Laziness = Effectiveness!

Bit of Wednesday afternoon philisophy...

Laziness is to do it right the first time

And also, is it a source to innovation and progress

And proving the point of the philisophy, I've found a Winner of "Laziness IS a source for innovation"... Here's "The Armchair Cruiser"!!!

this is surely a lazy man's idea...
"Woman! Beer!" He claims
"Who the hell do you think you are!?? Go get them yourself!!!" She replies
"Oh-Kaaaaaay" he replies with a biiiiig smile....
-buzzzzzzzzz-

"The songs that make sharks frisky"

No. Sorry guys. It's not 'sharks' as in 'dangerous women'. Although, there might be a notable ..'wavering' lesson in this peculiar story...

from the Daily Mail, 7th August 2007

"They might have a reputation as being fearsome killing machines but scientists have discovered that even the ocean's ultimate predator appreciates a decent tune.
A new study by German scientists has discovered that playing certain music to sharks gets them in the mood for mating.

Five Sea Life aquariums in Germany took part in a project to try and encourage their sharks to mate after a worrying reduction in the number of shark offspring.

Now after four weeks and two hours a day of different songs being beamed int othe aquarium the novel approach has had, erm, a positive effect on the shark's libido.

"We tried everything else and it didn't work, so we tried a new approach," said a spokesperson for the aquariums.
"It has been tried with pandas and primates and it worked with them as well, so why not sharks?"

It is doubtful whether the female sharks will be quite so chuffed with the success of the new musical technique.

When sharks mate, the male pursues the female shark and bites her fins.

The top five songs to put sharks in a romantic mood were:

1. Salt'n Pepa -Push It
2. Joe Cocker - You Can Leave Your Hat On
3. James Last - Traumschiff (German version of Love Boat)
4. Justin Timberlake - Rock Your Body
5. Bob Marley - No Woman, No Cry "

source: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/pages/live/articles/technology/technology.html?in_article_id=473810&in_page_id=1965

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Yes!? You noted it too!?? Haha, I think the sharks are way more ahead than we thought.. Come on, WHEN is it exactly you hear German version's of any song...?? -I'll let the comment swim around here-

Although I have to say that that's an alright taste for music considering it was probably the first time they tried out a juke-box "hey Bob, have another seastar? I wanna hear Madonna's Like A Virgin!"

...So? An alternative way to save the world??
Could be fun though... :)

Private - My Secret Lover

Yes, you are right, what's up with all this music now??
But I have fallen for this one. Oh sigh :)
Thou pretty ironic as well since I was born anti-80'ies. But for some reason, 'My Secret Lover' makes me wanna hit that club-floor and show off my coolest boogie-moves (may I have any..).

'Private' is a new Danish group, and their debut-album "My Secret Lover" went straight into the boogie-heart I didn't even know I had!

All groove to the Saturday! :)

The Chemical Brothers - The Salmon Dance

Only discovered this video a little week ago... And of course, woman as I can be (or maybe just am?) I find this video super sweet :)
Nice beats, cute tunes and happy non-important lyrics - just how I like it :)
Aaaaaaawe...

Hey! And YOU have a super sweet weekend too, with lots of happy beats :)

(yeah, I'm just in that sunny Friday mood today :))

The Trentemøller Chronicles

For all you day-dreamers out there - Trentemøller is out with his second album "The Trentemøller Chronicles" – which, for my musical pleasure and as a fan, is a double album!*

* yes yes, here she goes again – for us old-fashioned ppl who still enjoys a walk to the music-shop, a flick throu multiplied diverse art-works like you’ll find nowhere else..., the touch of a cover and the good read of details for each track... just for that alone I couldn’t even bother copying.

Chronicles is a personal selection of songs and remixes from 2003-2007, featuring rare material – stuff that’s only been available on vinyl or compilations, as well as special re-edits.

CD1 is his personal dreamy tunes, as we know him, the serious and interesting electronica-man. Some old, but new stuff too worth to be listened to.
CD2 is a blend of remixes – including Royksopp’s What Else Is there (which I’ve been waiting for at least 6 months now, right Tordenskjold??). Otherwise, CD2 is more techno-related for the club-scene I would say, but you’re not missing out on the touch that gave him that unique rep.

The album was released today, and of course I need many more hours with this man - But I can't help wondering how my dreams would sound like if I told him one...


My two Charlie's Angel's in techno!? I am convinced you would find him interesting - Next mad party up I'll bring him for the warm-up :))