Casey Neistat

This guy makes wonderful short documentaries. My personal favorite was the one about Chat Roulette. I decided to put this one on here instead because it is equally as funny and ridiculous.

emergency brake from Casey Neistat on Vimeo.

Washed Out

This is an incredible music video. Just love the H.D.

FEEL IT ALL AROUND from Northern Lights on Vimeo.

Same Name's Cool

So I made this playlist like a year ago on my iPod with songs that had the same titles but by different bands. You know the ones that aren't covers, just the phenomenon of same names. Thats one of those things I like to do. Make themed playlists based on something other than the feel of each song. For example I have a playlist of songs that only uses Numbers as titles.
Any way I wanted to post those playlists on here for your enjoyment. Its a way to celebrate the unoriginality in the World. There is so much of it. Don't tell me you don't know at least 2 guys named william. Im pretty sure I personally know 4. I think its good to have that unorignality. That way its easier for everyone to connect to each other.

Same Name Playlist:
Public Service Announcement
(Jay-Z & The Bravery)
Stockholm Syndrome
(Blink 182 & Yo La Tengo)
After Hours
(Phantom Planet & We Are Scientist)
All I Need
(Radiohead & Jay-Z)
Bones
(Radiohead & The Killers)
Crazy
(Seal & Gnarls Barkley)
Do It Again
(Nada Surf & The Chemical Brothers)
Forest
(Okkervil River & System Of a Down)
Friends
(Led Zeppelin & Ryan Adams and the Cardinals)
Get it Together
(Seal & The Go! Team)
Gone
(Ben Folds & Kanye West)
I'm Amazed
(Pixies & My Morning Jacket)
Iris
(Goo Goo Dolls & Hercules And Love Affair)
Lies
(The Black Keys & Glen Hansard and Marketa Irglova)

Numbers Playlist:
Zero by The Smashing Pumkins
1234 by Feist
Two by Ryan Adams
No Name No. 5 by Elliot Smith
5.15 by The Who
2+2=5(The Lukewarm) by Radiohead
88 by the Cool Kids
9-9 by R.E.M.
Nineteen by Tegan & Sara
Thirteen by Ben Kweller
15 by Rilo Kiley
Sixteen, Maybe Less by Calexico/Iron & Wine

The Great Art on the Internet

There is this guy i know. He's basically the man. He is an incredible story teller, a sharp dresser, and a really talented artist. He does drawings and stencils and other cool stuff. Right now he's doing graphic design at Auburn town and he gave me a link to his stuff. Its got graphic art and b&w photography. Its awesome. I would highly recommend checking it out.

Bailey's Art

Also I recently made email friends with the Georgian lo-fi bedroom popster Ernest Greene of Washed Out. He only releases his music through itunes and on tape. He has a really cool blog with his photography and video art. Pictures are legit. And his music is wonderful. He is actually playing in Birmingham at the Bottle Tree next tuesday. He is opening for Beach House! its gonna be great show!! I would recommend checking out both. Here's the link to his blog.

Ernest Greene's Art

Talk Dirty To Me

Scrubs is the best. Here is a wonderful rendition of Poison's "Talk Dirty To me"

Chowder

Here is a link to a great episode:

Chowder Episode
Watch this show. It is on cartoon network, but in no way is it for kids! I can't even believe how creative and wacked out it is. I think it comes on Cartoon Network on weekdays at 5 or 5:30. Let me know what you think.

Amazon.com

I just bought some things on amazon that I'm excited about. You'll probably be jealous and want the same things if you are anything like me.
I pre-ordered Beach House's new cd "Teen Dream" it comes with a dvd that has a music video for each song on the album! I'm totally stokes! That should get here on Tuesday, January 26th.
Next I purchased a clear cover for my cell phone and a car charger (necessities) I will soon drop my cell phone and think, "wow! could call, william!" in which case I'll air high five myself which will look like me clapping my hands to anyone on the street. Or it could look like I'm killing a wasp in front of my face.
And maybe one day my sweet sweet phone will all of a sudden become empty of battery and I'll have my charger right there in my car to charge it!
The final object that I just purchased was a capo for my guitar. That way I can play those songs that are octives higher like Follow You into The Dark or Will You Return or Oh love that will not let me go. Or I Love the Rain the Most. Or any song by Joe Purdy for that matter.
I can't imagine why you would care about any of this but its important to me so. You know that feeling you get just waiting day after day for you online goodies to arrive in the mail? Its like waiting for christmas, only the date it comes is all general and not specific. You try to track it but that never helps because it could really get there on any day. And it always comes one day later than you expect it. You look on your front porch and see nothing. But when you least expect it it appears as if it had been sitting there all along.