Especially for incog neato this Friday's musical link features the internet phenomenon that is tunak tunak tan. I'm not totally sure how I hadn't heard this before, it seems to have done the rounds, you were all too busy sending me more point and click game links weren't you? Anyway now I'm up to speed, as well as the real audio performance, I've found this surreal flash version, and a colourful flash version.
Entry 1008, Friday, November 26th 2004, Filed In Stuff
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Sorry, I'm in a mood to reminisce, but this is the last of the repeats, and how can you not love jamez bond? You'll try to sing-a-long, even though it's nigh on impossible, and you'll still find yourself humming along to it a month from now. It's been 2 years since this first entered my life and I still revisit it at least every couple of months.
Entry 1007, Wednesday, November 24th 2004, Filed In Stuff
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Well it's taken until post 1006, but we have ourselves the first lazylaces repeat, it's all well worth it though as this is one of my most favourite internet things ever (and that really is about the most accurate description for this you can hope for). Ladies and Gentlemen I ask you to be silent in a kind of hushed awe, and bow down before, the wonder that is hatt baby. An animation that transcends the earthly constraints of such questions as "what?", "why?", and "huh?".
Update: Damn it! This has reminded me of another classic that I have to see again (see above) - but this is the last of the repeats until just after post 2000 I promise.
Entry 1006, Wednesday, November 24th 2004, Filed In Stuff
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A very samorost-esque (which is a very good thing) music video from the same design team - the only bad thing is you can't interact with it, even though you really want to. Please let there be a Samorost II soon, please [thanks LD].
Entry 1005, Tuesday, November 23rd 2004, Filed In Stuff
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OK, I'm very late for Diwali, but what can I say? I've been kind of busy and it took me over a week to come down from the sugar rush induced by stuffing myself with Indian sweets. I can't pretend I grasp anything beyond the basic concept of Diwali, but that's still pretty good going for a white English guy, and I do know the sweets are fantastic, this e-card has a very cool firework lighting thing and gets huge bonus points for the most eclectic choice of languages I've seen (English, Hindi and Tamil, among others), and most importantly I wish all my Indian friends, and friends with Indian roots, well at this festive time. Happy Diwali.
Entry 1004, Tuesday, November 23rd 2004, Filed In Stuff
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Bizarre techno tunes remixed by a reindeer and an evil cat on digital turntables and Apple Macs with psychedelic background animations. Quite possibly this on drugs, or maybe I am, I certainly felt like I should be after watching through this a couple of times. The really worrying thing is when you realise that it's catchy and it's lodged itself in your head. Well if I'm going to go slightly mad for the whole of Tuesday so can you. Enjoy. Wibble.
Entry 1003, Monday, November 22nd 2004, Filed In Stuff
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Some groovy flash navigation.
Entry 1002, Monday, November 22nd 2004, Filed In Stuff
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At some point soon I'm planning to add an RSS feed for the site (great idea Ryan) so this guide on how get ASP to produce an RSS feed should come in handy. Syndicate lazylaces soon.
Entry 1001, Monday, November 22nd 2004, Filed In Stuff
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Neat little, flash animated, mouse chasing, spider. Neat that is unless you don't like spiders in which case I wouldn't recommend it and you'll be reaching for the flash animated glass and bit of paper, preferably with a flash animated partner to escort it off the premises for you. Or if you have no Buddist leanings, a flash animated slipper *squish* [neat work by onemotion].
Entry 999, Tuesday, November 9th 2004, Filed In Stuff
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After a week off the Friday musical interlude returns with one of my favourite bands of the moment, snow patrol. These guys are on heavy rotation on the lazylaces music systems. I'm not totally sure how well known they are outside outside the UK, but the music sampler at the top of their site for the new album is a great way to acquaint yourself witheir addictive sounds.
Entry 996, Friday, November 5th 2004, Filed In Stuff
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Ok, this quiz will make no sense at all if you're from outside the UK, it's debatable if it makes any sense at all, but I enjoyed myself. Turns out I'm a confirmed Southern Fairy:
"Alwight, guvnor? For you are a Southern Fairy. Thank God you didn't turn out to be one of those northern gits, eh? Too many of them around for anyone's liking. And, don't even get us started on the Scots. Celebrate down your local bar with a cool pint of lager. That costs £3.00."
I'm so proud. Where do they find lager that cheap though?
Entry 993, Tuesday, November 2nd 2004, Filed In Stuff
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Final musical post for this Friday; chill out a little with the Kings Of Convenience flash jukebox. Oh dear...another album for me to buy.
Entry 990, Friday, October 22nd 2004, Filed In Stuff
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