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Good Music You Should Know About - Society Burning
There are a few things we love here at Fair Use Law: video games, excellent youtube videos that pay tribute to nostalgia, and industrial music. It's pretty rare when we can post a music video that features all three tastes tasting great together. I present to you Society Burning's new music video, Nausea ad Neauseam, off their first CD in years, Internal Combustion:
Episode 416 - "Rec 2? Damn Near Killed 'Em!"
Happy Snowflake Day, Fair Users, and welcome to the 16th episode of Fair Use Law case file #4! This week we've got the four-square Triceratops Tribunal in the studio for a special Christmas/end of the year wrap-up edition of the podcast. Topics discussed are the ultimate hatred for New Years party glasses, females complaining about painful sex, accidentally showing your friend pornography, and the horrors of mixing a little kid, Attention Deficit Disorder, a sharp pencil, and a poor teacher's eye. All this and we discuss our favorite movies, TV shows, and CDs of 2010 for your approval!
This week on the podcast I brought the knowledge with the obscure trivia of one hit wonder (by design) KLF side project the Timelords and their manufactured hit tribute to Doctor Who, Doctorin' The Tardis. Here they are on Top of the Pops, miming a performance that includes Gary Glitter samples and Daleks. What more do you want for nothing?
"KLF?" you might be asking, "Why does that band name sound so familiar?" Well, you are probably confusing them with KMFDM like most people do. If that's not it, though, perhaps you remember their few 90s dance techno hits in the US, like 3 AM Eternal:
What happens when Mel Gibso... wait, I mean a man Mel Gibson is playing crosses over the mental event horizon and can no longer communicate freely with the ones he loves? Well, if he was in the upcoming Jodie Foster directed movie the Beaver, he'd talk with a Beaver hand puppet and wouldn't be instantly institutionalized like a real person would be if he attempted something this insane:
Also this week we wrapped up the year 2010 with our favorite movie, video game, and music picks. My pick this year for best CD without a doubt, #1 with a bullet, was Everything Goes Cold - Vs. General Failure. A great mix of perfectly produced and mixed industrial rock with insane samples and some tongue-in-cheek lyrics, it's the perfect CD to listen to while speeding through traffic. Need more convincing? Here they are at the legendary DNA Lounge performing their epic song FAIL:
This week on the podcast I brought the knowledge with the obscure trivia of one hit wonder (by design) KLF side project the Timelords and their manufactured hit tribute to Doctor Who, Doctorin' The Tardis. Here they are on Top of the Pops, miming a performance that includes Gary Glitter samples and Daleks. What more do you want for nothing?
"KLF?" you might be asking, "Why does that band name sound so familiar?" Well, you are probably confusing them with KMFDM like most people do. If that's not it, though, perhaps you remember their few 90s dance techno hits in the US, like 3 AM Eternal:
What happens when Mel Gibso... wait, I mean a man Mel Gibson is playing crosses over the mental event horizon and can no longer communicate freely with the ones he loves? Well, if he was in the upcoming Jodie Foster directed movie the Beaver, he'd talk with a Beaver hand puppet and wouldn't be instantly institutionalized like a real person would be if he attempted something this insane:
Also this week we wrapped up the year 2010 with our favorite movie, video game, and music picks. My pick this year for best CD without a doubt, #1 with a bullet, was Everything Goes Cold - Vs. General Failure. A great mix of perfectly produced and mixed industrial rock with insane samples and some tongue-in-cheek lyrics, it's the perfect CD to listen to while speeding through traffic. Need more convincing? Here they are at the legendary DNA Lounge performing their epic song FAIL:
Sonic The Hedgehod Can Be A Dick Sometimes
The famous underwater levels of almost every Sonic the Hedgehog game can be the bane of gamers too spastic to wait for a large air bubble. But what about poor sidekick to the blue blur himself, Tails?
Take a Yogi Bear CG Movie And End It Better!
What's the only way to salvage the travesty to mankind that is the new CGI/Live Action hybrid Yogi Bear Movie? Remake the ending using the Assassination of Jesse James as an influence:
Video Game Music Sorbet - Mickey Mania
Every Saturday here at the Fair Use Law Magical Castle, we like to sit in a giant tea cup and eat delicious creamy treats in the shape of Mickey Mouse ears while listening to the best video game music of yesteryear. With Epic Mickey arriving and either rocking your world to its very core or just being the best Nintendo 64 platformer released this decade, what better time to flash back to the days of the Sega CD and the underrated and often forgotten gem that was Mickey Mania:
Good Music You Should Know About - Eisbrecher
What would Rammstein sound like if they had a bit of a more electronic, almost 90s europop synth section and vocal harmonies, ala Ace of Bass? Well, thankfully the band Eisbrecher is there to show us the way with their song Schwarze Witwe, and the way is hypnotically catchy:
Pizza Power Fight!
It's a Ninja Turtle tale as old as time: who gets the first case of pizza power in TMNT the Arcade Game? Sometimes it's best to just let the Ninja Turtles talk it out amongst themselves. They did not do that this time, unfortunately:
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