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Category Archives: Science
The Cognitive Bias Song
Note to self. (via Michel)
Posted in Heh Heh, Music, Science, YouTubery
Tagged psychology
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Le Labostrophe Videos
Le Labostrophe is a fellowship between freelance audio/video freak technicians, whose goals are : – To make available to present-day art makers an original & professional video and/or audio creation, in accordance with their own budget and complementary to their … Continue reading
Posted in Community, Music, Science, Visual Arts, YouTubery
Tagged 2009, audio/video, Le Labostrophe, professional services, tribute bands, Zappa
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Zappa on School Beat, 1986
Frank Zappa debates and discusses rock censorship, the PMRC, the PTA code, the “non-binding nothingness” which the record companies and the then Washington Senator’s wives perpetrated on the American public with the assistance of the media) with Christian rock DJ, … Continue reading
Posted in Frank Zappa, Miscellany, Politics, Pop Cult, Religion, Science, YouTubery
Tagged 1986, censorship, debate, panel, pmrc, pta, school beat, video, Zappa
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Opium, Morphine, Heroin
Illegal Drugs: Opium, Morphine, Heroin Pt. 1 The recent awarding of Heath Ledger a posthumous Oscar for The Dark Knight made me think about his accidental death from “acute intoxication by the combined effects of oxycodone, hydrocodone, diazepam, temazepam, alprazolam … Continue reading
120 Years Of Music Chart History
Also known as The Whitburn Project: For the last ten years, obsessive record collectors in Usenet have been working on the Whitburn Project — a huge undertaking to preserve and share high-quality recordings of every popular song since the 1890s. … Continue reading
Posted in Music, Pop Cult, Science
Tagged data mining, history, music charts, one hit wonders, whitburn project
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Parallel Worlds
Having first aired on BBC Four about a year ago, Parallel Worlds, Parallel Lives is finally given a re-run that us lowly mainland Euro’s can watch — on BBC Two: A documentary which follows the singer of US rock band … Continue reading
Got Rhythm?
Drummers worldwide listen up: People who score high on intelligence tests are also good at keeping time, new Swedish research shows. The team that carried out the study also suspect that accuracy in timing is important to the brain processes … Continue reading