The High Definite

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Watching ponies and big, ridiculous hats today.

Posts will be light the rest of the week.

Some quick business:

1. In the survey responses, lots of people mentioned how difficult it is to comment.  So, I made it easy as shit.  You don’t have to login or register anymore, so feel free to chime in.

2. I put up all the mixtapes on one page for your listening pleasure.

3. I’ve stopped doing The Collective for the time being, working on another way to present that.

4. The Twitter Page and Facebook Page are both updated with stuff that I find mildly amusing that don’t make it on here.

That is all.  Thanks for reading.

We’re heading to Maui for a week at the end of the month to escape San Diego’s June gloom.  If you have any suggestions for shit to do or know of any good deals, I’d greatly appreciate it if you would shoot me an e-mail or comment on this post.  Thanks.

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Haven’t heard your feedback in a while, so I put up a quick 4-question survey here.

Finally. We’re leaving for Vegas at 3am tomorrow to join the weekend madness.  I’ll make an attempt to keep my location updated on Twitter, but I doubt I’ll succeed.  If you want to party shoot me an e-mail (editorATthehighdefiniteDOTcom). I’ll be the intoxicated gentleman throwing HighDefinite shit everywhere.  Have a great weekend.

The latest installment of The High Definite’s mixtape series uses the Cubicle Party songs selected in the last 3 months of last year.  With these songs, we say goodbye to The Aughts and the terrible year capping them off.  Good fucking riddance.

Much thanks goes out to the peerless Mikey Beats of Sleeping Giant Music for pushing out yet another quality project for this site.  I’d also like to thank my pal Claudia for working with my childish sketch and somehow turning it into another great piece of cover art.

Tracklist & audio after the jump.  Enjoy.

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If you’re not excited, you fucking should be.

Thanks for your donations to last month’s charity (New Eyes For The Needy).  Despite the short amount of time to collect donations, we still managed to scrape together a decent donation.  This month I’m throwing the GAS Project coffer at the relief & recovery efforts in Chile.  From AmeriCares:

Currently, there are over 700 confirmed deaths and this number is expected to rise. Chile’s President Michelle Bachelethas declared a state of emergency. Search and rescue are underway to locate Chilean earthquake survivors.

Electricity and basic services are damaged, regional hospitals had suffered damage and some were evacuated.  A major bridge connecting north-south of Chile reportedly damaged and inoperable now.

To help speed aid to survivors, AmeriCares is also working with our active partners in the region—Peru, Ecuador, Bolivia and Colombia—to coordinate our response.

Since 1989, AmeriCares has delivered over $16 million in medical and humanitarian donations to Chile. For over 25 years, AmeriCares has responded with emergency relief and lifesaving aid to catastrophic disasters around the world that have affected millions of families: from Hurricane Katrina in the U.S., the Tsunami in Southeast Asia, to deadly cholera outbreaks in Zimbabwe, to the January earthquake in Haiti – and now to the earthquake in Chile.

As always, if you want to join in our community donation you can do so here.

Also, as always, if you don’t trust me, you can donate directly through these sources.

Thanks for your help.