Very interesting site. Hope it will always be alive!

98Qqps

wow, good site, thanks for all the tips, would you like to swop link i have just started up a site and trying to build it up ?

thethirdear.blogspot.com

if so could you meail me at rhodes42@bigpond.net.au ?

Edited by author 10-16-2008 06:24 AM
Hi

Just a quick note to say hi and pitch shamelessly. Indie artists know that successful MP3 bloggers can be influential in promoting their music, that’s why your mail box is full to overflowing every morning.

Antiqcool are no different in that respect but if you do like any of the tracks on myspace or garageband and want to feature them in your blog we would of course be very grateful and one good turn deserves another so let us know how we can help. Maybe we could compose and record a free bumper for a radio station or podcast you know of.

My apologies for the slightly form message....I hope to spend more time on Tofu Hut soon.

Cheers Pete http://www.antiqcool.co.uk

FKxeKa

LVC3jB

Hi tofu hut, really like the interesting music yuo put up! i have also taken advantage of your many links from time to time! do i have permission to add your blog to my page? could you do the same to yours?

http://essentiallyeclectic.wordpress.com/

it is jsut a collection of music from many genres.
Thanks!

Hi, nice collection of links. Feel free to add my latest project to it: http://whatsthatnoise.org. It's geared towards rare and obscure indie, lo-fi, punk, and experimental music. I also have a Daily MP3 Blogs Aggregator, which will include further customization options soon, including the option to add any feed you like to your personal selection of included blogs.

thank you so much..

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Edited by author 07-09-2008 12:06 PM
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Hi, I'm desperatly looking for a way to find the Band and Title of an old english or US album of which all I got is some excerpts ripped from a cassette. Can you tell me how or who or where???
Please use my email: piero@is-vdr.com
Thanks in advance.

Hey, I see you list WFMU under your section for sweet free independent music online. Why not share the love with WPRB? A fellow independent radio station in the area, lots of great music (including world!). WPRB 103.3 FM - HOME OF RADIO DESTRUCTOR!

I had a Bill Withers LP with a song that included the lyrics "Talking to me crazy trying to make me think I'm insane." (I thought). I no longer have the album and can't find that song anywhere. Am I the crazy one, or does that song exist?

Hey man i used to love this blog.

you need an update.




Cmon keep the beezybeez rolleeeenooun

Does anyone know where i can listen to a song called Oooh! Look-a-There, Ain’t She Pretty by The Charioteers online please

Edited by author 08-28-2007 08:41 PM
Been checkn the blog awhile. Just started mine. Let me know if you like it
http://www.partyat45rpm.blogspot.com

hugh_knight1@yahoo.com

How do I get those Betty Davis', cuz thats fire!

HK

Edited by author 08-06-2007 06:22 PM
HEY will you PLEASSSEEE send me natural feeling by ken boothe? that is my favorite album of allllll time and i can't find it anywhere. i have stuff to trade too. but MAN PLEASE! tempirairy at hotmail.com thanx bruh

hey John,

I adore the Harmonettes, they made a huge impression on me from the day I first heard them (with Doug)in Alabama, with Linda on lead singing Jesus On My Mind - exquisite,unique,jaw-dropping. I last saw them when they reformed briefly in 1999 when my choir was on a program with them in, I believe, Bessemer. Thanks for spreading the word.

Tony

Great website! Bookmarked! I am impressed at your work!

Just came across your blog list on MonkeyFilter. Added my MP3 blog Pampelmoose and my band site Gang of Four to the list.

THANK YOU TOO!!!

for the Gospel Harmonettes of Demopolis

ai to heiwa
roeb
http://roeb.blogspot.com

hey check this out, its fun!
gypsy klezmer string band punk from NYC

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RIc4vhT6R9w

Hello Tofu:

What a great site. In case you or your readers are interested, I just started an eclectic mp3 blog called "Underheard Music." You can find it here:

http://underheardmusic.blogspot.com/

Hope someone likes the stuff I post there.

-RV

dear tofu, i love to read a new post. maybe something about Bing Crosby in th early twenties?

supersiteallmightnodespitejustmusicandbingandspike?
for sure no meat but greet
ings to you!

ai to heiwa
roeb

Hi,
I just stumbled across this site, and it's totally awesome. But I'm curious what yall think about this stuff. is this the kind of music you listen to all the time, or is it kinda more like a hobby? how often do you post mp3s? does the site change very often?

very worthwhile effort on the polk miller material.

you needn't worry about being p.c., the audience you're worried about offending isn't listening.

academic pricing is troublesome, but otherwise it wouldn't be published at at all in the states.

every worthy thing is not profitable.

will visit again, thanks for your time

Edited by author 04-02-2007 11:27 AM
hi i have just started a free blog service its called http://blogsarena.com
Is anyone here interested in making a review of the site and add suggestions
Thank you admin and greatings to all the members

Hey, I'm a vegetarian! Also an independent musician and cutter of fresh beats. Please link to me or something. Also feel free to snag any material from my site and post it -- giving me proper credit for the work of course.

Thanks,
CharlieHipHop

im not a vegetarian but i love the tofu hut!

check out http://watchfortheloops.blogspot.com/

to download the new LP by london producer Jahan for free

Edited by author 02-28-2007 05:05 AM
Hello APES GO WILD!!!!!


http://apesgowild.blogspot.com/

just to say a zillion thanks for all this (even if it does stop me writing up my english college report!!)we used to import all this sort of stuff in the days of vynll- cost a fortune in postage-sam collins - didnt know about him -so ive just pinched an albums worth.I dont mind downloadin at all these days , cos i must have spent enough in the old days - theres only one label i wont cheapskate on- n thats naxos, now - if THEY can do it for a fiver. it really has reawakened my listening hours -all i need now is the extra storage space for the c.d's (im old fashioned - cant be doin wi these little sticks o somethin- guess im a new luddite) thanks again h

Thanks for your great content! Check out my Music Blog!!
www.blogmybeats.blogspot.com
Add me to your list!

Just ran across your site from a link on forum.sugarinthegourd.com - hello from just south of you, near Lambertville.

Thanks for the dap! It's appreciated!

Great work! Just stumbled across your site..Shouts to Jersey from Berlin..

You can purchase and download Back to Black by Amy Winehouse @ http://www.7digital.com/stores/listing.aspx?shop=1&artist=4.

The downloads are wma, so you have to have Windows and burn them to a disk to then import them into itunes.

It's cheaper than buying the import.

Hi,
 I just found the blurb about Madosini, Thank-you I am a fan also if you are interested I just posted a drawing I did of her while on stage at WOMAD in New Zealand on my deviant art site. To find it search jacquifire on google or just jacquifire.deviantart.com your photo is a great one.

'Bout time you gave us an update - and the Sons was a classy choice.

hey all. We back.

Is there any good place online where I can Listen or download great movie scores?

Edited by author 10-31-2006 11:29 PM
Its on the way.... check it out.
http://www.myspace.com/soundandrecentsorrow

I was just browsing and came across The New Music Tip Sheet, at www.newmusictipsheet.com It has all the information reguarding nearly every new release in music, in case anyone wonders whats coming out when

Dear Tofu,

I've been seeing other meat substitutes. Tempeh can be good if it's steamed and left to marinate for a day, yes, it's true, but TVP makes a good and quick addition to chilis, and seitan (floured and sauteed) goes well in pot pies.

I'm sorry. Really I am. I'm afraid it's just not going to work.

Tuwa

Any chance you might consider placing a link to my music community on your blog?
http://www.musicemissions.com

Check it out and let me know.

Thanks

Is Tofu considered a vegetable???

My friends and I are trying to decide who to vote for congress in the 2006 elections. We live in the 10th congressional district of California (Alameda, Contra Costa, Solano, and Sacramento Counties). There isn't much offline info available about the candidates. Their names are Darcy Linn http://www.darcylinn.com , Jeff Ketelson http://www.k4a.net , and Ellen Tauscher http://www.ellentauscher.com . Any advice would be helpful. thanks.

I've been lurking on your blog for quite some time now. I've been composing downtempo music for the past six years out of San Francisco. I have three albums available for free download off my website: www.generalfuzz.net. Check out a track or two off my latest release "Messy's Pace" to get a sense of my vibe.

Thanks,
GF

we're UK based and love reading your blog. It's linked to on our website we like ti so much.
It's only now we feel happy to introduce you to our music. All the info and downloads you can find are on our site. We would love to hear what you think.
either
www.thegalaband.com
or
www.myspace.com/thegalaband

Love X

Love. X

Here is the link to a humble blog trying to roll with the big boys of the audio blog world. We're dedicated to all music tasty, funky, and fresh. Check it out and see what you think. The link is:www.superheroeswalkonwater.blogspot.com

one day I will make a blog for every damn one of you!

I was not sure this was THE john seroff until I was you screen name.

Guess who.

Did you say a Tofu Festival!?

Why yes... yes I did.

http://worldofwonder.net/archives/2006/Aug/11/tofu_day.wow

http://analoggiant.blogspot.com

If you get the chance would love to be listed on your blog roll under the hip hop section thanks man. the roll is impressive to say the least.

http://z13.invisionfree.com/Tyrell_Corporation/index.php
 
Attempting new items daily for your listening pleasure.
 
Hope to see you there.
 
Thanks for visiting.

myspace.com/mercymercymeuk
think its k=jokes but dnot no who it is check it out and let me no

But I _LOVE_ Viagra!

fucking spammers, I tell ya.

Thanks for your blog support. Our hometown talent, Ryan Star (www.ryanstar.tv) is rocking on to Week 3 of CBS Rockstar. Here is a great clip of him:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SMZYcvU1UTY&search=ryan%20star

Hi,
Thanks for supplying new music on your blog. I like finding out about new talent.
I listened to Theo Bleckmann and Teacher's Pet is cute. I'm not feeling Chim Chim Cheree. though. Overall, I don't see what's so great about this guy. Maybe I would have to see him live to appreciate him. He's not bad, he's just not intriguing to me. Oh well.

