A creepy custom music video. Radiohead does office space.

The main page from this link features a series of disturbing office suicide cartoons. The Apple one is probably the best.

If the appearance of dilbert cartoons on cubicles is the first sign that your company's culture is dead, the appearance of stills from this site ought to be the last sign before your company reaches cataclysm.

Radiohead Creep Flash Video

Anyone heard this yet?

Slabs of dub, slices of surrealism, and disembodied "found" voices make their appearance on the latest offering by ambient dub commandos The Orb.

Bicycles & Tricycles returns to the original Orb concept which isn't about songs, but lysergic landscapes. Industrial grinds propel you through one moment, only to be untethered into infinite space the next, before being snagged into synchronicity by a dub groove.

Bicycles and Tricycles | The Orb

Moby says of Public Enemy "I've always been a huge fan" and talking about the role of music and protest he states "we do still ostensibly live in a democracy, so my hope is that at some point the people will vocally rise up and let the current leaders know that they've had enough." Adds Chuck D: "The song is a request that being a citizen of the world should transcend nationality in the name of peace."

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Playlists made from free music and audio files...

Webjay - Listener Created Radio

Does anyone know of a good cover of Paint it Black by the Rolling Stones? This is a brilliant song, one of my all time favorites, but when I listen to it the 1960's instrument and production technology always bothers me. The frequency spectrum isn't fully utilized. A modern Industrial or Metal band could take this song and really fill up the sound-space with it. I wonder if anyone has?

I did some digging on Google but I mostly came up with questionable references to songs that did not seem to be commercially available.

Anyone know of anything?

] Several ways, the first of which -- and I'm probably
] shooting myself in the foot by saying this publicly, but
] to heck with it, it's the truth -- the first of which is
] VH1 and MTV, who unwittingly and without any mal intent
] -- you know, they didn't mean to do anything bad -- have
] turned it from being a musical experience to being a
] theatrical experience. Again, what you look like, not
] what you can do.

This is a great interview. MTV did for music what ABC did for the presidency.

frontline: the way the music died: interviews: david crosby | PBS

] Korn has announced a remix of their current
] single, "Y'All Want A Single," is
] now available online. The remix, put
] together by Homey and X107.5 X-treme
] Radio in Las Vegas, NV, features
] dialogue of famed shock jock Howard
] Stern, who recently fell victim to Clear
] Channel's spineless stance in removing
] his show from their radio stations in fear
] of being hit with the recent move
] by the FCC to charge radio stations with
] ridiculously outrageous fines for
] indecency or better yet, putting a lid
] on freedom of speech (sorry, former radio jock
] here venting).

RockRage Online: Howard Stern Korn Remix

] Korn's new video for "Y'all Want a Single? Fuck That,"
] consists of the band trashing a record store, screaming
] the chorous, while a suprisingly eloquent rant against
] the recording industry's treatment of artists and the
] radio oligopolies' top-40 mentalitity scrolls past. The
] band reveals that they released the video against its
] label's wishes and urges you to "steal" it. (Link to video
] here.)

Boing Boing: Korn's new video damns the music industry

If you are not listening to Denali, you are not cool. March 16 for those of you in Nashville. Seriously.

^ DENALI ^

] Artists get a full 50% of the purchase price. And unlike most record labels,
] our artists keep the rights to their music.
]
] Founded by musicians, for musicians.
]
] No major label connections.
]
] We are not evil.

Awesome!!

Magnatune: try before you buy MP3 music.