Cheekyboy has a tradition of favouring us with
compilations of Halloween-oriented mashups. This year
is no exception! MASHED PUMPKINS contains the perfect
seasonal fright for Samhain in the form of bastard pop
versions of the tracks you know from growing up, & also
current artists. It runs the gamut from 'The Purple
People Eater" to Dr. Satan by Rob Zombie.
It features many fine mixers like Mr Fab, DJ Engineer, &
King.of.Pants. All proven sources of not only
mashups, but also Halloween mashups. You'll also hear
tracks by similarly-releasing bootleggers like
PimpDaddySupreme, TheHomogenicChaos, Fettdog, FrogtheDawg, &
even me. I love the mashup, I have loved Halloween since
a lad, & so this is a dream-come-true for me, to be on a
Halloween bootleg collection.
Renowned Bootlegger DJ M.i.F generously provided an
overview of some of the MASHED PUMPKINS COLLECTION-
1. Cheekyboy starts offs the halloween show with a
little help from his scary friends: Petey
Pablo, Winchell Donuts & the Nightmare Before Xmas
theme.
A real partystarter, that probably will make the little
kids shit their pants.
2. Fettdog has since the start been a beat-cutter, now
he also fleshcuts! Most people are familar with the
dialog from the first Saw-movie, but they never heard
it like this before. Watch your step!
3. TheHomogenicChaos strikes again. This time the
king of Kaos is followed by his loyal servants Hybrid,
Chaka Kahn & Chikane. A door opens to a magic world and
you're suddently taken away. When you wake up you'll
find yourself in a adventurous state between dream and
well, a bad dream!
4. King.of.Pants was invited to an eating party by the
80's-band "Toto Coelo". What he didn't know is that
they are going to have him for dinner. He is eaten by
cannibals, in fact they are so greedy that they eat
Greenkeepers, Detroit New Pubahs, Jeffrey Dahmer &
Gwen Stefani (but I would do the same, she's really
Yummy!). Cannibal 80's party the people!
5. In 1969 when The Who wrote their imfamous rock opera
"Tommy", they would never have believed me, if I told
them that one the songs would still be living 38 years
after. Warning: MrFab will sure make you want your
mommy. A mummy will scare the shit of you when you play
this track!
6. The British ska-band "The Specials" wrote "Ghost
Town" as a reponse to Margaret Thatcher's policies.
When the single hit the top of the UK Top 40, riots
occurred on the streets of Great Britain. It is a
proof that music reflects the social circumstances of
the country. In 2004 "Ghost Town" was used in the
zombie comedy "Shaun of the Dead". In 2007 it is used
in a powerful Halloween mashup by PimpDaddySupreme,
with the help of LiL John spitting the lyrics.
7. What's green and red and goes around at 300 miles
per hour? Frogthedawg in a blender. Take a little bit
hush,add a few nah-nahnah - and you get a really
catchy halloween cocktail! Bon appetit!"
So if you want tunes warped by Halloween &
bootleggers, take my scary advice & get your dead
selves over to cheekyboy.net/halloween.htm
Tell them DJ Useo sent you, & I'll get revenge on you!
Bwah Ha ha!
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Michael Abernethy: "Queer, Isn't It?: PFLAG: A Piece of Our Hearts"
"The day after (our daughter) came out to us, I told her that it did not matter to me who she loved, for anyone who had a piece of her heart would always have a piece of mine." -Posted by "Lioneljay" on the Soulcast bulletin boards
PAUL KRUGMAN: Gore Derangement Syndrome (The New York Times)
On the day after Al Gore shared the Nobel Peace Prize, The Wall Street Journal's editors couldn't even bring themselves to mention Mr. Gore's name. Instead, they devoted their editorial to a long list of people they thought deserved the prize more.
Jim Hightower: STAND WITH OBEY (jimhightower.com)
Thank you, David Obey! This member of congress has dared to stand up to George W and shout, "Enough is enough!" As Obey put it, "we have had it with being maneuvered and jerked around" on Bush's misbegotten, woeful war and lies in Iraq.