Keep up the good work.

I can’t begin to list all the great bands I have found through your site!! Thanks!!!!

I manage a indie rock band based out of Dallas, TX, SUPERSTRING. We released the debut album “By All Means” in late 2005 with our music video making its National debut July 2, 2006.

They are really starting to take off and thought you might like their sound..

You can listen to MP3’s on their MySpace page ::: http://www.superstringsound.com

Thanks for turning us on to some great new music!!!


Brenda
Manager for SUPERSTRING
brenda@superstringsound.com
Www.SuperStringsound.com
MySpace.com/superstringsound

thought you and your readers might like to try a new product i'm promoting - www.FixTunes.com. Automatically renames and fixes mp3 tags and adds album art, with no typing. check it out!

Work from home as a full time/part time home based worker and earn 350-650 dollars daily.Dont't panic for your utility bills.get paid twice in a month.

Hey there,
 My name’s Jill and I work at a small Indie label in Toronto called Paper Bag Records. I just came across your site and thought that you might want to check out one of our bands – our latest signing – called Tokyo Police Club. You can listen to MP3’s on their MySpace page: http://www.myspace.com/tokyopoliceclub
  Judging by some of the bands that you list on your site, you’ll probably like them. I’ll leave the liking or not liking up to you, of course, but isn’t it always better to like than to not like? I guess only if something is good…and they are.

 

Thanks!

-Jill

great new instumental stuff from a friend Alex Constantine...
here are some peviews,
lemme know what you think,
thanks
brad

http://911review.org/Alex/music.html

music by Alex Constantine

Edited by author 06-05-2006 07:43 AM
Hi Tofu Hut,

Nice site! great to see your feature on Bobby Bland too.
For a new angle on the blues, feel free to check out our new release HERE
Any feedback very welcome.

Cheers!
http://www.williamtang.com
http://www.myspace.com/williamtang

Edited by author 06-02-2006 04:15 PM
hello!
dear tofu hut, artists and visitors!
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i d love to invite you to our free mp3 creative commons download sites with more than 250 downloads between the genres:

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feel free to suck and spread and share, remix and edit that stuff, we be happy to add your remixes to our servers.

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Edited by author 05-19-2006 06:49 PM
A week ago I started my own completely pretentious and arrogant mp3 music-type blogspot sort of thing. It'll be mostly about indie-related bands, but several different genre's will be represented here and it's mostly just to promote artists I really like, rant about music industry type stuff and talk about concerts I've been going to. Feel free to check it out.

http://itsnotthebandihateitstheirfans.blogspot.com

Hey,

I've had this site up for about a year. But have finally gotten it to where I want it. The days of a well thought out mix tape are gone, this brings a little of that back. Enough of the talk, you be the judge...

http://mix.ghettonut.com/

Hi,
I finally managed to set up a blog on 80s music, with a focus on the early
80s. I already posted some concert pix and some (not live) songs, this will
change! As soon as I get a tape player I will have lots of concerts from the
first half of the 80s to put online! If you need info on german bands from
that era, feel free to contact (or link) me!
Greetings from Germany
Jörg
http://not-rock-on.blogspot.com/

Um. http://www.xyzab.com if you like that sorta thing.

Yeh. Like the x comes after the w and the b comes before the c. I guess.

xx

Insofar as I barely understand it, here's the address that blogger is giving me for a feed; it's an atom feed and not RSS.

 http://tofuhut.blogspot.com/atom.xml

Does that answer the question? If not, let me know and I'll do my best to get the proper thing up. Wish I were more technically apt with this nonsense...

Hey, I searched high and low but I can't find RSS feed or anything. Does one exist?

Hey, read your post about Ottis Fodder.

was wondering if you have heard of The Apartment? Its a guy named Jeff who is on comfort stand with Ottis and play shows every so often in seattle with Lullaby.

http://www.archive.org/details/csr005
http://www.archive.org/details/csr515

some songs can be downloaded there

hey! haven't read the blog in a while. you moved?

tofu! long time no see. hope all is well. :)

litigious whores! they also pursued infringement claims against various film companies for distributing movie soundtracks with compositions under scrutiny. bridgeport was the bane of my existence years ago - a due diligence nightmare!!! my sincerest condolences to the poor legal assistants (read: suckers) caught in the grind... keep ya heads up.

hello i just gought a new web hosting site thought blue host it works great if you want to ckeck it out www.mytruemp3.com

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Hey there, hope You'll spread the word...

"Wanna perform in the new Junior Senior video?

We have met so many great people throughout the world who have enjoyed our music, come to our shows and had a blast with us."
 
Junior Senior
 
Go to the link below and follow the instructions...
 
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Love Jr Sr

Loved the Mylene Farmer piece!

Edited by author 03-02-2006 10:01 AM
Hi, I was really hopeing that you might be able to have a look at http://www.swapzies.com AND, if any good perhaps put a little review / link on your site. It has quite a music bias.

Thanks,
Jack

tried to email you direct but the address didn't work.
trying to verify correct address

thanks

Edited by author 02-26-2006 05:29 AM
I have discovered right now your site. It's a reference one and i'd like to figure on your mp3links too. Pease, visit my Spanish 60s Vinyl Sharity blog at http://philmusical.blogspot.com/

Thanks very much and congratulations or your work!!!!!

I was looking for information on Dorothy Love Coates and the Gospel Harmonette's when I ran across your page. I enjoyed reading the post from March of 2005 about the Gospel Harmonettes. Although they are a different group of singers than I was looking for, I am interested in hearing their music. If you can reply that would be great. My e-mail is BrandonandLindsay@yahoo.com. Thanks.

Hey I guess I'll get to the point I'm wondering how to get a shot out on your blog.I'm @ Om records and would like to collaberate with you.Drop me a line when you can.Thank you Jena.- jena@om-records.com

Louis Watterson -- just ran across your message by accident!!!! I am extremely happy to know you're still out there and doing well! Love to you and all the best.

I hope so, forksie. Things are going well for you, I hope.

Man, I've really been gone for a little while here!
Some quick responses:

Noah, that IS the playmobil set I was talking about! Nice detective work!
I suppose I might've imagined the snifter. Maybe it's just that he seemed like an alcoholic to me?

Path, again: your kind words and generous contributions are beyond belief. Thenk yew vewy mudge.

To everyone hyping, I'm trying to keep track of it and am at work on revising the blogroll.

The music from the hard drive never returned and I'm only slowly reloading the old backup... but only because I'm so constantly inundated with new music everyday. I hope all of you are just as blessed!

I'll try and see you soon?

Listen to these idiots: http://www.cdbaby.com/rivalmenace

Not sure if you can access the links in my Playmobil post - if you can't and want them, go here http://store.playmobilusa.com and use the Quick Search to look up "living room" and "portable bathroom."

Regarding your Playmobil post (10/11/05): You said you were looking for a pic of the depressed man set - is this it?

http://store.playmobilusa.com/is-bin/INTER...Puppenhaus_us&PLS=0

I see a lot of the items you mention, although no brandy snifter.

Recently, when I asked my brother what to get my nephew for his 3rd birthday, my brother said Playmobil and it reminded me of your post. When I went to the store, I found all sorts of great bank robbers (with stolen bundles of Euros, of course) but couldn't help buying him the construction workers w/ porta-john:

http://store.playmobilusa.com/is-bin/INTER...US_storefront&PLS=0

As always, thanks for the great spiffy.

I shoulda done this long ago, but when I checked into the tofu hut today, you were doing blue grass! Shades of my 60s, folk music background. So, I sent you some money because I could. Have you done Flatt & Scruggs, as well? I always thought they were better than the Monroes, in spite of their having had a famous tv theme song.

And, are there any legal downloads of good bluegrass? It's such good morning music, and my old lp stuff is long gone. And, the only thing I really want in return is a copy of the picture of you begging for funds. Cutest thing ever.

I hope you're doing well.

Has anyone heard Horse Fabulous the second album by Liverpool-based band The Stands? www.the-stands.com
I can not believe how incredible this album is. Their label Echo Records folded the month the album was released and it got virtually no promotion but it has got to be the best thing released last year. To call it derivitive really misses the trick: John Peel said it sounds like 'all of your favorite bands playing at one time.'

Apparently lead singer Howie Payne broke the band up right after the album came out and went into seclusion. It seems to be gathering a weird cult following. Does anyone know anything about this?

Here are some downloads:
http://ickmusic.blogspot.com/2006/01/sunday-with-stands.html

Hey Guys,
iTunes has a new CD from Michael Nesmith named RAYS. It is awesome. Check it out, it's a little Pink Floyd-ish!

http://whenapesrule.blogspot.com is no longer in business. It has moved to http://www.randomapes.com

Check it out if you like.

Edited by author 01-23-2006 07:44 PM
Thanks for your tremendous work on Th'hut, it's opened a whole new world for me. Now that I've buttered you up, I would be enormously in your debt if you could list my new MP3 blog in your lists. HEARWAX is it's name, and reggae, dub, soul, folk etc is it's game.

Keep Skankin'

http://hearwax.blogspot.com/

Anybody know where I can download Bolero by Pink Martini?

Thursday night's R.Star show at Joe's Pub was a blowout success! The show was sold out and a crowd of approximately 80-100 people crowded outside where scalpers benefited from the overwhelming demand.

R.Star included three strings players to perform an unforgettable "Losing Your Memory," and former Stage (Maverick Records) bandmate Justin Parker pounded the Djembe during R.Star's chilling acoustic cover of "Head Like a Hole" (Nine Inch Nails).

