Zenith Armstrong FM Radios Manual

Manual from the late 1940s or early 1950s judging by the tone of announcing FM Radio superior quality.

theroyaloui recording

Mike, James, and Colin recording basic tracks for theroyaloui's demo at Cornslaw Industries' Garage studios.

Airplane Pictures

PHL to DTW, 0 to 30,000 feet.

Christmas at the Dive

Christmas Evening at the Dive, 2006
(Become the Dive's Friend)

Chinese Democracy

State of the Art, 1950.

We here in Cornslaw Industries' Technology Development Division (CITDD) have spent many hours of the past few days scouring the Intar-Web in search of any specifics/rumors/new-nesses on new computers coming out for the 2006 big holiday season push and the uber-geeky new year. In a truly technologically-humbling moment, we came across this "Operating Guide" for a Zenith Radio Phonograph Combination from the late-1940/early-1950. A note on the last page states that it was purchased on February 15, 1950. Here is a rathy in-depth manual for 56 year old technology. I guess it got us to the moon, but we should all thank our lucky chips.
This is the entire manual, including front and back cover.
Please to enjoy...

The Land of Lost Media

October Feature: ELVIS LIVES by Major Bill Smith (1981)

Coming in November: BACKWARDS MASKING by the Peters Brothers (1985)
Land of Lost Media

Promo CDs, Part III

More Promo CDs, see Part I for a bit of explanation.

Sick of being judged, Spunkadelic begs you to "Take Me Like I Am" (SBK, 1990)


Roxy Blue sing about Robert, a guy known with interesting identity issues in "Rob the Cradle" (Geffen, 1992)


Simply Red: the guy can sing, but man, they suck: "Fairground" (Atlantic, 1995)


Doug Stone (Contender for King Douchebag of the World) challenges you 'casue he knows "You Won't Outdance Me" (Columbia, 1995)


Soul System sells some sex (Arista, 1992)

Promo CDs, Part II

For info on where these came from: Part One

Debra Torre pleads for you to "Conceal Your Love" (Esquire, 1989)


TKA say "Crash (Have Some Fun)" (Tommy Boy, 1990)


Kip Winger and the gang are "Hungry" (this shit writes itself) (Atantic, 1988)


Warrent are "Inside Out" (1992, Columbia)


Tam Tam... uh, ladies and gentlemen, Tam Tam (Island, 1991)