Beth Quinn: More curious incidents that occurred in the nighttime (recordonline.com)
A couple of weeks ago, I wrote about waking up one recent morning to discover I was wearing an Isotoner glove on my left hand. I had, apparently, sleep-walked to my dresser during the night, rummaged around in the odds and ends drawer, found the glove, put it on and returned to bed. ... But it turns out I'm not alone. I invited readers to tell me about their own weird activities in the nighttime. The following is a sampling of my mail.
David Bruce: Wise Up! Activism (athensnews.com)
Many people read and enjoy J.R.R. Tolkien's "Lord of the Rings" and the good guys' fight against the evil of Mordor. Some of those who read it in college are activists. One campus cut down a pleasant grove of trees to make room for an ugly "Cultural Center" made of concrete blocks. Students detested the cutting-down of trees, and on the ugly building someone wrote, "Another bit of Mordor."
Robert Wuhl, eminent actor, writer and now historian (who knew?), makes his
way to the HBO podium as a special guest professor to regale viewers with some
of the stories that made up America...and the stories that America simply made
up! Filmed in front of a classroom of enthusiastic college students, the Emmy®-
winning star of HBO's Arli$$ delivers an imaginative, irreverent comedic "lecture"
that playfully examines some of the facts, myths, and myths-that-became-facts
that have permeated American history. Mixing current pop culture with historical
events, Wuhl explores the legitimacy of some quintessential American icons and
exposes some little-known truths.
Today's Trivia Question
Q: How many children did the Egyptian Pharaoh Ramses father?
Q: Which one of the following has NOT been a politician: an actor, a basketball player, a jockey or a professional wrestler?
A: A jockey.
mj was first with:
Jockey, most of them know to stay away from horse's asses.
Actor : Reagan (and I use actor loosely), Mary Carey
Basketball: Bill Bradley
Professional Wrestler: Jesse Ventura (does he count as an actor, too?)
Sandra In Bangor said:
we had st. ronnie, the hulk, and the rhodes scholar bill bradley.
And, Linda >^..^< wrote:
I've not been a politician, actor, basketball player, jockey, or professional wrestler! I'm the answer.
zEN mAN (observing an amazing walnut grove on Elk Mountain Road near Upper Lake Ca. - shot taken with Nikon D200 with a Tamron 18 - 250 MM lens - at about 2PM)
The plumber visited us today - the kitchen sink started draining into the tub, and then the tub just plain stopped draining.
Heh - makes the bill for the car's new alternator look trivial. Sigh.
Tonight, Wednesday:
CBS starts the night with a FRESH'Kid Nation', followed by a FRESH'Criminal Minds', then a FRESH'CSI: The 3rd One'.
Scheduled on a FRESHDave are Rebecca Romijn, Jimmie "J.J." Walker, and LeAnn Rimes.
Scheduled on a FRESHCraig are Ian McKellen, Jena Malone, and Avril Lavigne.
NBC opens the night with a FRESH'Deal Or No Deal', followed by a FRESH'Bionic Woman', then a FRESH'Life'.
Scheduled on a FRESHLeno are Sen. Barack Obama, Orny Adams, and Keith Urban.
Scheduled on a FRESHConan are Anthony Hopkins, Joe Buck, and Mute Math.
On a RERUNCarson Daly (from 9/12/07) are Frank Caliendo and A Fine Frenzy.
ABC begins the night with a FRESH'Pushing Daisies', followed by a FRESH'Private Practice', then a FRESH'Dirty Sexy Money'.
Scheduled on a FRESHJimmy Kimmel are Cheryl Hines, Scott Foley, and Chromeo.
The CW offers a FRESH'America's Next Top Model', followed by a FRESH'Gossip Girl'.
Faux has a FRESH'Back To You', followed by a FRESH'Til Death', then a FRESH'Kitchen Nightmares'.
MY has a FRESH'Decision House', followed by a FRESH'Meet My Folks'.
A&E has 'CSI: The 2nd One', another 'CSI: The 2nd One', still another 'CSI: The 2nd One', and 'The Sopranos'.