If you missed the show, please join us for R.Star's next show on January 17th at Pianos. The New York Times has started listing R.Star's shows, and we would greatly appreciate your hometown press support as well.

Like everyone else, I'm plugging a blog for your blogroll.

Palmsout.com

you might enjoy it
palmsout.blogspot.com takes you right to the blog. peace!

Hey I was hoping you could add the GaragePunk.com audioblog to your list of links. We've also got a "Pirate Radio" podcast there that you can subscribe to separately from the regular blog (two separate RSS feeds, in other words). Thanks and keep up the great work!

kopper
GaragePunk.com
http://www.garagepunk.com

I hope everything goes well with getting your music back. That fear has been keeping me up at night. I also have an external Hard drive so I'm curious to hear if everything is ok.

Good luck dude.

pete

*cough*BUY A MAC!!!*cough*

Funny you should link to that weird PKD-like "You have the power to change your life", or I should get it only now, when there's something in the papers about a man lying about having lost a daughter in the tsunami... hard to keep up with all these types of fake news!

Let's hope yr hard disc probs are another kind of fake news - the data people get it all back. I think it's pretty sure they can, but the cost is prohibitive.. tell us, we need to know - we all go there, and have maybe been there..

Really sorry to hear about your hard drive problems. Good luck with the recovery. You provide a great service for both artists and listeners.

All the best,

cjs

I'd love for my blog to get listed on Tofu Hut. It seems like some kind of hot, hip nightclub right now and only lets in the women dressed in leather. That's just my opinion.

http://whenapesrule.blogspot.com

There's a new indie tune posted at http://mp3hugger.blogspot.com everyday. Haven't slept for a week, as the songs are infiltrating my mind. Thanks.

Wha' happen?

Are you okay?

Did th'Hut die? Please say no. The deal in "Th'Hut Needs Your Help!" is pretty sweet--does it still apply? If it does, I'm down.

Got some sprouts, rice, peas, carrots, celery, onions, garlic ... sure could go with some tofu.

love the playmobile story. i was just talking about those in a toystore last weekend. how much i love them even though they don't really do anything. viva la park slope.

Possible spiffy:

Tourist destination: Surat India, "poor in historical places and natural sights, but rich in riches"

http://www.insurat.com/

Be sure to check out Miss Surat's page and her favorite cricketers.

check out the CHEAP THRILLS blog-

http://www.cheapthrillsblog.blogspot.com

First two posts: King Khan, The Mummies. More to come.

Cinci Rob, you're a gem.
I'm comin'. Hold on.

Dear Tofu Hut readers,

I am writing to let you know about the upcoming last ever gig in London UK by a fantastic 12-piece all-women band called the Emma Peel Fan Club, which I believe will be of interest to your readers.

Please find below the press release for the gig.

I would love the opportunity to talk to you about making a feature of this event on your site. Do not hesitate to come back to me if you would like further information. I also have sound files available, of the band playing live and of my interview with the band.

Best regards,

Hannah Darvill
(a fan of the band, helping out with publicity for their last ever gig on a voluntary basis)


* Press release * Press release * Press release * Press release * Press release * Press release *

Twelve women - Ten years - One last night

Emma Peel Fan Club is a cult 12-piece all-women band, famous for ten years for hosting a huge pre-Christmas party and playing 60s soul classics live to rapturous London crowds. The atmosphere is awesome, the gigs always sell out, but on Saturday 17th December the band will play its LAST EVER GIG, at Kentish Town Forum.

“The biggest, loudest women’s band currently on the club circuit” (Time Out)

"If the thought of 12 fabulous women playing 60s soul and psychedelic rock doesn't grab you then nothing will!" (Hot Tickets)

... The Supremes - The Temptations - Martha Reeves - Dusty Springfield - Jimi Hendrix …

And news just in… a special guest appearance from Lorna Gee as James Brown!

Saturday 17th December
8.30pm – 1.30am

The Forum, Kentish Town
9-17 Highgate Road
London NW5 1JY
 
This year raising money for Breast Cancer Care and Women’s Environmental Network

Tickets: £17.50 / £14.50 concessions in advance, £20 on the door (if not sold out)

By post: 76 Hawksley Road, London N16 0TJ (cheques to ‘Emma Peel Fan Club’ and enclose SAE)

ALTERNATIVE TICKET BOOKING OPTIONS

Box Office: 0207 344 0044. Telephone bookings Mon-Sat 10-2, 3-6pm, Sun 12-2, 3-6pm, in person at the Astoria (Tottenham Court Road) or the Jazz Cafe (Camden), or via www.meanfiddler.com and www.seetickets.com.

More gig information at: www.blowthefuse.com

* Press release * Press release * Press release * Press release * Press release * Press release *

hey i was searching on google and it said that your site had the kakore version for simple and clean , Utada hikaru but i cant find it ... ?

thanks

Dorthy
lil_bum_chumz@hotmail.com

I'd love it if you added my blog to your site. It is called Digital Eargasm

http://digitaleargasm.blogspot.com/

....and I feature new dance remixes of older dance & rock songs, plus new dance mixes.

Thanks for the memories. As a child (I'm 66) my family had an old wind up Victrola (record player for you young guys) and some old 78RPM records (No, I don't know where they are now.). The only song I can remember from the is "Feet Don't You Fail Me".

I got a good laugh over your ambivalence on the word "huggin'" in the second verse you posted. I think I nearly wore the record out trying to make sure what that word was.....I think it was more graphic than "huggin'".

Thanks again.

Edited by author 11-24-2005 06:56 PM
can you please add my mp3/music blog to your directory?

www.aquariumdrunkard.com


thanks.

http://metaatem.net/words/Tofu%20Hut,%20we%20love%20you!

Just a note to ask you to post again soon. Your fans miss you. I feel a twinge of longing for spiffy every time Lileks publishes a new book (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/140008228...onCode=lilekscom-20). And lots of other times too...

Yeah, I'm also shamelessly plugging my blog(s) and requesting inclusion.

First up: GaragePunk.com Pirate Radio (a podcast blog)
http://podcast.garagepunk.com

Second, my everyday ordinary blog (sometimes featuring MP3s)
http://www.garagepunk.com

And third, my best friend's Video Blog (Lo-Fi Saint Louis):
http://www.lofistl.com

Thanks!

Since you guys seem to have the biggest blogroll around I thought I'd see if you'd add me in there.
http://sonicterra.blogspot.com

Hey, I really enjoy the Tofu Hut, and took a lot of your audioblog advice to heart when I started my puny site a few weeks ago. My eensy weensy pathetic blogroll includes TH, so perhaps you would consider adding http://toestubber.com to yours. < /begging> By the way, Crud Crud rules too! (see SS's message below)

Pablo told me about this write up and i went and looked for it before someone told me where.
its been years since i thought about that time/ music. but , yeah, it was an incredible time for musicians in ZYC.
i was also involved, at the time, with a proto-punk/funk band called "The Dance" which released 2 albums on Statik Records out of London.
in the years since J. Walters death pablo and i have kept in touch and are seriously considering a joint recording project in the near future.
but NOTHING will replace that certain conglomeration of social times and musical inspiration as was that band . Ever! Peace & Hair Grease,
Louis Watterson, original Bassist
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Thanks for all the links to enjoy! I appreciate your work in digging them up. You might also dig mine http://crudcrud.blogspot.com/

hi,

you have a cool blog. did you ever hear of www.zerinnerung.de? it's my dj mix netlabel, i'm releasing netaudio only dj mixes.

if you like it, could you probably mention it in your blog? would make me happy. :)

http://www.zerinnerung.de

my latest release you can find here:

http://www.zerinnerung.de/mix.php?id=17

thanx
Q-Man

I adore your weblog.
I have started writing for a relatively new mp3-blog called Big Static - www.bigstatic.blogspot.com.

Do you remember the Stevie Wonder joke in High Fidelity?
Customer: "It's for my daughter..."
Jack Black: "What, is your daughter in a coma?!"

Take it easy!
Alice x

Edited by author 10-27-2005 11:21 PM
Hello Earth

this website is like on the Young Ones when Neil smokes all that weed and floats to the moon and then the aliens explode TNT and make fun of him

maybe you like to listen to me

http://www.jackfalcon.com

maybe we are friends now yes?

xo

Hey Lord Tofu!

Wherefore art thou?

You be one of the reg bloggers I check for!

You have an audience!

Pull your finger out!

PodSmod..

The MP3's Stay up..

Like any kind of new music?

Thats what this blog is..

http://podsmod.wordpress.com

Find Holtzclaw at Myspace.Also if you're interested in what Travis and Jonathan are up to. Go here:
www.travisandjonathan.com

Tofudude, your mums is awesome.

P.S. Sorry for the deletion. this newfangled typewriter thing with the wire at the back....

Edited by author 10-20-2005 10:54 PM
ey,
i'm all about electisism and egotism.
listen to stuff that i listen to.

http://icanbejohnoday.blogspot.com


mooka motel is the shit btw.

Edited by author 10-18-2005 01:52 AM
THE REAL THING! relaunch update,...

from http://www.realthingblog.blogspot.com

Going on six months since my last real post, but I do want to reassure anyone who is actually still checking in here that I am coming back.

The new format will be an ongoing history of 50's R&B, starting in 1950 and going through the years up through '59. Once I get there (I'm not sure yet how long that's going to take), we may go back to pre-50's or do something else completely different.

I hope that a few of the regular visitors I picked up earlier this year are still checking in. I'd toss up another song as a little bonus like I did with the Little Willie John last time, but I'm working on a backup computer right now and can't get to my mp3's. Once my computer issues are worked out, I'll be relaunching with some great stuff, so please do keep coming back.

