Welcome to our daily feature, where each day, we post a link to something useful. Whether it be news related to creativity or a guide to something or instruction on craft or just something that we can all learn from, we’ll give you one a day. Here’s today’s Very Useful Link of the Day:
The Take looks at how we treat red-haired women and men in film and TV:
You can get with Biden, or you can get with Trump!
Starting all over again is gonna be rough.
Exploring the clear nexus between Star Trek and 2 Pac. Obviously.
This one really digs deep into the deeper meanings of life and philosophy and existence and comes to the conclusion that the only real solution for anything is "awwwww yeah!"
Fuck the PMRC. Shout outs to Gaines Burgers, Jani Lane and Kelly Preston.
"Take heart in the gloom that your dog is finally getting enough cheese."
Also, if you look close enough, you can see the cassette cover for the referenced "Cherry Pie" album by Warrant. I do like the easter eggs.
The core nerd post punk rap fast song cover of Nirvana's "Downer."
The message behind this one is “fuck yeah.”
You aren't ready for this one.
This one is hard to do. It's called "Bang."
RevEx Social Distancing Small Table Show, Episode 85, wherein I perform the song "Tallanasty."
If you're ever going to watch one of these all the way through, this is pretty much the one with the best payoff. Like, seriously, this is some LOL shit.
The fourth in our series of supercuts from our first 50 episodes! This one has a lot of political and cultural history anecdotes and personal stories, oddly enough.
Rap God, Kitty Pride and the core nerd post punk rap fast song "Executive Action."
This one has a TON of Julia Stiles references. Like maybe too many.
Live performance of "Punk Rap" tracks 6-8, "Adams Morgan/I Will Go Quietly/Fuck War," on the EP's 6th anniversary.
Day 2 (of 3) performing "Punk Rap EP" in honor of its' sixth anniversary. Here are tracks 3-5, "The Cussing Song," "Horror Show" and "Revolution," performed as a live set.
RevEx Social Distancing Small Table Show, Episode 77, wherein I perform an original song to an Apollo Brown beat, "Cellophane."
What is "It"? It's episode 75.
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