AMC offers the movie 'The Last Of The Mohicans', followed by the movie 'Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome', then the movie 'Waterworld'.
BBC -
[12:00 PM] Cash in the Attic - Ep 15 Whyman;
[1:00 PM] Everything Must Go - Episode 9;
[1:30 PM] Everything Must Go - Episode 10;
[2:00 PM] The Weakest Link - Episode 2;
[3:00 PM] How Clean Is Your House? - Episode 4;
[3:30 PM] How Clean Is Your House? - Episode 5;
[4:00 PM] You Are What You Eat - Episode 12;
[4:30 PM] You Are What You Eat - Episode 13;
[5:00 PM Ramsay's Kitchen Nightmares - Ep 7 Oscars;
[6:00 PM] My Family - Ep. 2 Shrink Rap;
[6:30 PM] My Family - Ep. 3 Desperately Squeaking Susan;
[7:00 PM] BBC World News America;
[8:00 PM] Hotel Babylon - Episode 2;
[9:00 PM] Hotel Babylon - Episode 3;
[10:00 PM] World News Today;
[11:00 PM] Hotel Babylon - Episode 2;
[12:00 AM] Hotel Babylon - Episode 3;
[1:00 AM] Absolutely Fabulous - Ep. 2 Fat;
[1:40 AM] The Catherine Tate Show - Episode 9;
[2:00 AM] The Weakest Link - Episode 3;
[3:00 AM] Hollyoaks - Episode 33;
[3:30 AM] Changing Rooms - Ep.2 New Malden;
[4:00 AM] Bargain Hunt - Ep. 39 Detling 25;
[4:30 AM] Bargain Hunt - Ep. 40 Shepton 19;
[5:00 AM] Cash in the Attic - Episode 8;
[5:30 AM] Cash in the Attic - Episode 9;
[6:00 AM] BBC World News. (ALL TIMES EDT)
Bravo has 'Project Runway', 'Better Half', another 'Better Half', and still another 'Better Half'.
Comedy Central has 'Scrubs', another 'Scrubs', last night's 'Jon Stewart', last night's 'Colbert Report', 'Mind Of Mencia', 'South Park', followed by a FRESH'South Park', and a FRESH'Sarah Sivlerman'.
Scheduled on a FRESHJon Stewart is Jake Gyllenhaal.
Scheduled on a FRESHColbert Report is Garry Kasparov.
FX the movie 'Crash', followed by the movie 'American History X', and 'That 70s Show'.
History has 'Barbarian Battle Tech', 'Modern Marvels', 'Lost Worlds', and 'UFO: Deep Sea UFOs; Red Alert'.
IFC -
[06:45 AM] Monster in a Box;
[08:20 AM] Afraid of the Dark;
[10:00 AM] The Young Americans;
[11:50 AM] Action Indies: Extraordinary Location Scouts;
[12:20 PM] Monster in a Box;
[02:00 PM] Afraid of the Dark;
[03:40 PM] Let Him Have It;
[05:40 PM] The Young Americans;
[07:30 PM] Cecil B. Demented;
[09:00 PM] Broken Lizard's Club Dread;
[10:45 PM] Habit;
[12:45 AM] Broken Lizard's Club Dread;
[02:30 AM] Habit;
[04:30 AM] Cecil B. Demented. (ALL TIMES EDT)
Sundance -
[05:40 AM] Look Both Ways;
[07:15 AM] Sabah;
[08:45 AM] The Corporation;
[11:15 AM] Monsterthursday;
[01:00 PM] Where Angels Fear to Tread;
[03:00 PM] Open City;
[04:45 PM] Sabah;
[06:15 PM] Ginger and Cinnamon;
[08:00 PM] Mario Batali on Michael Stipe;
[08:50 PM] The Doom Generation;
[10:00 PM] Dead Man's Shoes;
[11:30 PM] L'homme sans ombre;
[12:00 AM] Episode 1: The Line Up;
[12:30 AM] Episode 2: Too Much Month;
[01:05 AM] Episode 3: Fatal Attraction;
[01:45 AM] Episode 4: Looks Can Lie;
[02:30 AM] Episode 5: Somewhere in the Future;
[03:00 AM] Torture: The Dirty Business;
[04:00 AM] Samaritan Girl;
[05:45 AM] Where Angels Fear to Tread. (ALL TIMES EDT)
Cast member David Duchovny smiles at the premiere of "Things We Lost in the Fire" at the Mann's Egyptian theatre in Los Angeles October 15, 2007. The movie opens in the U.S. on October 19.