If anyone is out there, feel free to say hi in the comments section, it's nice to hear from other lovers of THE REAL THING!

Here's another mp3 blog, which features eclectic, sometimes sexy music, add it please!
http://mookamotel.blogspot.com
PS. I donated one dollar to the cause :)

John, I'm glad you shared your toys with the traumatized little boy. You must have been brought up right. Where was the picnic? Are the leaves turning? Are you drying out? Love, the mums

Sadly, the campaign to bring back the codpiece doesn't seem to have born fruit.

http://www.users.qwest.net/~rappleyard/codpiece/campaign.html

Perhaps b/c they abandoned it in 1996:

http://www.users.qwest.net/~rappleyard/codpiece/whatsnew.html

hi...

i have been referencing your website for a month or so and wanted to thank you, thank you, thank you for the great music information you provide!!

i hope you don't mind that i included a link to your page on my own podcast blog www.bunchofbettys.blogpsot.com it's a new podcast (three episodes) featuring music by women...you may be interested!

thanks again and please keep posting!

rebecca ("betty")

Possible Spiffy: Ugly Quilts pieced together for the homeless

http://www.reese.org/sharon/uglypict.htm

http://www.reese.org/sharon/uglyqult.htm

I just heard B.B. King sing "I don't get around much any more" with Duke Ellington's band. He didn't even play guitar but I loved it. Anyone know where I could get this recording?

new mp3 blog: -

http://ascholarlyaffair.blogspot.com/

Edited by author 09-13-2005 08:01 PM
For the garageband created tracks Kanye West v Condoleeza Rice or Kanye West v Bush check the link below.

http://www.macjams.com/artist/maricia69

updates to the tofu-sidebar:
404: http://angelfish.hana-bira.net/fish.html
AWOL: http://www.acousticwood.net/
moved: http://awfulthom.blogspot.com/
AWOL: http://blog-this-way.blogspot.com/
domain lapsed: http://exiledsoul.com/
AWOL: http://naugahydelife.blogspot.com/
AWOL: http://nervousmusic.blogspot.com/
porn: http://oneperfectgreenblanket.blogspot.com/
AWOL: http://www.cuechamp.com/swound/
AWOL: http://www.teenagekicks3000.com/
AWOL: http://uncritical.blogspot.com/
domain lapsed: http://thewitnessexchange.com/
404: http://www.djbenzi.com/the3.html
AWOL: http://digicrates.blogspot.com/
AWOL: http://www.themack.org/popadopalis.html
AWOL: http://www.raggedyzine.com/blog/
AWOL: http://steadybootleggin.blogspot.com/
404: http://www.heraclitussayz.com/hcsayz-Downloads.htm
404: http://www.clubalibi.com/music.html
AWOL: http://funday.se/sounds/
404: http://www.djjayr.com/music.html
500: http://www.pojmasta.com/
404: http://irdial.hyperreal.org/the%20conet%20project/
AWOL: http://jump.to/downbeat
AWOL (and aggressively ugly): http://www.noneinc.com/RIAAEM/RIAABlog.html
AWOL: http://www.filmcement.org/rummage/
AWOL: http://tumbleforms.blogspot.com/
AWOL: http://akwaabasound.blogspot.com/
AWOL: http://thebigcity.blogspot.com/
AWOL: http://www.livejournal.com/community/fst/
AWOL: http://www.wizznutzz.com/god.shtml
404: http://www.therootslive.com/Archive.htm

The blog Perfect Green Blanket or something filed under eclectric has no music whatsoever and is pushing porn.

hey look. the ditties are back.
http://www.markmartin.net/ditties/party.html

enjoyed the tunes and info....very sweet and innocent, almost childlike in the simplicity. Right now I think we all need things a little less complicated and less chaotic .Porch rocking, toe tapping and lemonade are oldies that are still golden...the classics last through all the fads...Nashville feels the pain of NOLA and the gulf shores. Love, mums

Yah, I'm rockin one of those low-class blogs.

... reminds me of a group a friend of mine wanted me to apply to on LJ, called "filmsnobs" or some guff like that.

Hi. I've been looking at your blog and I think you have a very good chance of getting listed at our blog directory, "High Class Blogs."

I encourage you to submit your site at approvals@highclassblogs.com as
soon as you can. Not only do I think your blog will be approved, I think you have a good chance of winning an award if you choose to
nominate yourself.

Check out the directory at
http://www.highclassblogs.com and then send along the following
information to:

approvals@highclassblogs.com

1) Blog Title
2) Blog Url
3) Blog Description

If you put "endorsed by Steve" in the subject line I can all but guarantee you will be approved and your blog will be listed.

Regards,

Steve Davidson
High Class Blogs
www.highclassblogs.com

Edited by author 08-15-2005 05:32 PM
just found out about your blog, it's great! do you think you could add me to you newbie blog links... http://woospace.blogspot.com ...thanks tofuhut!!

Love your site. Thought you might like to know, I have a weekly radio show on KBGA, Missoula, Montana (http://www.kbga.org) featuring free legal music downloades. Setlists and commentary here:

http://radiodystopia.blogspot.com

Thanks.

hey, diggin on yer bloggy

www.aquariumdrunkard.com

Hey, bubba, you must have been raised in Nashville. The town hasn't been the same without Johnny, June and Bill Monroe. Liked the tune. Love you, mums

Hi, there!
Just two lines to tell you about the address change of my blog, rock de siempre. The new one is http://rockdesiempre.blogspot.com/
See ya.

I just wanted to thank Tofu for not only a quality site, but for being one of the top referrers to MY site @insomniaradio.net. Thank you, thank you tons...

I'm interested in teaming up with you guys in some capacity. Please shoot me an email and let's chat.

jason@insomniaradio.net

Tof Hut - the original and still one of the best. Please check out my new mp3 blog, Mixtapes Will Never Die (http://mixtapeswillneverdie.blogspot.com). Thanks!

hi there
amazing content as usual. are you guys having a life?
just to let you know the naugahyde life is gone and replaced by a bigger splash http://biggersplash.blogspot.com
thanks to update the list when you feel like it
peace
phil

http://digitaleargasm.blogspot.com/

Music to get your body moving! The best dance remixes.

Akki? Counterpoint?

It's all untrue, every bit. But even then his passion for writing letters, what all, eh? Go on, sneer. You preach, about as right home to her lodgings. She said in Court that she'd have took all, but talked of nothing but me. Tom had never had me.

Already two years I am searching for 1 song (Bade Saba) from the CD "Shy Angels" by Susan Deyhim with Bill Laswell. Can you help?

Neil? Would you like to comment on this, please?

Hi Neil,
You all actually think that I 've hidden or slept over or out ot drink,
But , NO. I vever Hide from myself or my riends keep lifttin'me up,
I know lwhat was hapened t to my PC last night .
It's not from them, all from you, and listen Neil,
- I never use the word "Please" no more, Today -

Lastnight, Me and my parents - especially my father,
finally we were apart. I bealive that You could understand what I'm
talkin' about. Last 5days sat infront of my PC, and talked, discussed with you, - without sleepin' without eatin', without workin'. So I tryed to explained what I've been doin via this PC,
with the "Languege" they might be able to understand.
But, I mistook. I've realized that just like I said before you,
"The worrds actually kill someone"
Guess I am the real murder.
My parents is really really worry 'bout my helth - Body,mental.
My father- now lost his job, this is true.
My mother- everyday 9 to5 workin, almost 60years old.
But Mother cooked every day for family with her realiy tired body.
Now, I'm typin' to you, all day long with my father is next to my room. No wonder, he really think 'bout my self
"What's my sun doin' with PC? "
All I wanted is feeling better my family with what I've learned by my self. Guitar,Hip-Hop creating I wasn't "DJ", English,
PC but Internet, stilllearning, I don't know much...
Guitar- when I was 12, my dream was succer player, my friend had great skills and he finally, No, Stop talikin'to him.
anyway, Iwas really depressed but music saved me, and choose to play guitar. Now, I found my mistake, my lie, Who bought "Guitar"?
My father did, Not my money. This room that I'm typin' to you,
Who bought? - My parents. I am really stupid.
Neil, Today I gotta go to my Doctor, already booked,
justa a minuite, I'll ccall him now,
Thanks for waitin'.
Give me 3hours for me.
I won't hide , If you feel that ihide or run away again,
That's your great mistake. I am coming back to you.
Thanks and wait for me.

http://suddenlylastsummer.blogspot.com/

The new MP3 blog for the discerning listener, featuring the best modern music has to offer … well, stuff I like anyway. Pop on over and have a butchers

Speaking of beans let's put beans in our ears.
/m215

Mom, you so crazy.

ooppss...that should read hat.

Good interview and great voice. I'm a big fan too. I like a woman who appreciates Etta. You don't suppose Bluey is also known as Beansie??? Ask her if it had a had and a pull string.

let me word it differently, it was early.

I got a nice writeup on fluxblog. I would like to seek other blogs who might be interested. Just wanted to know if the write up in fluxblog disqualifies me from other blogs.

I guess not.

Thanks,

David - http://www.myspace.com/poopsicle

I have no idea what that means, but let's say "no".

Edited by author 07-09-2005 09:01 AM
does a write up in another blog disqualify one from consideration for a write up your blog?

