the best track by a long way. That's no disrespect to the other tracks - but this track is awesome. A sing-a-long-extravaganzar! So much better than all that manufactured Simon Cowell shite out there!

Frontlines: The Warning

Below is a documentry on the financial crisis we have and still are experiencing - it goes through the history of how we got there from simple OTC Derivatives and watching them as they got more and more complicated. Following how the Regulators tried in vain to keep pace with the world of derivatives as they quickly evolved.




Worth watching in its entireity

Scary how Greed became the norm.

Julian Casablancas - "River of Brakelights"

This is Julian Casablancas's next Single - Interesting an eclectic is the best way to mention this track - loud and fast - enjoying the vocals mixed with the indie electronic chaos with some great tempo.

Unfortunatly the album isn't out yet! Its been delayed to:

PHRAZES FOR THE YOUNG will be released internationally on the following dates:

OCTOBER 30 – Australia, Austria, Germany, Switzerland

NOVEMBER 2 – Belgium, Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, France, Hong Kong, Italy, Netherlands, New Zealand, Poland, Portugal, United Kingdom

NOVEMBER 3 – Canada, Spain, United States

NOVEMBER 4 – Brazil, Sweden



Not sure why the UK dosn't get it until November 2nd!

Look forward to more Sounds in the future.

The Banking Crisis how it is according to Max Keiser

The Outspoken Max Keiser saying it how it is in this TV interview screened in the last 24hours.
Max Keiser comparing Goldman Sachs and the big banks to Terrorists - a highly amusing face off debate between Max Keiser and the Kid from Mad Comics all grown up.

The kid doesn't stand a chance



I urge you to keep watching to Part 2 - amusing financial entertainment.



The DOW should not be 10,000 until this economy has recovered and it is a long way off from recovery. Take note.

Official Che Trailer HD

So I finally got round to watching CHE - Part 1 and Part 2.

Benecio Del Toro does a wonderful job in his betrayal of Ernesto "Che" Guevara. Soderbergh true to form just lets the wonderful cast just get on with it with his directing.

Part 1 was exceptional - Part 2 was very good just not as good as Part 1 however, when your telling the Story of his Cuban days in Part 1 and Bolivia days in Part 2 that is to be expected. Great Cinema - just shocked it took me so long to see this award winning film - go see if you haven't already done so!