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elcome to the Digital Meltd0wn Music Blog. I started this blog, and the Digital Meltd0wn Music Blogroll for several reasons. The main reason being to pay tribute to the countless artists and bands who do not, and probably never will, get the recognition that they deserve due in part to the current state of the music industry. I also plan to share albums that are currently out of print, released for free, or were never available for purchase to begin with. I also hope to interact with you fellow music lovers, and in the process get introduced to artists that I wouldn't have heard about otherwise.
Please keep in mind that the majority of the musicians and the labels that they are signed to, are not mainstream, and therefore they are not wealthy. It is not my goal to hurt any artists or labels, so if you like something that you find here, please support the artist by purchasing their material afterwards. If you are an artist/label and would prefer that your material be removed from this blog, simply leave me a comment, and I would be more than happy to comply by promptly removing the offending post.
In addition to running this blog, I also work on a few other projects during my spare time. You can find links to those, as well as a few other important links relating to this blog below.
Please visit the Digital Meltd0wn Music Blogroll also: http://music-bloggers.blogspot.com
TheLastRipper
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I discovered this very useful tool via lifehacker It's called TheLastRipper and basically what it does is connect to your last.fm account, and rip the streams and album art to the folder of your choice. That was enough to convince me, however this little tool is actually capable of much more than just that. You can find the full list of features below. I'm sure that all you last.fm aficionados will put this tool to good use. It has proven to be a valuable tool in exploring various tag radios and genres on last.fm. I simply allow it to run and rip tracks overnight, and then easily explore a wide selection of songs from them the next day, while simply deleting the songs that I do not wish to keep.
Features:
Downloads Cover Art
Generates m3u Plalyst
Organizes mp3s into folders
Records streams to mp3 files
Homepage: http://www.thelastripper.com - I am in the process of adding the remaining featured content. Please check back soon
Saturday, July 05, 2008
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Please let me know if you like the occasional artwork that I have been posting, or if you would prefer for me to strictly make music related posts. I thought the artwork would be a refreshing addition for those times when I'm not able to update as often as I would like.
Nice post, i forgot about this artist.
I also like Joe Coleman, who i think is similar in style and theme. Coleman uses single hair brushes for very fine detail (or at least he did 15 years ago when i first got into him).
http://www.joecoleman.com/
grapepowder: Thanks for the feedback. I'm familiar with Joe Coleman's work also. A friend introduced me to him a few years ago. The detail and creativity that goes into both artists' work is absolutely mind boggling.
Thanks for reminding me of Coleman though. I might post some of his work soon.
Nice! I met Robert back in '99 when the record/comic shop I worked at hosted him at Dragon*Con. He was very mellow, his wife did most of the talking (she was cool, thank god). He signed books for us and got my name wrong. He felt so bad about it he sent me a corrected copy! Oh yeah! My boss took him to an autopsy! They were visibly shaken - it was a murder victim. Wow, that is morbid stuff!
Mars: Thanks for the interesting story. The autopsy bit sounds especially interesting. Considering his artwork, I would assume that Mr. Williams would have loads to talk about, but then again gifted men of genius don't always open up quickly to others. Which books did he sign for you (if you don't mind me asking)?
great blog!
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