Thanks,

David

http://www.myspace.com/drexelohio

I like the question you posed today (about favorite commercial jingles.) It made me consider a number of seperate questions, including the, "why does it bug me so much when a band I really enjoy suddenly sells a song to some corporation to promote SUVs, or shampoo or canned soup?" Case in point, I am a big Stereophonics fan and sort of enjoyed the fact I was immensely satisfied with a band that was barely noticed on this side of the Atlantic... low and behold, one day while watching somethign or other, there is "High As The Ceiling" promoting some Nissan(?) SUV. I suppose they have a right to sell there material and broaden their audience... but still it irks me. On a simlar note, I probably wouldn't have discovered "Breathe" by Telepopmusik had they not been so formidably featured in those Mitsubishi commercials from a couple years back, so I suppose I am, 1. a hypocrite and 2. proving why some of these acts should use commercials as a secondary distribution network.
Second point, I read an article recently that was talking about the jingle being a dead art, as it is cheaper nowdays to use existing music (especially by artists who are trying to break into new markets) in lieu of hiring jingle writers to specifically pen a diddy about a product. Thus the sudden influx of Britpop and Electronic acts into the advertising space.
Anyway, best jingle on it's own? In LA there is a company called Empire Carpets, and their diddy must have been written in the late 1940s or 1950s. (It just features the phone number, and company name sung accapella in that 40s manner.) "800-588-2300 Empire"... talk about legs, they still use it today. Anyone who has lived in LA for anytime at all will know exactly what commercial I am talking about... So there ya go.

New Zerinnerung Mix by Digitalverein!

Thinner / Autoplate Artist Digitalverein (alias Lufth / Sensual Physics) mixed Zerinnerung Mix 006.

It's a deep, soulful piece of art which you can download and enjoy now.

http://www.zerinnerung.de/mix.php?id=6

Playlist:

01 - Lump - Tehdas
     Textone 015 (http://www.textone.org)
02 - Plug - Low-Batt [plugs stylnox mix]
     Filtro 002 (http://www.filtro.com.mx)
03 - Johan Skugge - Vodoo Version
     Thinner 061 (http://www.thinnerism.com)
04 - Zofa - Animation Card
     Filtro 002 (http://www.filtro.com.mx)
05 - Pheek - Lenquete Du Dr Polly
     Epsilonlab 010 (http://www.epsilonlab.com)
06 - Lump - Sukkula
     Textone 015 (http://www.textone.org)
07 - Timm Kawohl - Life In Half [paul keeley mix]
     Thinner 073 (http://www.thinnerism.com)
08 - Sensual Physics - Cold Sweat
     Epsilonlab 017 (http://www.epsilonlab.com)
09 - SMBP - Grace [johan skugge remix]
     Sinergy 017 (http://www.sinergy-networks.com)
10 - DaFluke - Pain Go Away
     Archipel 006 (http://www.archipel.cc)
11 - Ars Deco - Nuvola
     Comatronic 013 (http://www.comatronic.net)
12 - AAM - Metamistake
     Filtro 005 (http://www.filtro.com.mx)
13 - Ars Deco - Onda
     Comatronic 013 (http://www.comatronic.net)

http://www.peta2.com/TAKECHARGE/t-wetseal.asp

Take a look

A South African electronic/eclectic label called Lime Records offers three songs from their broad range of artists every week. Check them out, there're some nifty tunes :) http://www.limerecords.co.za/

Edited by author 06-24-2005 09:14 AM
YEEAH, THASS ME!
mp3blog from johnoday for you to enjoy.

oh wait. i'm not big L. my mistake.

Hey big L, drop your website address on me again if it occurs to ya. I may have lost it!
Love ya kid.

Hey John,
  I just wanted to send a shout out to you and say HEY!!! In response tot he question....I agree with the chick before me. No, I don't get offended, that's the arist's choice and not mine to say what they want. If you don't like what you hear...then don't listen to it...hmmmm, concept! lol

i don't really get offended by the lyrics themselves as it is a writers expression of their anger, aggressiveness and emotion. i do get offended and taken aback when a moron takes the lyrics as truth and fact and act out on what the message is saying to them. people should know the difference between a single person's feelings and thoughts as art or expression and what the truth is really about. they are not the same!

Hello. was just googling to see if anyone had mentioned the survey online and came across the comments below.

mac_daddy- i used surveymonkey because it seemed to be the easiest way to produce a survey quickly- for whatever reason, my uni didn't have any dedicated facilities to do such a thing online. i did include a contact address with the survey (mp3blogproject@gmail.com)- the reason i didn't use my uni address l.pawley@uea.ac.uk is because it was easier to keep the correspondence related to this project seperate from my personal correspondence. sorry if the survey caused any concern, but i'm a little resentful at somebody deciding it was bogus and posting that in public.

Tuwa- i appreciate your point about some of the questions, in retrospect there should have been more 'don't know' options in there in particular. Yes, it should absolutely be the right of respondents to be inspect survey data- once the survey is closed (and as mentioned in my initial emails and in the survey's last page) i'll be posting the results online for anyone who wants to have a look. the final thesis will also be published online in september, under a creative commons licence.

Apologies if anyone got the impression they were been emailed by a particularly sneaky marketeer/RIAA type. i can only protest my innocence and offer to send some of my highly questionable under-grad essays to anyone requiring more evidence! thanks to everyone who's taken part so far for their help and comments

loz pawley
mp3blogproject@gmail.com
www.tohellwith.co.uk (my e-zine)

We've started a community web site directory for freely distributable music at http://www.commontunes.org.

We're looking for feedback about the site. Please check it out and let us know what you think we should add.

You can add links or upload music directly for distribution via bittorrent.

Thanks all!

p.s. also check out http://www.commonbits.org - a community directory of progressive media

That looks like a legitimate survey to me. That said: some of the questions are very poor (e.g. assuming "yes" or "no" when "I don't know" could as easily apply) (has anyone criticized me for ethics violations? how should I know?]).

Also, in at least one case the survey-taker assumed an action would have only one cause or condition when it might have several (e.g. posting some files legally and some illegally).

Including contact information is always a plus when doing research; without it, I wonder if Loz Pawley thinks his respondents have truly given informed consent. It should be the respondents' right to look up the results of the research they've taken part in, even if they can't identify themselves in the writeup (and, in many cases, to prevent doing harm to the respondents, you'd really not want them to be able to).

Loz Pawley apparently lives in the U.K. near Brixton, and does have an affection for music: see http://www.purr.org.uk/jetioaa.html; also see http://www.martinhannett.co.uk/frame.htm and click on "guest book" (they've buggered the site so you can't link to it directly without getting forwarded back--rude, rude, rude).

Bloggers beware as I received the following email from someone called Loz Pawley@mp3project here it is

--------------------------------------------------------------
Hi- I'm writing to you because as far as I can tell, you run/write for
an mp3 blog. Thanks, I like them a lot. So much in fact, that I'm
writing my Master's thesis on them, trying to work out if mp3 blogs
have an emerging ethics, what relationship you guys have/want to have
to the music industry, and basically why you do what you do.

In order to do this, I'm asking you all to spend about 10 minutes
filling in an online survey giving some details/opinions about your
music-blogging activities. When the results are in, I'll publish them
online and invite feedback as I'm writing up the project. Hopefully,
the eventual work will be a good resource with regards the changing
content/role of the mp3 blog, and give people a bit of insight into
how the community as a whole is thinking.

the survey can be found here:
http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.asp?u=248531093899

if you can spare me a bit of time to take part, I'd be incredibly
grateful. the last page of the survey lets you remain anonymous if you
wish, so your privacy is assured. any questions please feel free to
contact me at mp3blogproject@gmail.com .

Thanks for your time
Loz Pawley
mp3blogproject@gmail.com

------------------------------------------------------------

No doubt this is bogus and if you take a look at the survey questions there is no way this is a student completing a Thesis. Reasons why not to trust them.

1. No mention of where they are studying

2. The email address is not from their college/uni

3. The questions are based at surveymonkey.com, which anyone can do.

Personally I think it's someone trawling for marketing info or dare I say it's someone from the RIAA. So my advice music bloggers don't reply and don't fill out nthe questionnaire.

By which I mean, don't mind me: I'm just a bit loopy. Or more than a bit. A few keys short on the gears.

It's all all right, Mr. Forks. You are an mp3-blog god.

Hey there,
That list lives on the sidebar and also on that individual entry. I'm continuing to find new ones and add them on.
Have faith!

I hope you keep that list of all the Mp3 blog groups somewhere on your site. It's the most comprehensive I've seen and I really like the categories.
Just a suggestion...Great site!

http://javajoel.tripod.com/

Sheeeesh. Tough Crowd.
Okay Tuwa, I'll have a go at that summary today and post the address you can read it at on th' Hut. Okeydoke?

Erm, so this no love mix link you included in the package has a track list and not the commentary. I've been robbed!

Just a word of thanks for being the first blog to reach 100 in my referers list, appreciate the traffic, hope you get a few from me as well !! Great music by the way, as always ..

 Ian http://retrobabe1.blogspot.com/

hey, great music you have in your site, excellent effort, i wish i could have such collection of yours, well maybe i should start my own blog anyway.

Starfrosch has a new release on realaudio.ch and and game :)

http://www.realaudio.ch/brk/rabr006.html

http://www.starfrosch.ch/starfrosch/module...display-id-115.html

Hi Tofu Hut - lovely blog. You're the daddy.
My favourite French artist: Charles Trenet.
Can you tell me how to find an MP3 host? A good one, preferably? I too want to be an MP3 blogger but my ignorance is an obstacle.
Thanks anyway
Jon

Ambient cello at
http://www.bluesnow.co.uk

link is under 'free tracks'
hope you like what's there!

Cheerio, more albums now available
when'd we last chat? Checking out your blog today didn't feel like opening email so here's this.
oh and uh my favorite french artist would have to be dimitri from paris

Love your blog! Here's a link to McBoozo's Drunken Poetry Jam - they post about 4 mp3's per week. Some older eclectic stuff, blues, rock, etc. Plus a bunch of other stuff! Check it out.

Hello, i have been a fan of Tofuhut for quite sometime. Your blog among others inspired my friends and I to make our own. http://www.funtimeok.blogspot.com.

