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This is why you should never get polar bears drunk, I mean unless you’re really ready to party…
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I have a new Tumblr!
So add it to yo feeds fooligans.
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Notes"There’s an urban legend that’s gone round until no one is sure who it happened to, or if it happened at all. It was late one night, a few years ago, when a young man was walking through Union Square Park. He suddenly felt someone behind him, their hands over his eyes. When he turned in surprise, there was Bill Murray, his creased face leaning in close. Bill whispered, “No one is ever going to believe you,” and then just walked away."article in The New York Post
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So I’ve always secretly (or not so secretly) wanted to be able to ride a motorcycle. I never wanted some crazy fast chopper or a sport Suzuki though, more like an old 1940’s Indian. Something stylish and lightweight, not so much a motorcycle but a glorified moped. I think this is a pretty good alternative. These motorized bicycles are absolutely stunning and I love how they come in a bunch of bright vibrant colors, plus the side bags are great for taking stuff along with you, without the weight of a backpack. Check out the gallery of Derringer Cycles here.
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"Because I have loved life, I shall have no sorrow to die."
Amelia Burr
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"My complaint about most people who make records and go out and shove shit down people’s throat is that all I see them doing is giving me their impression of what they think they’re supposed to be doing and it’s what bores me about 99.999% of people that make stuff."
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Return of the One-Man-Band
So I’ve noticed this trend of one person bands cropping up a while ago and glad to read this NY Times Magazine article about it. Just of the top of my head there’s Owen Pallett, Atlas Sound, Noah Lennox (Panda Bear), Dosh, Ariel Pink, and bunches of others. Thanks to electronics and technology there is no longer many singer-songwriter type peeps out there and more of the bedroom pop musicians who take what they know and create a full band sound or even an orchestral sound with the touch of a few buttons. Jon Brion has had shows where he will make up songs during the concert using instruments scattered across the stage with a big help from a few live sampling loopers at his disposal. The rules binding our creativity or becoming less every day and we’re finding new ways to use technology not as a rigid source but as a malleable tool.
If you’re reading this in the dashboard click to see a video of Jon Brion using loopers live at Largo.
