Sunday, May 07, 2006

End of the Semester


Semester number two is out of the way. Actually, this is semester number 17 (roughly) out of the way.

Here is drawing I did during my (thus far) least favorite class of my post graduate career. 25 years of school and I still doodle incessantly throughout classes.

I never could draw feet or hands.

Videos hit 1000


The Cornslaw Industries Google Video Promenade has hit 1000 videos.
The charge is led by Concerned's ironic performance of Nirvana's "Smells Like Teen Spirit" which has been viewed over 500 times, but we'll take it.

More to come.

Wednesday, May 03, 2006

The Courteous Ninjas


To understand the Courteous Ninjas is to truly understand music for all it is. Furthermore, once you have succumbed to the awesome power of the the Ninjas, you will only then actually begin to enjoy life.

Here is the story:

In the late 1960s, the world's super heroes really sucked. They did nothing and crime was rampant. Also at this time a group of young men were faced with a decision. One, they could enter the music industry, dominate it, and produce some of the finest music the Western world would ever know or, two, they could pick up the slack for all the suck-ass superheroes of the world and rid the world of crime once and for all.
I think we all know the story from there: the world was, as a result of the Ninja's selfless sacrifice, rendered crime free.
In the late 1990s, a prominent record exec approached the aging Courteous Ninjas, long since retired from the superhero game, with an offer to reclaim what was rightfully theirs: three decades of rock.
Much to the chagrin of the other subservient musicians of the world, the Ninjas were still good. Really good. Really really good.
The Ninjas were so good, in fact, that practice would have actually hurt their performances. Finding no real need to master the music that was as natural as the crime-free air that surrounded them, the Ninjas produced the critically acclaimed, undisputed best music ever.
Led by their dynamic lead vocalist, Lance Manyon, the Ninjas also consisted of Hal Crotchborne on the drums, Capt. Major Moto (Ret.) on bass, and the dueling powerhouse guitars of Coitus Maximus and Maximillion Power. For a short time, they had a keyboard player, but no one remembers his name - not even the keyboard player.
Prepare to be rocked. Hard!

THE NINJAS master "SMOKE ON THE WATER" (direct link)


THE NINJAS master "JUKE BOX HERO" (direct link)


THE NINJAS master "CUM ON FEEL THE NOIZE" (direct link)


THE NINJAS master "BLITZKRIEG BOP" (direct link)


THE NINJAS master "DIRTY DEEDS" (direct link)