Thank you for your time!

My favorite french artist isn't french. She's Indonesian, but she lives in Paris.
Her name is Anggun. And I like her title track "Snow on the Sahara.

Just a note to let ya'll know I do keep up with this.
I likeada traffic, yah!
To Lowen: Shoot the pump should be floating around, contact me if you need to.

John, I hope you didn't mind me spreading the word to Mark at BoingBoing. I guess you're having some heavy traffic now.
:-)

Yeah, I love the site/blog/thang. There's never enough music to sample. Always searchin' for a high note. So I got this blog at http://postpunkdiary.blogspot.com. Don't go there though because it SUCKS! OK, check it out. Peace.

Hi, I live downt he street. I'm at 82 Wayne street across from the Barrow Mansion. Hi Neighbor!!! GREAT BLOG! My friend is a dj in NYC and he sent me your link.


Russ

There are some nice videogame-esqe mp3s on http://www.mmonoplayer.com
I like.

Hey there, just thought I'd let you know that I wrote about you in my blog: www.messaginglab.com/m-lablog. I love the name and the site, and wrote about how your name is awesome. Keep up the great work.

Edited by author 05-11-2005 11:17 PM
Hey, I love your site. My blog, Creative Mythology, at http://DavidTarleton.com has numerous MP3s of my music, as well as video of film's I've made. I'd love it if you could include it on your list. I make electronic/ambient type music.

Thanks!

just another boring check out my site post!

i don't know if you're interested in netlabels or not, but postmoderncore has been releasing a slice of independant music from New Zealand for five years or so now.

Hi, was wondering if you could add our blog to your list? we are techno-electro scene related, but will hopefully post tracks that will appeal to fans of all types of music.

http://empirestatehuman.blogspot.com/

The other empire state human is that persons page for his remixes i think? either way, it would be great if you could add us!

you posted "shoot the pump" by J Walter Negro and The Loose Jointz a while back. I wasn't able to d/l it while you had it up. Do you know of any place that i can get it for free? That track was just so d@mn real.

Edited by author 05-04-2005 10:16 PM
Hi,

I've been following your blog for quite a while now, but I was too lazy or distracted to link you up until now. You're now officially linked up from http://www.knobtweakers.net/.

Knobtweakers is relatively new, but it quickly climbed up the ranks, and it's now perhaps one of the top 10 Mp3 blogs in terms of audience and influence. PR6 in Google (just like Tofu Hut).

Enjoy the link, and please link back if you like the site. =)

My blog isn't traditional MP3--I write about any legislation I become aware of involving free speech, and try to include a tune or two each update. I'd love it if you link to me.
berkeleyplace.blogspot.com

New MP3 blog here, lots of varied world stuff. Be sure to check it out:

http://www.livejournal.com/users/otsikheta_ame

Hey, thank you so much for having a link to our songs on your site. Only problem is, we changed the URL! Here's the new one:

http://prettyflowers.org/music.html

It's for our band, Pretty Flowers, 6th one down under BANDS/ARTISTS.

Thanks!
Russ
Pretty Flowers

much obliged....."you may go about your business"

http://tofuhut.blogspot.com/atom.xml
I believe that's the droids yer lookin' for?

do you have an RSS address? thanks

You asked about the Goodie MOb. Livin Life as Lumberjacks CD in one of your family posts or whatever... I recommend it, it is incredible. Great work from T-Mo and Khujo. Glad someone else appreciates the Goodie MOb. and DF as I do.

Hello Mr. Hut. Thanks for the informative and mind expanding musical information! My mind can be somewhat narrow, so a little expansion is a good thing....I make some of my own tunes ocassionally, so if you care to aurally peruse, you can listen here

http://www.soundclick.com/bands/7/blimpusmusic.htm

      cheers, blimp

Thanks for the information, but I really am not committed enough (and don't have enough money) to pay for a monthly service.

Thanks anyways,
Mitchboski

I wannit!

saw this, thought of you!
http://www.schmancytoys.com/n_tofumascot.asp

Hey Mitch. You have to pay to access a hosting service. You upload the songs from your computer via FTP to the hosting service's server, where people will download the songs. You'll be given a website that will hold all your files and you can then reference the URL for each individual file, either on pages hosted by said hosting service or on any other page (say, blogspot).
Hosting runs between about a hundred bucks for a year or about fifteen bucks per month for something like 30 gigs of bandwidth (bandwidth equals the amount of times that the file is downloaded times the size of the file, capice?).
I use Racknine for my hosting (they're over on the right of my page) and am quite happy; there's all manner of good and cheap hosting out there. Best of luck hacking it out and let me know when you finally have a page up!

Hey. I saw your website in Blender magazine and thought that I would make an Audioblog of my own. One problem: I'm too ignorant when it comes to blogging that I can't put audio into my blogs. How do you do this?

ted am they set after the song name as .mp3 if change them to it and see if that does it

hi yo all

Apparently it IS working, so come on over!

I think I may have finally gotten my act together and hosted my files correctly. Just stuck a test run post- if someone could go check it out and let me know if they were able to download from it succesfully I'd really appreciate it,... the blog's called 'The Real Thing' and I'll be writing about postwar R&B, blues, soul, some early rock 'n' roll and country too. Hope ya' like it.

http://realthingblog.blogspot.com

pink when i turn out the light

keep up the damn hot work, appreciate all the community support you provide.

You have a great taste in music, I want to eat it all.
Thanks for keeping up the blog, I've bought my first 5 CDs since coming across it.

Hey, anyone got any idea why many of the mp3's I'm trying to download show up as read-onlys that won't play on any media players? Is there a setting on my computer I should look at? Any suggestions would be appreciated, I'm goin' nuts here!

Whats up man. im a follower of your site and me and another prodcuer just made a new audio blog. its the low end theory.
http://thelowendtheory.blogspot.com/
i would like to add ur name to my page. If u could do the same that would be ill. Thanks alot. peace.

New in this whole audioblogging community.. must say it's a really cool idea. I've heard some great stuff in the past couple days. Even got my own site up already.

http://kindofblackattack.blogspot.com

Hey! I got my site up and posted my first song. Check out MONDO ROCKO and keep checking for regular updates, it'll be a pretty active site.

http://mondorocko.blogspot.com/

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
 
New! Anthem for Peace song by Greg Jones climbing global charts as accolades mount!
 
Cleveland, OHIO (USA) "WOW'...'BEAUTIFUL'...' possibly the most important musical message of today'! These are a few of the responses regarding the hot new Maxi-Single CD recording entitled GOD BLESS THE WORLD-WHILE YOU BLESS AMERICA (A.K.A.... Not Just America) written, produced and performed by Cleveland, Ohio native GREG JONES.
 
With a We are the World 'feel', this special release is a unique blend of AC, easy listening, soul and inspiration combined with a powerful message of peace and harmony. A section of the song's lyrics reads 'God bless the world...not just America...God Bless the whole wide world...so our kids can live in harmony...God bless the world'!
 
 The Maxi-Single, released by ORVILLE RECORDS is garnering exciting response through top digital music websites in the U.S, Britain, Finland, Germany and recently entered the Australian Easy Listening Top 100 Music Charts at #8 with a bullet! Also, the anthem entered the UK Soft Rock Top 100 Music Charts at #7 and then climbed to #2!! Orville Records also recently inked a deal with two of the world's largest web distributors, MusicNet and AMG for additional web distribution through top music sites such as AOL MusicNet, Yahoo Launch, Virgin Digital, FYE Download, MSN Music, ClearChannel, Amazon and others. In addition, GOD BLESS THE WORLD is currently being 'spotlighted' on Vitaminics International in Denmark, Netherlands and Sweden. Jones has also been 'Artist of the Week' on the ever-popular,world reknown SonicGarden Music site for the past number of weeks !
 
Internet radio giant, Live365, the world's largest network of online radio stations, has signed on and is 'special featuring' GOD BLESS THE WORLD through close to 2000 web radio stations worldwide. Commercial radio is fast catching wind of this special release and is next in line while experts are declaring GOD BLESS THE WORLD-While You Bless America a future classic!
 
With over 200 unreleased songs under his belt, songwriter Greg Jones explains his inspiration for this special recording. 'I would turn on the news each day and see how so many world leaders resort to war as a means of settling conflict, as if human life is expendable. It would make me sick. They always say that if you want to see a change you have to do something, whatever you can, even when you're just one person. I've always been inspired by the powerful messages of greats like John Lennon, Bono and Bob Dylan so I did what I could do. I wrote a song.
 
Jones selected one of the hottest new studios in Cleveland, Ohio, Ante Up Audio to record this special project. The anthem was co-produced and engineered by old friend Bruce Seifert, who has recorded with Jones in the past, and music tracks performed by Michael Seifert (his son) who further enhanced Jones' music. Both Bruce and Michael are highly acclaimed Award Winners in the music industry. 'We go back over 20 years. Michael used to run around Bruce's studio touching all the knobs on the board when he was like five years old. It was just great working with them again, states Jones.
 
 Promoting a song of Peace isn't normally very easy. You have a few folks out here believe it or not who are actually anti-peace. That's why it is up to those of us who are pro-peace, to do everything we can to promote the musical message of Peace. I'm so very thankful for the response worldwide that the anthem is receiving. It's great how so many people just love the song ... and the snowball effect has been incredible!'
 
 
***This is a special release in that a portion of proceeds will go to spouses of lost troops through Red Cross. For more info contact Orville Records via e-mail at orvillerecords@aol.com or call 216/486-9688.
 Visit:www.godblesstheworldonline.com
 
 
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To see more do AOL or Google search...type-in 'greg jones anthem for worldwide peace'. Thank You! p.s. Can the wonderful world of blog help us spread the message?

