Recent content by onetet

Hey Strutters, popping back in here to say that Beyond Video is still going strong, and is now re-open (with masks and other social distancing measures strictly enforced) after some months of COVID shutdown. Don't imagine any of y'all have trips to Baltimore planned, but wanted to update you...

klezmer electro-thug beats said: I keep coming back to this in my head, like, how can I get some people together to do something like this where I live (London)... I know of some indies that held on longer than most but I'm unaware of any real beloved institutions - without the inbuilt...

klezmer electro-thug beats said: It's got me thinking, it'd be cool if you guys share anything useful to know about starting up a store like this so others can follow without re-learning what you all have pioneered. I'm glad you mentioned that, I actually have written up something along...

Hey everybody -- long time no post. This is one of the projects that's kept me off the forums the last few years... not record-related, but most def physical-media-related. Here in Baltimore, the land of John Waters and The Wire, myself and some friends (including another strutter, erehwon)...

DocMcCoy said:onetet said:maybe our insistence that films' soundtracks limit themselves to music the characters could've heard in their era is limiting, unfairly focusing on one of these modern tools when we allow so many other contemporary devices to be used to tell the story. Nobody...

JectWon said:onetet said:Never fully get this line of complaint. Yes, they didn't have rap in 1860... they also didn't have recorded music of any kind, not to mention movie cameras. Not sure if you are talking about a different story...but The Great Gatsby takes place in 1922 and...

Never fully get this line of complaint. Yes, they didn't have rap in 1860... they also didn't have recorded music of any kind, not to mention movie cameras. If the characters are depicted listening to post-period music in a period piece, then we have a question of whether the...

LaserWolf said:onetet said:I've been living in Baltimore without a car for 16 years. We have one subway line, one light-rail line, and a miserable bus system, but I ride them all and walk quite a bit. I've spent lots of time in Toronto, incidentally, and have to say your system is...

I've been living in Baltimore without a car for 16 years. We have one subway line, one light-rail line, and a miserable bus system, but I ride them all and walk quite a bit. I've spent lots of time in Toronto, incidentally, and have to say your system is exponentially more effective...

R.I.P. I've lived most of my life in or near Baltimore, and was lucky enough to attend his retirement game way back when. Oversaw the era when the Orioles were the winningest and wildest team in baseball... sadly, it's been mostly downhill since. BTW, the "Manager's Corner" video...

I'd be first in line for a Stanley Nelson documentary about James Brown, but I don't know if I could stomach a biopic.

Damn. R.I.P.

Of course, what everyone should really be doing is checking their friends' timelines and making sure private messages we wrote aren't visible *there*, right? Seems much more embarrassing and damaging to me. That said, when this story hit I checked my timeline and those of several close...

On the Baltimore rock front I'm been digging Horse Lords. http://www.ehserecords.com/ehse023/ My points of comparison would be Agitation Free, Dog Faced Hermans, and This Heat. This is how their label sums them up: "Using the just intonation tuning system favored by avant garde...