A recent AT&T earnings call consisted of a lot of talk talk talk but one slide stands out: it essentially admits that 3G in San Francisco and New York sucked ween AKA were both far below their official performance objective.
New Music from Doc Hammer of The Venture Bros. – Los Angeles Music – West Coast Sound
In an ongoing effort to keep our fellow music/animation geeks up-to-date on all things Venture, we thought you might like to know that Venture Bros. co-writer/voice of many characters Doc Hammer has some new music on the way. Hammer, formerly of the goth-friendly bands Requiem in White and Mors Syphilitica, currently fronts New York-based outfit Weep, who despite their strangely straightforward cover of Rihanna's hit “Shut up and Drive,” reminds us of bands like Jesus & Mary Chain and Catherine Wheel.
via New Music from Doc Hammer of The Venture Bros. – Los Angeles Music – West Coast Sound.
Green Tea Kit Kat
In Japan you can get green tea flavored Kit Kat.
from Makoto, via 【宇治茶、抹茶スイーツ:京都・宇治 伊藤久右衛門】 キットカット伊藤久右衛門 2枚×12袋入§ネスレ「Kit Kat」とのコラボ作厳選された宇治抹茶を練りこんだ抹茶味です。.
JG Thirlwell: Composer of Venture Bros. Score
LA Weekly interviews JG Thirlwell.
On the surface, The Venture Bros. is a blatant, and extremely funny, parody of Hanna-Barbera’s classic Johnny Quest with elements of Fantastic Four and James Bond thrown in for good measure. Watch a few episodes, though, and the popular Adult Swim series morphs into a cartoon for music geeks. David Bowie references are abound here and when a fictionalized version of the star finally appears, he’s flanked by henchmen Iggy Pop and Klaus Nomi (the latter’s falsetto and bow tie can cause serious damage).