Maybe you'll know this: I came across a music blog recently that used old 50's/60's B-Movie poster art in it's posts,... any idea of it's name?

No, there wasn't.
Why?
Cuz I'm a skanky moron that's why.
It's in the pipe, one of these days. Promises.
If you have any question, gmail me. I'm always happy to talk.

Was there ever a HOW TO MUSICBLOG: pt. 3 on TOFU HUT?

Yo this is the best blog in human history. serious. But you've missed Chocolate Genius. When will you start hyping him? He has a new album coming out soon you know. Now would be the perfect time.

hey, i love your blog- keep coming back to check out updates and links and stuff... just a shout out to say i'm adding Tofu Hut to my links page,at http://aredreamselectric.blogspot.com/
...well,that's all really...keep on keepin'on,and a jolly good day to you!!:) -muchos respectos, --[[ the X ]]

Thanks Patty. I really appreciate that.

I'm really sorry about your grandmother. I am very close to mine despite the fact that she lives in Germany and I in Texas, but she came for long periods every year until she grew to old. (her last visit she flew here she was 88 and couldn't speak a word of english) Anyway, I really enjoy your site on a regular basis and just wanted to thank you.
Patty

I write for a blog called Crooked Timber(www.crookedtimber.org). Most of our posts are about politics or academia, but we occasionally write about music and the arts. Tomorrow, I'm going to write a thread about music, and I thought that it might be nice to ask my favorite mp3 bloggers to play along with our regular gang of commenters. (I've invited about ten other mp3 bloggers; I don't know if any will respond.) You probably get a lot of these sorts of invitations, and there's absolutely no obligation to respond, but it might be fun. If you respond on your blog, I'll be very happy to put up a link.

The question that I'm going to ask will go something like this:

"Imagine that I've been asked to start a new satellite radio station. We'll be playing songs that should have been huge hits, but weren't. I'm looking for songs from any period that you liked the first time you heard them, songs that are immediately catchy and pleasurable, songs that would please your coworkers rather than the clerk at the
local independent record store. The artists could be obscure or famous, but the songs should not be in regular rotation on terrestrial radio stations.

There are a lot of buried 'Hey Ya!'s, 'Tainted Love's, and 'You Shook Me All Night Long's out there. Help us find them. Bonus points if you can think of a popular song that more-or-less shares the appeal of your obscure song."

Anyway. If you would like to participate, I'd love to have any contribution; if you don't have the time, you should know that I'm a big fan of Tofu Hut.

You can write me back at Ted.Barlow at gmail.com.

Best,

Ted Barlow

new to this all...and as much as I try to look at other music blogs, the only name that pops out in my head is 'Tofu Hut' and so I've been coming back.

I read below a mention of Mogwai. I'd like to say that they're the forefathers of post-rock, but that's not true --it may be close, but definitely not fact. I'd also like to say they are reigning in the orchestral/cinematic realm. Also not true. However, they are mind-bendingly gorgeous and compelling. I love everything about them. As you said, not as cute as Interpol, but charming, silly and warm all in one. If you like them, try Explosions in the Sky and A Silver Mt. Zion. Maybe I'm being presumptuous because you already seem to know this? But I figured it's worth a shot!

warmly,
kp x

http://www.foulcountry.com

Sorry my keyboards skills are bad. I'm an artist with a Wacom tablet and one free hand.

checkout

www.foulcountry.com

Its a music collectivef around 10 bands on the east coast who post free songs. Most of it pretty odd stuff but worth a listen and a chuckle. The Fadge and Skurj are my 2 favs. 80s(Barry White) by Skurj is really popular for some reason.

Hi,

Good start to the new year music wise, enjoying the variety on offer at the moment!

Got another new (ish) blog to add to the already over crowded list:

Evigan Funk

Another mix of hip hop, soul funk etc which is slowly diversifying........

Cheers

a major musicblog update of some SIXTY PLUS sites is on the way just as soon as I catch my breath.

I know your blogrolodex is already a mile long, but maybe you could give me a try. My crappy old normal blog has been reborn as an audioblog of Jamaican music. I haven't seen anybody doing this so I was hoping you could put me out there.

mr. bassie's notes and comment

the jay-z track was great. thanks for the great mp3s!

Best wishes to everyone! 2005 will be the year of the mp3 bloggers (again!)... I really love it. It is very addictive and I really found a lot of music I would've missed if it wasn't for these great sites. Thank you all!

Please give my site also a try:

http://revolutioninthehead.blogspot.com

Happy New Year to all at Tofu, and especially to John : keep it comin' !!!

This is just a big thanks to all at Tofuhut, thanks for all the help. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you, keep it comin' in 2005.

Dear Forky,

Just wanted to drop you a line. I program a radio show every other week on KAOS (here's the plug: www.kaosradio.org). It's on Tuesday nights at 11pm over here (which would be Wednesday mornings at 2am in Jersey). I assume you've either heard of, or are quite heavily involved with, WFMU, which in my opinion is the greatest station in the nation, including the one I work at.

Anyway, I wanted to thank you for posting such an exhaustive mp3 blog list on Monkeyfilter, and can't tell you how many long hours I've spent since November 15 just crawling through the plumage. Mp3 blogs have made me excited about music again, and have given me a lot of outstanding material for the radio show, as well as something to share with other audio super-geeks as myself. I'm thrilled that the hidden history of pop and rock music is being kept alive through sites like The Tofu Hut and the ones you referred.

Anyhoo, just felt like sending you a fan letter. Thanks for the great work, and please keep it up! It's led me to a lot of great places lately, and I hope it'll keep the vacation going.

Take care and happy holidays.

--Paul Pearson
--Olympia, Washington

done and done.

Hey Tofuhut thanks for putting me in the links but man take me out of eclectic and put me in the soul/r&B links thanks man

http://loftspace.blogspot.com

artist, Terry Barber... what's the buzz? pop with classical and new age influences? gimme sum o dat

Hey everyone and thanks again Tofuman for all your kind musical gifts !

We have Egyptian music over at http://ortf.blogspot.com
Unfortunately (for you), the blog is written in French (don't hesitate if you need translation).

(Dj Nu-Mark, Algeria and Sweden hip-hop, weird electro and much more coming up)

Edited by author 11-26-2004 07:12 PM
New blog on the block consists mainly of a 40-50min mix, along with playlist and album reviews. One new mix every 14 days so If you like funk, jazz, soul, reggae, blue eyed soul and the odd crazy tune, then check out the vinyl heaven that is Music from my loft

All are welcome

Hey everyone.

I have a blog. I know you don't care. Maybe you would if you read it. Focusing on Canadian bands you probably haven't heard of yet (for now), you can be cooler then pitchfork and find out about the new Arcade Fire today. or tommorow. or even the day after that.

www.deadrockstarssell.blogspot.com

cheers.

Edited by author 11-21-2004 03:43 PM
Hey man, Jesus loves /you/ etc. http://tofuhut.blogpsot.com/

Careful with the typos.... (Just discovered also that it works with *.blogpsot.com, including http://blargpingalingdingding.blogpsot.com/ ).

If you have a minute...I respectfully request you check out www.buddhabrains.com. It's my friends band and they have a very unique sound. I hope you like it.

   Mike from Jersey

Again, we're not a jukebox; but if you leave an email, some kind soul might get in touch with you.

Help! I am looking for a recording of Glenn Gould\'s \"So you want to write a fugue?\" to download, preferably gratis as I am low on funds. Gould is sort of a hero of mine and I would really love to have this recording. Thanks so much.

Cinematic Trip Hop with world influences : www.glideascope.com

You can even get the EP in wma format for free...

Glideascope

Does anyone know why Moistwork isn't on-line anymore ?

oh, i already did but forgot. anyway, there's a new post you might enjoy.

Thanks for the blogrolling, good tofu people. I shall heartily reciprocate at http://apfrod.com/ken

Check out new music from growch here:

http://www.growch.com

Thanks for listening.

- growch

hello mr./mrs. tofu and/or residents of the tofu hut.. i looked all around the place and didn't see a "no solicitors" sign or a scary tofu dog, so i'd like to introduce myself... my name is blue t-shirt, and my product (which is totally free of cost and obligation) is http://www.bluetshirt.ca/ . most importantly, it hosts a collection of my mp3s. i make electronic music of a familiar style, but with a unique perspective. i'm really at ends when it comes to describing it, but people are often surprised how easy it is to enjoy. i extend an invitation to everyone out in internet-land to visit the site and download the delicious delights displayed. for a short while (i.e. indefinitely), preview the 3-dimensional guestbook of the 22nd century - the scatterboard! go see what all the fussin's about TODAY! Enjoy!

peace and love,

blue t-shirt

Hi, Tofu Guy --

Thanks for sticking me on your blogroll. I guess I'll wind up in your messy eclectic section. I got inspired by this whole MP3 blogging thing after I did my first-ever-at-age-37 DJ set at Burning Man. I purposefully played NO ELECTRONICA (not that there's anything wrong with that...) and a whole host of people thought it was amazing and begged me for CDs. You can see the set at http://www.entroporium.com/bmanset.htm.

So in the end, I think that's what my blog will look like, that kinda stuff in slow motion over weeks & weeks. I'm just trying to spread the word about my favorites and my 35+ years of obsessive listening. If you have suggestions, I'd be glad to hear them. I hope I can keep you as entertained as you've done for me.

By the by, you're "How To MP3Blog" list is dead-on. I'd come to a lot of the same conclusions, and it was nice to see that I was in the ballpark.

How soon until the Attorney General starts going through the aggregators and busting us one by one?

Cheers,
Shawn

roger that.

hey bean curd call your friend. what is wrong with you? she will cook you a chicken. really. fry the mother fucker feet and all.