Photo by Mario Anzuoni
Legendary folk singer and poet Buffy Sainte-Marie brought 2,000 Canadian Union of Public Employees delegates to their feet Tuesday with an anti-war message punctuated by poetry and a trademark anti-capitalist protest song that showcased the power and depths of her artistry.
At 66, Sainte-Marie exuded strength and serenity as she urged her rapt audience to remember that no single group of people, no nation, has a lock on wisdom or culture.
Sainte-Marie was especially scathing in her assessment of the conflicts raging in Iraq and Afghanistan.
She said those wars are nothing more than "money laundering" that loots local economies - the kind of outspoken position that saw her blacklisted in the U.S. during the Vietnam War era.
"It's got nothing to do with any of the ideals for which young people will enlist to protect their country, to preserve their traditions," she said. "It's a big fat lie."
J.K. Rowling made a rare U.S. appearance, reading at the Kodak Theatre in Hollywood in front of scores of wand-clutching would-be wizards and witches.
Seated on a gold throne with plush red cushions, Rowling read Monday from the seventh and final of her novels on Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows."
To accommodate a crushing demand for tickets, Rowling's American publisher sent a "sorting hat" like those used to divide students into houses in the novels to 40 randomly selected Los Angeles schools. Forty students from each school were then selected from the hat.
Rowling said the gimmick was meant to avoid the sort of madness she faced in a previous U.S. appearance.
Honoree actress Lauren Bacall arrives at Elle magazine's 14th Annual Women in Hollywood tribute in Los Angeles Monday, Oct. 15, 2007.
Photo by Kevork Djansezian
Earl Scruggs and the late Lester Flatt are now members of the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame.
Flatt & Scruggs teamed as a bluegrass act in the 1940s. They recorded the theme song to "The Beverly Hillbillies" TV show in 1962, and their instrumental "Foggy Mountain Breakdown" was used in the 1967 film "Bonnie and Clyde."
Hank Williams Jr., gospel singer Dottie Rambo, and country tunesmiths Bob DiPiero and Mac McAnally were also inducted.
Former President Carter joined a group of young children Tuesday in welcoming Thomas the Tank Engine - the smiling, chubby-cheeked storybook locomotive - to south Georgia.
Carter said 10 trains a day passed his rural boyhood home and he often stood along the tracks and waved at the engineers "who were my heroes."
The Thomas replica pulled a nine-car train from a station at the Georgia Veterans State Park west of Cordele. It crossed nearby Lake Blackshear before returning to the park.
After the 25-minute ride, Carter read a train story to about 50 children, ages 4 to 6, from area schools. Later, few of the children could remember Carter's name, although they knew he was a former president. One child said the most memorable event for him was using the train's restroom.
Ellen DeGeneres' doggy drama intensified Tuesday when the agency that took the talk show host's adopted dog back said they were keeping it.
The dog adopted by DeGeneres and later given to her hairstylist's family in violation of an animal rescue agency's rules will not be going back to the family, a spokesman said, amid threats of violence against the agency.
The dog was removed from the hairstylist's home Sunday. The owners of Mutts and Moms claimed that DeGeneres violated the adoption agreement by not informing them that she was giving the dog away.
Mutts and Moms owners Marina Batkis and Vanessa Chekroun were in possession of the dog and will not be giving it back, attorney Keith A. Fink told The Associated Press.
"She doesn't think this is the type of family that should have the dog. She is adamant that she is not going to be bullied around by the Ellen DeGenereses of the world.
Actor Michael McKean, right, and wife actress Annette O'Toole attend the 5th annual Acts of Love celebration held at the Geffen Playhouse Monday, October 15, 2007 in the Westwood section of Los Angeles.
