Artist Henry Darger, Inside His Apartment

John Cage About Silence

What more can I say?

Originally Published Oct-15-2010

WHAT WOODSTOCK PAID

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Originally Published Sun, Apr 12, 2015

Telephone Conversation” by The Mothers of Invention

Read “Telephone Conversation” by The Mothers of Invention on Genius

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Originally Published 6/20/07 6:29 PM

Independent Music Plays Here (not anymore)

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If you haven't heard St Louis Community Radio is in the process of being sold to the Gateway Media Foundation.

The board of directors ran the station into the ground, filed bankruptcy and now is no longer a beloved community station. Some of us can't have nice things.

A bit of an explanation

Donnybrook

Original post from 2010

Darkness Falls

Darkness falls on a nugatory space, Warmed lead fills the flesh with radiation, Like a dying man's last meal. Consumed not out of necessity.

Dust crumbles into the palm of a man's hand. The rafters fail and the debris accumulates, filling salty memories. Convalesced not to the light but an empty eternity.

A void filler unfolds, To occupy unlimited space. But has no spine, no meaning. Tempered by its own weakness.

No courage, no fear, Converging alternately, the books are balanced. The unhinged fall to stronger prey

Like a timekeepers watch in illiterate hands, A beat misplaced, a lonely man's rancor dissolves Into pain, hate, misunderstanding.

Rooted in the less realized matter of self. Criticized, uncircumcised, undignified. Destined to be destroyed, and no memory can recollect.

Soundscape: Bombilate by Rail Dog

Mound City Disconnect

Believe it or not but this is a conversation about Masons.

 

 Mound City Disconnect

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Alice, Where Ya Been So Long?

 

No costumes needed. Pure talent at it's best

Alice Spencer & Her Rubber Band

roaring reclamare

d.mascus

Memnories Of Occupy Now

5 Futuristic Instruments That Will Change How We Make Music

The electric guitar wasn't invented until 1931. But since then, it has become the most important instrument in modern music. Ever wonder which strange new instruments being designed today will come to define the future of music?
Carey Dunne-Fast Company

An Interview With William S. Burroughs

WILLIAM S. BURROUGHS NEW YEAR’S DAY 1965

WILLIAM S. BURROUGHS NEW YEAR’S DAY 1965
Abe Books has published part of a transcript from an interview with William S. Burroughs, conducted by Conrad Knickerbocker for the Paris Review on New Year’s Day, 1965. In it, Burroughs discussed “why the visions of art and the visions of drugs don’t mix.” Other interviews available at Abe Books include Ernest Hemingway and P.G. Wodehouse - now that’s a mix to get any Hogmanay party started. Have a great New Year! Dangerous Minds