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Spent last night and this morning adding blog subscriptions to Google Reader. Also played with iGoogle and started a gmail: give me a shout at fletk23[at]gmail.com. Old email still fine too. Okay time to walk to work.
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Hey, peeps—we’re playing an early all ages show this Friday at Agate Hall, 18th and Agate in Eugene, at 8 pm. Doors at 7:30.
Bring all your friends—we’re gonna rock your socks!! New songs, same bad-ass band!! Come get down with the DAs this Friday!!
Love,
The Dead Americans
"The Dead Americans in an email to moi last night.
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Mad Happy is a hiphop duo from back east. I met them at The Downtown Lounge a couple or three years back. Trivia: when Rivka & Mike got married, Tina & Chris from Tom Tom Club/Talking Heads were in attendance. Rivka emailed me today with a link to this video from their appearance last week on an LA radio show called Demo Listen (KXLU 88.9 FM). They are accompanied by Mike’s laptop sounds, if they’re still doing it like they were when I saw them in Eugene.
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shop received defective part, so another day w/o car. dont really need it until tomorrow nite 4 secret band pract. shhhh!
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Listened to 1998’s Tiger Beat album a little while ago at work
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nau walking & tumbling 2 werk. iz in ur browsr, txting ur pixls!
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b r rrrrrrr! 31 degrees F on the porch! I think walking will be warmer than biking. I like to walk. Meditative. And then I can bus/walk over to the car doc and pick up the bug (hopefully it’ll be fixed today).
Happy APRIL FIRST.
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"The aim of painting has always been the deterritorialization of faces and landscapes, either by a reactivation of corporeality, or by a liberation of lines or colors, or both at the same time. There are many becomings-animal, becomings-woman, and becomings-child in painting."
Deleuze & Guattari, A Thousand Plateaus, p. 301.
(trans. Brian Massumi)
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Hercules and Love Affair - “Raise Me Up”
This album’s been getting MAD praise recently. It’s pretty easy to see why - old school disco/funk with modern day electro/house, coupled with excellent, soulful vocals (mostly provided by Antony) make for some pretty awesome ear candy. I’ve been kind of obsessed with this album recently, myself.
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early am
Archiving recent band practices from D888 to DVDRs, eating oatmeal/raisins/yogurt. I scissored space-money-in-progress from painted full sheets down to half sheets, ready for appl. of 2nd paint layer. It’s nearly 6:30, and I don’t know whether to walk or ride my bike. I’m thinking ride. But I’d rather walk. Hmm.
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