By The Dream Power of The Truth Beast

you started to shake....

 

 

Walter Sobchak.

Ideal Soul... Mart. "CIGARRETTES".

La Sera.

Beer o' clock.

No Joy pre-shredding.

Texas.

False sunsets and old baggage.

King Tuff destroying.

Lurk logs & ceiling stains. Sweating. Staring. Enjoying.

King Tuff still destroying.

Jonathan Harry Weinberg. Glasses, glowing arm hair, blood red pants.

Thee Oh Sees. Quite possibly the best band on the west coast right now. Certainly at least top 5.

Mr. Phillip, shredder/nice person.

Strange Boys. Get familiar.

Spot, Trailer Space owner. Thank you.

John Dwyer, mid-level wizard. Fluffy hair, tape echo, tour PA.

Trailer Space Records.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

as we go up, we go down...

SXSW 2011.

the teeth of time...

"My father used to say to me, 'Son, procrastination is the teeth of time...

"It is you know, yes? It is, yes, yes... Pro—cras—tin—a—tion is the teeth of time..."

My father, he would always say this to me, always.... And, you know what? He was right."

—Everest, the Biafran cab driver, [7:01PM CST, Austin, TX]

By drafting this post right now I'm doing my very best to procrastinate from having to huck myself into the clusterfuck that is SXSW tonight. Ugh. 

Hi Justin, nice Moog.

To end tonight's brog pile, I'd like to take a moment to say my thoughts are with the people of Sendai, Japan right now. Some of the best shows I've ever played in my life have happened in that city. More than that, some of the kindest, most creative and enthusiastic musicians and punkers I've ever met came from Sendai. My thoughts, my prayers, my heart, and every last bit of love and good will I can muster are with you this week. 

XO,

AJC

PS. Shuko & Ari, please send word you're alright. Gabe says he saw you two weeks ago in Tokyo and you're having a baby! EXCITING!!!

 

invisible maps...

stylish yet nimble...

blah blah blah...

Hi Louie.

 

 

recent english...

JR... Congratulations....

TED Prize Winner JR & INSIDE OUT from TED Prize on Vimeo.

 

liberazione....

"I wanted a perfect ending. Now I've learned, the hard way, that some poems don't rhyme, and some stories don't have a clear beginning, middle, and end. Life is about not knowing, having to change, taking the moment and making the best of it, without knowing what's going to happen next. Delicious Ambiguity."  

 
— Gilda Radner

Agreed.