I didn't know this until today, but The Realist (the complete three decade run) is now available here: This is just one of the many Paul Krassner gems to be mined there. . .
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Tuesday, August 26, 2014
The Realist, reheated
By Jack Brummet, 60's Ed.
I didn't know this until today, but The Realist (the complete three decade run) is now available here: This is just one of the many Paul Krassner gems to be mined there. . .
I didn't know this until today, but The Realist (the complete three decade run) is now available here: This is just one of the many Paul Krassner gems to be mined there. . .
The Posies "Failure" reissued
By Jack Brummet
The Posies played a fantastic show Saturday night at Seattle's Triple Door. They were alternately fascinated to be playing this, and trepidatious about revisiting the album they recorded when they were seventeen years old. It was an amazing performance. Watch the trailer below, and then go buy a copy of their remastered and expanded album, even in Green Vinyl if you have a phonograph. . .
The Posies played a fantastic show Saturday night at Seattle's Triple Door. They were alternately fascinated to be playing this, and trepidatious about revisiting the album they recorded when they were seventeen years old. It was an amazing performance. Watch the trailer below, and then go buy a copy of their remastered and expanded album, even in Green Vinyl if you have a phonograph. . .
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Monday, August 25, 2014
A different pitch: pandhandling outside The Posies show in Seattle last night
By Jack Brummet, Rock and Roll Ed.
We went to the great Posies show last night at the Triple Door in Seattle, celebrating the re-release of the wonderful album that launched their careers. They recorded this in a basement studio when they were 17 years old. It was wonderful to see them a little nervously perform this album once again, and see them experience all the emotions of reliving the recording and release, and early moments of their great careers. It's far better than they think.
In any case, leaving the show most happily, we encountered this guy. Definitely a cut above the usual panhandler.
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We went to the great Posies show last night at the Triple Door in Seattle, celebrating the re-release of the wonderful album that launched their careers. They recorded this in a basement studio when they were 17 years old. It was wonderful to see them a little nervously perform this album once again, and see them experience all the emotions of reliving the recording and release, and early moments of their great careers. It's far better than they think.
In any case, leaving the show most happily, we encountered this guy. Definitely a cut above the usual panhandler.
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Sunday, August 24, 2014
Saturday, August 23, 2014
Not Tetris
By Jack Brummet, Games Ed.
Chris Charla in his online 'zine, Incredibly Strange Games talks about Not Tetris. This twisted game can be downloaded free, here: http://stabyourself.net/nottetris2/
Chris Charla in his online 'zine, Incredibly Strange Games talks about Not Tetris. This twisted game can be downloaded free, here: http://stabyourself.net/nottetris2/
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Friday, August 22, 2014
Woman killed with banjos
Thanks to our friend Dean Ericksen for passing this one along. maybe the strangest part of the story is that he had a backup banjo, when the first one broke. /Mona G
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Thursday, August 21, 2014
A brilliant tweet from Robyn Hitchcock on demonizing our fellow homo sapiens
By Mona Goldwater, Social Mores Ed.
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 | Robyn Hitchcock (@RobynHitchcock) |
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When we stop demonizing each other, peace will come. But the spiral of justified grievance is endless.
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Wednesday, August 20, 2014
Spiders on drugs, spinning webs
By Jack Brummet, Cootie and Critter Ed.
Do you remember the experiments they performed on spiders to see how psychoactive drugs affected their web-spinning abilities? Here is an undrugged web, along with ones created under the influence of mescaline, caffeine, LSD, marijuana, chloral hydrate, and Benzedrine (for you young folks, essentially meth).
Do you remember the experiments they performed on spiders to see how psychoactive drugs affected their web-spinning abilities? Here is an undrugged web, along with ones created under the influence of mescaline, caffeine, LSD, marijuana, chloral hydrate, and Benzedrine (for you young folks, essentially meth).
Benzedrine web
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| Caffeine web |
chloral hydrate web
LSD web
Marijuana web
Mescaline web
A straight spider, on no drugs
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