Jah Wobble's Invaders of the Heart - Live on KEXP

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Cosmic Blueprint
Liquidator
Everyman's An Island

A eulogy for What.CD, the greatest music collection in the history of the world—until it vanished

Beastie Boys' Adam Yauch NYC Memorial Park Defaced With Swastikas, Pro-Donald Trump Graffiti

NTM - Fuck The Police

#ACAB

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What.CD has been shut down

What.CD has shut down after reported raids on several of its servers in France

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Reports of our database being seized are not factual.

— What.CD (@whatcd) November 18, 2016

White Lives Mutter

Pence took a picture with House GOPers and it looked just like "The Shining" https://t.co/kmT7iDqbxy pic.twitter.com/BntBQGsE0F

— Talking Points Memo (@TPM) November 17, 2016

Primitive Calculators - On Drugs (Part 1)

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Leonard Cohen on Moonlight

“I don’t feel any compulsion just to stand under the spotlight night after night unless I have something to say“ - Leonard Cohen
Learn more about Cohen, hear the full interview, and read one of his unpublished stories: http://blankonblank.org/leonard-cohen
One evening in December of 1974, Leonard Cohen went on WBAI FM in New York City. This radio interview has rarely been heard since the night it aired. But it's been preserved by the Pacifica Radio Archives (http://pacificaradioarchives.org).
Cohen talked about his creative endeavors and influences during the interview, but we circled in on the conversation about his writing and his poetry. Cohen read a poem he had written nearly 20 years earlier, Two Went to Sleep. There's something about hearing him read his own words and taking a journey into his mind. RIP.

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The Mind of the Islamic State

Trump/Nixon: the parallels are startling

Leonard Cohen Taught Us How to Die

Tired of Waiting Around for the Trickle Down: The Politics of the Drive-By Truckers

Truth

Natasha Lyonne

Mose Allison 1927-2016

Black Cab soundtracking AKIRA (Jan 12 Melbourne)

This Is Not Normal

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Thanks Robin

Lambchop - Live at Hopscotch Music Festival 2016

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Donald Trump, Vladimir Putin and the art of a deal with Russia

Hear Leonard Cohen's Final Interview

Through the gates of hell: Trump as America's first declinist president

Land of the free?

This is how America ends. https://t.co/hF7REE9KAi

— Jesse Berney (@jesseberney) November 12, 2016

History of The Tibetan Book Of The Dead (Narrated by Leonard Cohen)

Autocracy: Rules for Survival

R.I.P. Monkey (August 2003 - November 2016)

Mosul 2016

Carrying her cat Lulu in her purse, a displaced Iraqi woman safely reaches a checkpoint east of Mosul after escaping ISIS
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John Gray: The closing of the liberal mind

Ray BLK ft SG Lewis - Chill Out

Meet the Gully Queens, the Transgender Women Defying Jamaica’s Culture of Homophobia

Oh FFS!

...Returning home to Trump Tower from the White House may not be Mr. Trump’s only embrace of the familiar. His aides say he has also expressed interest in continuing to hold the large rallies that were a staple of his candidacy. He likes the instant gratification and adulation that the cheering crowds provide, and his aides are discussing how they might accommodate his demand

Blood, Sweat and Tears: Medieval Literature, Cambridge, and Leonard Cohen

Privacy experts fear Donald Trump running global surveillance network

The end of the world as we know it

How America Got Trumped

Ale Damiani: M.A.M.O.N. - Latinos VS Donald Trump

M.A.M.O.N. (Monitor Against Mexicans Over Nationwide)

Night Music #119: Leonard Cohen, Sonny Rollins, Ken Nordine, Was (Not Was) (1989)

Nick Cave on Leonard Cohen

'I discovered Leonard Cohen with Songs Of Love And Hate. I listened to this record for hours in a friend’s house. I was very young and I believe this was the first record that really had an effect on me. In the past, I only listened to my brother’s records. I liked what he liked, followed him like a sheep. Leonard Cohen was the first one I discovered by myself. He is the symbol of my musical independence. I remember these other guys that came to my friend’s house that thought Songs of Love and Hate was too depressing. I’ve realized that this ‘depression’ theory was ridiculous.
“The sadness of Cohen was inspirer, it gave me a lot of energy. I always remember all this when someone says that my records are morbid or depressing'

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'There’s a crack in everything/ that’s how the light gets in'

Goodbye Leonard, you brought us so much light