Archive | April, 2009

Deluxe Hugs $2

Posted on 29 April 2009 by Joe Dimeck

I’m a sucker for a good prank, and this is a fantastic prank.  Not only did he manage to make $36 from the word “deluxe”, but he exposed the free hugger for a lonely dude just looking to cop a feel. Continue Reading

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Fun With Froberg: Obits – I Blame You (Sub-Pop | 2009)

Posted on 23 April 2009 by Henry Soule

Indie rock can be tough, especially for the veterans. In Rick Froberg’s case, it’s gotta be down right stressful at times. Continue Reading

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Naked Man Tasered For Not Putting Tye-Dye Robe Back On | NSFW

Posted on 23 April 2009 by Joe Dimeck

Well, here’s another video of people who shouldn’t be police officers showing why they shouldn’t be police officers.  Of course this all went down at this year’s Coachella festival in California. You’ll be stunned by the ridiculousness of it. Click through for the vid… you know you want to. Continue Reading

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Happy Record Store Day!

Posted on 18 April 2009 by Joe Dimeck

Today, April, 18th, 2009, marks the 2nd annual national Record Store Day.  The event was started in 2007 by Eric Levin, Michael Kurtz, Carrie Colliton, Amy Dorfman, Don Van Cleave and Brian Poehner as a day to celebrate local and independent record stores, places where rare and treasured musical finds are common and fairly priced–none [...] Continue Reading

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Film Review: Wilco – Ashes of American Flags Tour DVD

Posted on 17 April 2009 by Joe Dimeck

A review of Wilco's new tour DVD, Ashes of American Flags. Continue Reading

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Jones’ Big ASS Truck Storage and Rental

Posted on 16 April 2009 by Joe Dimeck

Sometimes you come across absolute comedic genius.  This being one of those times. Click through for the 2nd spot… Continue Reading

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Federal Landlords Fiddle with Housing in New York City

Posted on 13 April 2009 by Rob Paris

Emergency tenant protection or Rent Control? Continue Reading

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Red, White, & Blues: History of American Blues Music

Posted on 13 April 2009 by Joe Dimeck

Woke Up This Mornin’ “Quite impossible to copy, weird in interval and strange in rhythm; peculiarly beautiful” – Charles Peabody on early Blues music/singing In June 1901, Charles Peabody headed to Clarksdale, Mississippi in order to conduct an archaeological dig on Native American dirt mounds. The goal of this trip was to unearth the remains [...] Continue Reading

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Bernie Madoff: Scammer, Scumbag, Mets Fan

Posted on 12 April 2009 by Rob Paris

Bernie Madoff,  also known as Inmate #61727-054 at the Metropolitan Correctional Center, is currently in jail for orchestrating a $64.8 billion Ponzi scheme. Meanwhile, court-appointed trustee Irving Picard is liquidating Madoff’s remaining assets, including his Mets season tickets. Continue Reading

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Keeping It Real: U.S. Unemployment Rate

Posted on 12 April 2009 by Rob Paris

The Labor Department released new unemployment numbers in March and according to the report, 8.5% of the nation is unemployed. If that were really the case, we’d be in pretty good shape. It would be the lowest rate of unemployment in, well, a very long time. The real number is much higher, at just about [...] Continue Reading

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Album Review: Vetiver – Tight Knit (Sub-Pop | 2009)

Posted on 11 April 2009 by Joe Dimeck

Vetiver's fourth full length album, Tight Knit, out on Sub-Pop records is a skillfully concocted mix of modern folk rock ditties, which dance along pleasantly for 42 minutes. Continue Reading

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Album Review: John Mayall – The Turning Point (Polydor | 1969)

Posted on 11 April 2009 by Henry Soule

I’m not the biggest Mayall aficionado, admittedly, but at face value I usually look at the Godfather of British Blues’ as an intermediary of sorts, the teeter totter between no-name and superstar. His legacy seems to be the guy that pushed guys like Mick Taylor, Peter Green, and of course Eric Clapton onto greater success; albeit Clapton was already making a name for himself on the London scene when he was still playing blues rave-ups with the Yardbirds as early as ‘63 This may not be the best niche to have carved yourself in the rock pantheon, but The Turning Point is unlike a lot of Mayall’s better remembered material in that it didn’t yield any future legends, but the sounds in it’s grooves are far more enticing than anything that Clapton, Taylor, Green, or even Walter Trout ever laid down while under Mayall’s guidance. Continue Reading

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A Brief History of Beer & Wine

Posted on 10 April 2009 by Cal Quentin

Humanity loves beer and wine.  It isn’t surprising either.  Not only does it help take the edge off a long, hard day, but it is a social lubricant that helps pull people out of their self-conscious shell.  And sure, the two can sometimes cause some serious problems, but without beer and wine modern life [...] Continue Reading

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Twitter’s Foul-Mouthed Motherf*ckers

Posted on 07 April 2009 by Edward Song

I still hope and pray each night before bed that I'll one day unlock the dark and highly valued secrets of Twitter that everyone else seems to know but me, but until that day arrives, this site should suffice as to why the site was created. Lowly internet peasants, behold the glory of that which is Twitter in it's most magnificent light! Continue Reading

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Guaranteed Blown Mind | space content

Posted on 07 April 2009 by Joe Dimeck

We at RoneBreak must warn any person, who may have consumed any kind of psychoactive drug that the following could potentially screw up your perception of reality forever.   In fact, we must warn all people, sober or high, that the following could poise a threat to your mental well-being.   Proceed with caution. Continue Reading

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