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This found via Charlene, a collection of very eerie post-tsunami Andaman coast shots of empty building shells, and a land still reeling from the events one year ago nearly. Also check his Georgetown, Yala and Pattani collections.
Great photography!
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Not blogged much for ages, but this has prompted me. I love a good mash-up album, but I can’t help but think that most sound like they’ve been done by a spotty 16 year old on a cracked copy of Acid (the music sequencing program). Now 50 Cents was never my bag…moody post-gangsta noodling, but now I realsie it’s not the rapper it, the crap tunes he had underneath. Now stick Queen’s greatest hits underneath and you have a veritable don of rap on your hands worthy of the praise lavished on the half dollar-ed one of late. The first album I’ve downloaded lately and listened to in full several times, I cannot reccommnd this enough, especially track 1 “This is How We Bite The Dust”. Was John Deacons finest bassline ever designed for anything else but a hiphop tune? Didn’t he kind of nick it off Chic’s Good Times anyway? Who cares the track rocks.
There’s plenty more where that comes from, with some inspired sampling that matches the mood of both bands at times.
just grab it…it’s a naught free bootleg, that might just possibly be the greatest album 50 Cents never released (borrowed rent-a-quote).
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