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Josh Rouse - Oh, look what the sun did / Duerde Mobila - A Take Away Show from La Blogotheque on Vimeo.

Josh Rouse filmed in the streets of Barcelona, in Spain, his new homeland.

Produced by Temporary Areas Images, Edit : Vincent Moon Sound by Ricardo Macedo Mix by Josh Rouse Lights by Jordi Ribe

Death Grips Live In Concert | Front Row | NPR from NPR on Vimeo.

A California group that pushes hip-hop's boundaries to extremes, Death Grips hadn't been seen in New York City since the release of The Money Store early this year. Since then, Death Grips has recorded (and promptly leaked) another album, NO LOVE DEEP WEB, so the crowd was clearly pumped for this show at New York City's (Le) Poisson Rouge, recorded live Wednesday during the week of the CMJ Music Marathon.

With bass-heavy beats and drum work by Zach Hill, who broke several drumsticks during the set, Death Grips performed mostly in a fitting haze of red. The experience was visceral for artist and audience alike, as MC Ride, balancing between shouting and falling all over the stage, ran through the performance, pausing only once to throw back a bottle of water. Ali Shaheed Muhammad, DJ and host for the evening, describes this as the best set he's seen in all of 2012. -- BRIANA YOUNGER

Set List "Come Up And Get Me" "Lil Boy" "Get Got" "Blackjack" "Takyon (Death Yon)" "Guillotine" "No Love" "The Fever (Aye Aye)" "Black Dice" "Spread Eagle Cross The Block" "Deep Web" "Lock Your Doors"

Credits Producers: Saidah Blount, Mito Habe-Evans, Amy Schriefer; Audio Engineer: Kevin Wait; Videographers: Denise DeBelius, Christopher Farber, Christopher Parks; Hosts: Bob Boilen/NPR, John Schaefer/Soundcheck; Special Thanks: (Le) Poisson Rouge; Executive Producers: Anya Grundmann, Keith Jenkins

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Fun Jobs for People Who Hate People

Some people just hate most people and that’s okay. This mindset is more common than you think. People like introverts, socially inept individuals, socially awkward, anxious people, and so on and so forth, prefer little to no contact with the outside world. Alas, in order to subsist in this modern age, one has to have a job to make some money. Jobs such as retail, doctors, lawyers, store owners are all wonderful jobs, but woeful to those who hate interacting with their same kind. Well if you hate other people and you’re searching for a fun job that has little to nothing to do with people then you’re in luck. Here are fun jobs for people who hate people.

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