Photo by Phil McCarten
Clay Aiken is going from "American Idol" to Eric Idle's "Spamalot."
Aiken will join the Broadway cast of "Monty Python's Spamalot" on Jan. 18, playing one of the leads, Sir Robin, in the Tony Award-winning musical directed by Mike Nichols.
Aiken will appear in the show, which is based on the film "Monty Python and the Holy Grail," through May 4, 2008. The musical's book is by Idle, an original member of the Python gang, and its score is by Idle and John DuPrez.
Britney Spears reported to a Los Angeles police station Monday night to face charges of hit and run and driving without a valid license, police said.
Officer Mike Lopez said Spears turned herself in around 9 p.m. and left about 45 minutes later. Spears was fingerprinted and photographed, he said.
Spears, 25, was wearing large designer sunglasses and a black turtleneck dress and jacket. As she left the station, she told KCAL-TV that all went smoothly.
"They were nice," she said of police. She told the station she was wearing the sunglasses because she had pinkeye.
From left, Heatherette co-designer Richie Rich, Jenna Jameson, Lydia Hearst, and Heatherette co-designer Traver Rains walk the runway during the Heatherette Spring 2008 fashion at Mercedes Benz Fashion Week at Smashbox Studios in Culver City, Calif., on Monday, Oct. 15, 2007.
Photo by Matt Sayles
Foxy Brown was singing a different tune Tuesday when she showed up in court four days after refusing to appear to face assault charges.
The 28-year-old rapper, who is serving a year at Rikers Island prison for violating probation, arrived at Brooklyn state Supreme Court wearing casual street clothing.
She pleaded not guilty to charges that she threw a cell phone at a neighbor who complained about the volume of her car radio. The plea was entered by her attorney, John Sampson, the district attorney's office said.
Last Friday, Brown twice refused to appear in court for her arraignment. Prosecutors rescheduled her appearance for Tuesday, warning that if she refused to show up, the court would issue an order allowing correction officers to put her in handcuffs and force her onto a bus.
If Barry Williams had not become Greg Brady, he might have joined the military like his father.
Instead, the 53-year-old gained fame as the oldest of three brothers on the TV series "The Brady Bunch."
Now he's now got a new role: honorary member of the Air Force's 4th Fighter Wing's 335th Fighter Squadron.
Capt. Don Haley said Williams has been an avid supporter of the armed forces and longtime USO entertainer. The squadron surprised Williams on Friday with the recognition, which included a ride in one of the 333rd's F-15E Strike Eagles.
The Oscar awarded to Orson Welles for Best Original Screenplay for his 1941 film "Citizen Kane", and a close up of the name plate are shown in this combination photograph at Sotheby's in New York October 12, 2007. The Dax Foundation, a Los Angeles-based non-profit group that supports various educational, health and other groups aiding people and animals, is putting the award to auction, in hopes it could bring $800,000 to $1.2 million.
Photo by Shannon Stapleton
Jorja Fox is waving goodbye to "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation."
Fox, 39, tells EW.com she has quit the Las Vegas-based forensics drama, saying she wants to explore other opportunities.
Fox has wrapped up filming on the hit CBS series, and will make her last appearance as Sara Sidle in an episode to air next month, according to the Web site.
Seeking to remove a big stumbling block in stalled contract talks with Hollywood screenwriters, studio executives on Tuesday dropped a proposal to overhaul a key, decades-old source of writers' income.
The two camps have been sharply divided over the formula, first established in the 1950s, by which TV and film writers earn "residual" fees when their work goes beyond an initial broadcast or theatrical release into secondary markets such as reruns and DVDs.
The studios had been pushing to overhaul that system with a new plan that would withhold residual payments until after production, development, distribution and marketing costs are recouped.
The writers have vigorously opposed such a change, arguing they could not trust a Hollywood accounting system notorious for deliberately playing down or denying the commercial success of films when it comes to making good on profit participation.
Singer Ricky Martin is honored with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame by Honorary Mayor of Hollywood, Johnny Grant, standing center, in Los Angeles Tuesday, Oct. 16, 2007. Special guests, Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa, left, and actress Rita Moreno, right.
