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the VINYL file episode 3: "I heard a video"

the VINYL file episode 3:

Keb brings you another episode of the VINYL file. This week's episode features vinyl from Oh No, Dirty Projectors and Aesop Rock.

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Keb returns with yet another episode of the VINYL file. In this episode, he wears his hat in a funny way. Also his shirt is kind of tight and makes his breathing sound like Big Pun. This episode reviews:

Oh No - Ohnomite

Dirty Projectors - Swing Lo Magellan

Aesop Rock - Skelethon

Hear the video, follow Keb on twitter (@KebStarr), subscribe to the YouTube channel and go to the store and get yourself a new vinyl (or a CD).




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About the Author - Keb Ellis

Keb Ellis is the Outhouse’s first columnist. He enjoys lying on his bed and reading comics while listening to records, but gets frustrated when he has to get up off the bed to flip the record. In addition to writing Peeing in Your Shower, the Outhouse’s most serious column ever, he serves as an editor for upcoming ace reporters. He will also be hosting a new vinyl review video show for the Outhouse (project tentative). He lives in Toronto and has a taco terrier named Phife. He cannot dunk a basketball ... yet! Beautiful single women between the ages of 20 and 35 can follow him on Twitter, where is he known to make an ass of himself on a regular basis.


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