Fellow bloggers are starting their year end lists and here’s one that features multimedia (from a site that needs to update their link for us as “Broken Dial” is a deadzor name) [QBIM]
I was very excited to see Chris DeLine’s Top 10 Videos of 2008 list until I realized that one of the videos features a lot of naked donger [Culture Bully]
This entry into their Top 100 Albums of the Decade list features one of my personal faves, Postal Service’s Give Up, at #28. Hooray for good taste [Better Propaganda]
We are neighbors, but we’ve never met. I bet he goes to the Beer Garden a lot; he wouldn’t be able to understand all of the German words around the place, but he’d still get to drink beer at a picnic table [Fluxblog]
“Preeminent Boston shoegaze/sneakyflute band Swirlies are back on active duty, and playing 3 East Coast shows in early 2009.” Gnarly [Catbirdseat]
One o’ my homegirls put up a Vimby clip with “popular, upcoming artists” Chester French, Charles Hamilton, and The Knux during Puma’s I Am 60 Anniversary party last week here in New York. [All That's Fab]
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Uncles Steady "Replacing Words with Words"
God of War by Day, R&B Sensation by Night?
Video Hook-Up: Pomplamoose - "Telephone" (Lady Gaga and Beyonce Cover)
Mystery Roar Unleash "Mayhem" With Debut EP 
Video Hook-Up: The Lonely Island - "Boombox" (feat. Julian Casablancas)
Ariel Pink's Haunted Graffiti Reveal First 4AD Single
If You Want Free Music, You Can Go Masterbeat
Foburg Festival
The National Debut New Song on Jimmy Fallon
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But dongers are what makes the world go round
Thanks for the link!