I’ve been MIA here for too long. Thanks to the Dr. though, scheduled programming hasn’t missed a beat. So I figured I’d jump back in with some early footage of a band known to most, playing with some hunger… like they got something to prove. These are some strange cats that know how to boogie. [...]
Double Feature – Sufficiently Twisted Shorts
by Jacob on 01. Feb, 2013 in art, film, funny
Hat tip to Courtenay B for these here: Fish Heads by Barnes and Barnes (1979) from the outside we observed that the nose of the wooden mask where the holes had just been a moment ago was now smooth amazingly blended camouflaged in with the very intricate rainbow trout replica Man by Steve Cutts (2012) [...]
Peace Pilgrim Interview – Pensacola, FL
by Jacob on 10. Jan, 2013 in peace
Request from Dr. R. Listen carefully..this is a wonderful human being.. saint, bodhisatva, Light Being, Endless energy of peace and light.
MUSIC 2012
by Jacob on 24. Dec, 2012 in music
As the story goes, 2012, the year to end all years and all things (or maybe just the year a few new things start) beamed out a variety of notable transmissions for ear/mind contemplation. Through the change of each season though, listening attention seemed to solidify very specifically on just a few records. There felt to [...]
Dave Brubeck Quartet
by Jacob on 05. Dec, 2012 in live, music
As one does, I came across this fantastic clip later last night. Paul Desmond had been on the mind, as in, “I’ve only ever heard him play. Why, I could watch him! We have the technology.” Something like that. There’s a patience to Paul’s playing that sounds essential. Brubeck once said complimenting, “Paul’s big contribution [...]
Inter-views
by Jacob on 02. Dec, 2012 in art
For the few left who maybe haven’t come across the other avenues of self-promotion where this has been linked… I recently sat down with Ken from Things Is Cool to have a chat about an art show I had up at Cafe Haleiwa on Oahu’s North Shore. You can read the whole shebang HERE. Below [...]
“…i listen to the wind that obliterates my traces”
by Jacob on 27. Nov, 2012 in Culture, music
A release from last year, Dust-to-Digital continues on in doing the people’s work of cultural anthropology: “…i listen to the wind that obliterates my traces” is a hardcover book with two CDs that brings together a collection of early photographs related to music, a group of 78rpm recordings, and short excerpts from various literary sources [...]
Shelly Silver
by Jacob on 06. Nov, 2012 in art, Culture, film
Election day special… These are excerpts from in complete world, a 2008 feature length documentary by Shelly Silver made up of street interviews in NYC. From her website: The film can be seen as a user’s manual for citizenship in the 21st century, as well as a glimpse into the opinions and self-perceptions of a [...]
Fernwood 2Night
by Jacob on 01. Nov, 2012 in comedy
Hat tip to Duncan here… W.D. ‘Bud’ Prize and Sylvia Miller debate her “encounter” with aliens. Barth Gimble and Jerry Hubbard moderate. There’s a lot of Fernwood 2Night on youtube, and a lot is worth watching.
The Magic Band, “Circumstances”, 2006
by Jacob on 27. Oct, 2012 in dueling turntables, live, music
We’re about do for some more Magic Band action I’d say… Live from Swedish morning programming! How good is the vocal conjuring by John French here? Also featured tearing into this version of “Circumstances” is Gary Lucas, Denny Walley, Mark Boston, and Michael Traylor. From the unimpeachable Clear Spot album, 1972.
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