Hi there

I'm a Newbie

If you are interested in extended versions, (fan)remixes, rarities & links from the 70's, 80's & 90's (mostly) check out my new blog at dreamtimemix.blogspot.com

Right now I host an extended version of David Bowie's "This Is Not America" (my own "remix" - mostly sourced from the Disconet Version)

I post only every week or two as I only have 10MB of Hosting available right now and most of the tracks fill this up rather quickly.

Hope You find something

Cheers

...and thanx for sharing all the great music

men, your posts are superb. Kudos 2 your persona!!

Thanks for the Coasters great original version of Three Cool cats. I'd only known the Beatles version before and this was a revelation!

Tofu! the world needs you. Relieve us from tempeh, TVP, and seitan!

actually, i just got a nice copy of Cola bottle baby, sooooo....

mmmmmmmaybe. If we get a few more requests.

Love love love the Edwin Birdsong! Are you going to post more?

Er, that being the addition of Codebreaker. Yes.

Thanks for the add!

aw. You're sweet.

I wanna write down simple word "thank you".
You could make me smile a while and feel happiness.

(over)

*sigh*
no, of course it's not meant to be "anti-gay".
It's a quote from the song listed on the site.
Try clicking the link and see where it takes you.

So what's that comment about gay people at the top of the tofu page? Is that meant to be anti-gay? If so, that's pretty stupid.

Hi, guys!! I am from Brazil and really like to thank you for your really hot mp3's!!! Sorry but now is 5am here and I did not sleep yet!! Talk to you soon, Júlio

Howdy!

I want to thank you for listing my baby mp3 blog on your grandiose one. I don't know if this is the proper forum to request this, but I didn't know where else to go. I made a small change to my address:

it's now: http://ebn.weblogger.com/4f

Thanks and excuse me if this is not the place to deal with requests like mine.

thanks for elogious comments on naugahyde life!
that tofu soul joint venture is a great idea and the tracks are kickin'
see you in blogosphere
peace
phil

hey non.
miss you
would love to talk with you
is this the right place to be leaving you messages?

do you have a private mailbox you check regular-like?
you could send me the info to my same old email
call me sometime.
love
me

Bad: HR4077 Passed the House

http://downhillbattle.org/node/view/358

HR 4077 passed in the House this afternoon. This major label dream-law would send people to jail for sharing 1,000 songs, or just one unreleased album. That's right, up to 5 years in jail for sharing one album.

Please write your congressperson and demand that this change. It is not in the Senate yet. Do some research kiddos and make sure this does not pass into law.

I like your site and wish to spread the love. This week is Nigeria, next week Mali, the following week Ethiopia.. and maybe some Senegal to round off the month.

West African blues and funk coming at you from Dakar, Senegal: http://mattgy.net/audioblog/

Enjoy. Comments/jibes welcome.

Hey jols:

1: actually no, I don't have that one. I'll take a copy tho...
2: hm. not a point of contention I'm familiar with. Do you know more about this? Pops is generally not available for fact checking on this.
3: directly underneath the end of each entry there's a link that says "comment". Click that and fill in all the appropriate spaces.

Love you and glad to see you as a presence on board!

hey john!
nice stuff up there...
a couple of things.
1. my favorite Rosetta Tharpe song is Everybody's Gonna Have a Wonderful Time Up There, with the aptly named Dependable Boys in the background. you got that one?
2. You credit a writer for Why I like Roosevelt, but i remember dad saying that there is a dispute about the authorship: two different guys claim it. were you aware of this?
3. how do i post a comment directly to a particular music post?
love you.
jols

Thanks for the Rosetta Tharpe post. Boy does it make me happy to see roots music in the mp3 blog world! Keep it up.

I've done a post about Wim Wenders' film in "The Blues" series (including the chilling "Soul of a Man," which is avaiable for listening there). The post is at http://www.richardsilverstein.com/tikun_ol...he_blues_the_s.html

c'mon kids. let's play nice.

Well, hopefully its just me that bores you…. a tool rod working stiff who posted a political rant on a music message board in which the word “poppycock” was used. I’m bored too though. Bored of the predictability of college campuses, music blogs, right wing radio…etc. No matter where I go, I can predict the ideas, views and philosophies like a wind up doll. Just gets crusty. Its like Vince McMan controls American discourse. I don’t go around posting this crap every where I go and obviously its not some kind of original idea either. Just that I had spent the day on college campus and then listened to talk radio on the way home. So penguin-walk your ass back to suburbia or So Ho and make sure the other birds are of the same feather.

i'm yawning because you bore me. anywho, i was under the impression that this is a music focused site, and a very good one at that.

here's a song that has been making its way around the intarnet about Bushy. Happy?

forksclovetofu- again, thanks for the tunes. i just can't start my morning without checking out the hut. double props for the interview with cocaine blunts. they have truly set the standard for hip-hop mp3blogs.

ouch.....a yawn

Edited by author 09-21-2004 11:13 PM
FDR was a great president. I rate him the best followed by Abraham Lincoln, then Ronald Reagan. Each changed the USA or the world.

John Kerry is the poorest, possible person the Democrats could run for President.

Bush will win in a landslide.

Hey, my name is Steven May & I’m a rabidly “anybody but bushite” musician. I recently put my feelings about the shrub into a song. It’s called “Yabba Dubya Doo”, and it features “Dubbin’ Dubya” and myself sharing vocal duties. (Dubya saying inspirational things like “your enemy is not surrounding your country, your enemy is ruling your country.” -- all Dubya snippets come from his 2003 State of the Union address) If I had to pigeon-hole the style I’d say rap/rock, but I don’t have to so try to forget.......
The song is available for free download and dissemination @ www.yabbadubyadoo.com . Please, take a minute and give it a listen. I have faith you’ll like it. It’s a catchy ditty and has a lot to say (in rap/rhyme cadences) about all the things that scare the shit out of me (& a FEW others I know) about the last 4 years...and the terrifying prospect of 4 more under “Son of Bush” and his handlers.
Give it a listen. You won’t be sorry....promise.

In solidarity,
-Steven May
(of “Dubbin’ Dubya & the Steven Mays”)

charlystreetgang-

yawn.

New here and absolutely love what you do...minus your shortsighted position on Iraq. I know this is not a political forum, but I just can't help it. I am for the liberation of people from evil and murderous despots anywhere in the world; even ones that got a disgusting American "reach around" in the 80's. I mean, why not link a site complaining of German civilians killed during World War II? How come everyone these days who has the vision to create great art or the aesthetic courage to introduce amazing art forms ironically spews the same tired take on politics? Even worse, why are they so against discourse and exchange of ideas on the issue? I can’t go to anywhere without hearing the same poppycock. As a sidebar, why are college towns so lacking of intellectual diversity? Am I a Republican? Will my friends disown me? What channel is Fox News? I’m shutting the blinds right now.

Hey. big fan, i love the interviews with the other mp3 blogs. I hope the next interview you do is with the Heraclitus Sayz blog, it's definitely the most "unique" blog out there, the way he/she/they mix music with philosophy. I was hoping you could find out if they're real or not. keep it up.

Hey,

Read about you in newsweek, so awesome that you do this. Anyway, I heard an awesome band recently that I thought you might be interested in...check out www.pigsmightfly.de Check out Teil 3, "Maybe next year"..anyway, this site is awesome. Thanks!

Read about you in Newsweek and was interested. Looks pretty good.

The prince buster track is excellent. Not one I've heard before though I have many of his Blue Beat singles. Ska is making a comeback (or did it ever really go away?) Check out the Fat Cats!
http://www.thefatcats.net/

a newbie--nice work

I'm a newsweek newbie. Place looks great. Thanks for taking the time.

dowhatchalike.
Thanks for the kind words all.
I use the month by month rack9 package.

Edited by author 09-15-2004 10:06 PM
Hm. I don't know if this is some kind of etiquette violation, but as a Tofu Hut fan I thought it might be OK to post a link to The Summer Jam here.

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/5973705/site/newsweek/

will the fame go straight to your head? seriously, congrats on the write up...

I've just started an mp3 blog devoted to folk & world music. It's part of my larger blog, TIkun Olam: Make the World a Better Place. The mp3 blog is at
http://www.richardsilverstein.com/tikun_ol...ld_music/index.html. I hope you'll give a listen if you have a chance.

Richard

Hey man. Your site feed reports its status as "AwaitingRepair". Not sure what that means, except that it doesn't come up in my RSS reader.

Hey Tofu which rackline hosting package do you recommend??

if you can find a song called "quiet whiskey" by wynonie harris, you will be very happy. i loved that song for months and months.

Many thanks for that rocking Rosco Gordon track! Lots of other good stuff too.

I just remembered a well-known french "drunk" song that you might want to check out. It's from Noir Désir, whose songs are sometimes in english as it's the case here. The album is called "Tostaky" ("Tostaky" is a shortcut for "Todo esta Aqui" - ie. "everything is here") and the song is wisely called "Sober Song" ...

please share with everyone: https://www.iabolish.com/support/unrally/index.php

thanks

I enjoy your work here immensely, and I lust after one of your mixtapes.

Edited by author 09-02-2004 03:13 PM
Hi There - Just to let you know that I love your site. I drop by every evening to check what's new before leaving work, usually late at night (that would be lunch time for you as I live in France) as I am really busy these days and it makes me fell much much better just to read you and to hear some of these incredible tracks ... keep it up !
(Id like to see Solomon Burke live - then I'll die right away)

John, check yer email and call me.

(8/26)THE DAILY Q; I would most like to meet Fionna Apple. She's hot. OR maybe Hank Williams Jr. if he wouldn't mind spending the whole time talking about his father. But actually, seriously, the number one living musician I'd most like to meet is..... drum roll.... Funki Porcini.