Photo by Damian Dovarganes
Coinciding with his first day of hosting "The Price Is Right," Drew Carey and the libertarian think tank Reason Foundation on Monday launched a video journalism Web site that will delve into such issues as immigration and medical marijuana.
Reason.tv kicked off with an examination of traffic congestion in Los Angeles and ways the private sector -- rather than taxpayers -- can solve the problem. Carey escorting a gridlock-plagued worker to his office via helicopter.
"We need Reason to help fight the stupid drug laws, the stupid immigration laws and stupid big government in general," said Carey, a financial backer of fellow Clevelander U.S. Sen. George Voinovich (R-Ohio), according to Federal Election Commission records.
Days after the end of World War II, an American soldier entering the wreckage of Adolf Hitler's mountain stronghold found that fierce Allied bombing had left the "Eagle's Nest" in ruins.
Hitler was dead, and other soldiers had already looted the inside of his private residence, even stripping the leather from furniture. Nearly everything of value was gone - except for the Fuhrer's globe.
Now John Barsamian is putting the artifact up for auction, along with all the military paperwork that allowed him to bring it back to the United States, including a certificate that reads "1 Global Map, German, Hitler's Eagle Nest."
Other globes presumed to have been owned by Hitler have been extensively researched for authenticity. But there is no uncertainty about the origins of Barsamian's wartime trophy.
Tibetan monks chant before the start of the Pray for Peace Concert at the National Cathedral on Tuesday, Oct. 16, 2007, in Washington.
Photo by Kevin Wolf
There's no sign of a family reunion planned, but U.S. Vice President Dick Cheney and Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama are distant cousins.
So says the vice president's wife, Lynne Cheney, who said she discovered that her husband of 43 years is eighth cousins with the senator from Illinois.
The two men could hardly be more different. Cheney is an advocate chickenhawk pursuing the war in Iraq to try to stabilize bleed the country, while Obama wants to get U.S. troops out of Iraq.
The common ancestor was Mareen Devall, who the Chicago Sun-Times said was a 17th century immigrant from France.
Prime-Time viewership numbers compiled by Nielsen Media Research for Oct. 8-14. Listings include the week's ranking, with viewership for the week and season-to-date rankings in parentheses. An "X" in parentheses denotes a one-time-only presentation.
1. (1) "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation," CBS, 19.79 million viewers.
2. (2) "Dancing with the Stars" (Monday), ABC, 19.62 million viewers.
3. (3) "Grey's Anatomy," ABC, 19.04 million viewers.
4. (4) "Desperate Housewives," ABC, 18.89 million viewers.
5. (5) "House," Fox, 18.03 million viewers.
6. (17) "60 Minutes," CBS, 17.23 million viewers.
7. (7) "Dancing with the Stars" (Tuesday), ABC, 16.36 million viewers.
8. (7) "NCIS," CBS, 16.36 million viewers.
9. (12) "Criminal Minds," CBS, 14.55 million viewers.
10. (9) "CSI: Miami," CBS, 14.45 million viewers.
11. (11) "Survivor: China," CBS, 14.22 million viewers.
12. (14) "Cold Case," CBS, 13.88 million viewers.
13. (9) "Without a Trace," CBS, 13.62 million viewers.
14. (17) "CSI: NY," CBS, 13.43 million viewers.
15. (14) "Two And a Half Men," CBS, 13.02 million viewers.
16. (31) "Deal Or No Deal" (Wednesday), NBC, 12.58 million viewers.
17. (20) "Brothers & Sisters," ABC, 12.51 million viewers.
18. (14) "Private Practice," ABC, 12.42 million viewers.
19. (21) "Law And Order: Special Victims Unit," NBC, 12.30 million viewers.
20. (19) "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition," ABC, 12.23 million viewers.
A three-week-old Patas Monkey (Erythrocebus patas) looks at his mother as he is introduced to the public for the first time in the Budapest Zoo, Budapest, Hungary, Monday, Oct. 15, 2007.
Photo by Barnabas Honeczy
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