Again with the UBUWEB.
This time, a Ligeti piece done with 100 metronomes:
And if you want 200 metronomes, better get clicking:
courtesy emicad
Saturday, May 30, 2009
Thursday, May 28, 2009
very gingerly
Wednesday, May 27, 2009
the disappearing hubcap cross
This movie, Junkopia, brought to mind one Easter morning many years ago when a hubcap crucifix was fashioned onto a metal signpost along Comm. Ave. in Allston/Brighton.
It was very cool looking but no picture was taken. It was a unseasonably warm day, too nice to stick around in the city. And later when the day trip was over, the hubcap cross was gone.
Too bad there aren't more impromptu sculptures, but at least this hubcap crucifix was photographed.
Tuesday, May 26, 2009
they all look like Fess Parker to me
courtesy papadydy
Even if Daniel Boone was a man, it seems that Davy Crockett was a dog.
If Sexy People is to be believed, this lil' fella "kilt him a [stuffed] b'ar when he was only three" in dog years.
Meanwhile, FABULON has sighted a wondrous vacationland where A-frames and tentacled trees and (seemingly) placid deer abide.
In sledgehammer'd submission to the rule of three, let's quote a web page of quotations quoting Groucho Marx:
"Those are my principles, and if you don't like them... well, I have others."
Monday, May 18, 2009
sci-fi avatars & voices etched in chocolate
Respectively . . .
The Music of Sound
FABULON
And from what passes these days for a mad scientist's lair, analog video synthesis and tube-derived tomfoolery on Deviant Synth.
The Music of Sound
FABULON
And from what passes these days for a mad scientist's lair, analog video synthesis and tube-derived tomfoolery on Deviant Synth.
Saturday, May 9, 2009
blind soul
Pathway to Unknown Worlds posted a great vid of Robert Wyatt being interviewed in 2007.
One bit of dawn breaking on Marblehead was finding out that Wyatt's recording, "At Last I Am Free", is a cover of a Chic ballad.
Wyatt's recording had haunted me since hearing it eons ago on the Rough Trade Records compilation LP, Wanna Buy A Bridge?, but I had no clue . . .
Now, one Google search later, I find this page that brings together not two, but three versions of the song: Chic's, Wyatt's and Elizabeth Fraser's.
Damn. An embarrassment of riches.
One bit of dawn breaking on Marblehead was finding out that Wyatt's recording, "At Last I Am Free", is a cover of a Chic ballad.
Wyatt's recording had haunted me since hearing it eons ago on the Rough Trade Records compilation LP, Wanna Buy A Bridge?, but I had no clue . . .
Now, one Google search later, I find this page that brings together not two, but three versions of the song: Chic's, Wyatt's and Elizabeth Fraser's.
Damn. An embarrassment of riches.
Monday, May 4, 2009
everyone's gone to the movies
I've caught this in bits and pieces on the nuevo UHF subchannels like THIS TV and RTN's Off Beat Cinema.
But here it is for one and all courtesy Google Video and publicdomaintorrents.com, A Bucket of Blood.
Sponsored by FABULON and Ms. Blythe Danner.
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