Some more music from S. Dot and his crew.DOWNLOAD: Writer's Block x Drift Away
Apr 19, 2009
Apr 8, 2009
The World's First Underground Stadium
Set to be built in Doha, Qatar and completed by 2010. Follow the link for more information and pictures.
Via Gizmodo
Apr 6, 2009
Spike Jonze
After seeing the trailer for Spike Jonze's Where The Wild Things Are I decided to check out some more of his work. Good Looks ZP for the above video and check out the others below.
Apr 1, 2009
All Over the Web Like I Got 8 Legs
A little late on this but I'm still posting it for anyone who hasn't seen it. This movie is gonna be sooo dopeee!!! I remember reading this ish all the time when I was little. I think I'm going to go pick up a copy down at B & Nobes this weekend. Spike Jonze has directed many music videos such as this classic as well as this and he just shot the video for Kanye's See You in My Nightmares. His films include Being John Malkovich, Three Kings, and Adaptation. Below are some distractions for you.
Forza Sounders!!!
If you have been living under a rock for the past month you might not have heard about the Sounders FC: Seattle's UNDEFEATED professional soccer team. Last Saturday, the Sounders became 2-0 with a win over Real Salt Lake (watch the highlights here). They continue their campaign this Saturday in Toronto. Since you are most likely not traveling there, you can watch the game on Fox Soccer Channel at 1:00 PM pacific time.
I strongly recommend that anyone who has yet to attend a game do so in the near future. The MLS isn't considered the highest competition in the world and takes a lot of criticism from soccer fans from all over the world, even stateside. People tend to forget that the league is young (16 years old) while top flight leagues such as the Spanish La Liga and English Football League have been around since 1929 and 1888 respectively (note: the English Premier League was created in 1992 and consisted of the top 22 teams from the Football League).
It takes time to build a competitive sports league yet the Sounders are proving that it is possible for the MLS to compete with both the NBA and NFL by selling out season tickets and consecutive home games, not to mention the excitement and buzz they have created here in Seattle. In 2011, two expansion teams will be added in Portland and Vancouver, BC. This will allow fans to travel to away games to support their teams and it will also reignite the rivalries from the USL days.
This could be the beginning of a very bright future for not only Seattle and its Sounders, but the MLS and soccer as a whole in the United States. Don't you want to be able to tell people in 20 or 30 years that you were in the stands to watch the arrival of the beautiful game up close and personal? I know I do.
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