Not just designer t-shirts, it's about the music, baby, yeah

Now Art Life Collective, www.artlifecollective.com, has added to our list of creative outlets. Yes, of course, custom t-shirts are still our mainstay, but a bunch of us involved, myself - but especially head guy Blair, are DJs and general music junkies.

So, ALC now has its own Web radio, WALC.

Jules, one of our forum administrators, explaines:

"Our man with the plan, ALC President Blair Hadley a.k.a. DJ Disco Super Chocolate, streaming the freshest of tunes to the internet airwaves 'cause he's just that f*ing cool.
Featuring a wide variety of music that will make you sing, move, remember, sigh, gasp and *sometimes* wish you were deaf.

Where else but Radio ALC can one listen to New York Dolls, Massive Attack, Paul Simon and the theme song from The Love Boat all in one day? No where.

He's so multi-talented it will make you sick.

Radio ALC can be found streaming though WINAMP on your SHOUTcast radio dial.
Search: WALC

If you are using itunes or another mp3 program, you can listen to the stream by pacing the url, "www.blairsworld.mine.nu:8000" in the field where you select radio stations. For example, on itunes, it is under the "advanced" tab at the top. Click "advanced" then "open stream" then paste the above referenced web address into the field.


This ain't no Cafepress corporate marketplace, baby.
Welcome to the Underground."

Though I was the first DJ in the family, both my brothers have far exceeded my meager abilities. I am working on getting Blair to add some of his and Chris' mixes to the list.

In other ALC news, we are still moving, sooner than later, to getting the Art Life Collective site revisions done, again, with an emphasis on making the site searchable. The on-site search engine has become a necessity, much faster than we had expected, since we have something like 84 artists and around 355 pieces of art on the site.We appear to have most of the upload bugs debugged, so, if anyone is still having problems, especially with formats that support transparency like .png, please let us know.
Peace,
Graham