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Hi there, I’m David. This is my website. I work in music for Apple. You can find out a bit more about me here. On occasion I’ve been known to write a thing or two. Please drop me a line and say hello. Views mine not my employers.

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AC/DC Music Video Distributed as Excel Spreadsheet

They decided on this unusual format because they wanted the video to penetrate even the most Draconian corporate firewalls. After all, who can’t receive an Excel spreadsheet?

Obviously a gimmick, but quite an amusing one.

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Arrows of Eros by The Golden Silvers

Very promising... From http://www.goldensilvers.co.uk/mp3/

Arrows of Eros by The Golden Silvers

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4ad Audio Player

To match the Rough Trade audio player, we’ve just launched one for the 4ad site. It’s currently got 3 of the best tracks released this year on it, all available as MP3s and all well worth listening to:

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Passion Pit - Sleepyhead

The current big blog buzz band - definitely worth a listen. From http://pastaprima.net/?p=979 via hypem.com

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Foals - Super Unuit (Holy Fuck Cover)

From http://www.likesounds.com/2008/10/13/foals-holy-fuck-covers/ (via hypem.com)

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Huffduffer

Using the service is pretty straightforward. First of all, you have to sign up. No, I haven’t implemented OpenID support. Sorry. I hope to get around to it at some stage.

Secondly, you find MP3 files out there on the web. Using either a bookmarklet, or a form on the site itself, you “huffduff” the file: give it a title, description, and tags.

That’s pretty much it. People can subscribe to your podcast and you can subscribe to other people’s podcasts. You can also subscribe to a podcast of files with a certain tag or a combination of files from a particular person with a particular tag. Basically, if there’s a page for it on the site, there’s probably a corresponding podcast you can subscribe to.

Very nice way of automatically creating a podcast feed out of MP3s you find on the web – think Delicious but just for audio. Perfect for micro-mp3 blogging – I think I’ll integrate my Huffduffer feed into this main blog feed when I get a chance…

More info on Jeremy’s Blog.

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