Vietnam, Pittsburgh

Saturday, December 5, 2009

Move with Me




Today is the first Official Snowfall in Vietnam, Pittsburgh. The sky is foreboding and it appears as if life itself will be tested by white oblivion. So, pay attention to these next posts if you attempting to trudge your soul through it all and make progress in the deepest and vaguest of chaos principalities. I am running on, but the coffee's still piping and so is the soul. Keep it warm, keep it safe. Here comes the blizzard.

Bill Orcutt: A New Way to Pay Old Debts


Check his history out. He's a living Legend. But not in Vietnam, Pittsburgh. Not yet.



...This one is already sold out. Get it before the sun goes down.



And one for you

Friday, December 4, 2009

Hargreaves Noyes Duplant : Malachi

No Words. Just Fucking Do It. It will soothe your soul.











It's a visual sound.

Rhys Chatham




















A more beautiful sound than police sirens, than the Red Death Gang, and the sound of too many different people, seemingly too different to work out their differences. Relax, it's a world out there. Sleep now. Tomorrow is already here.

You need This.

#if it's good, wear it.

The Waking World

It's only after the lights go out and no one's around when the true sense of self hits like baby grand falling three stories into your brand new mercedes. While the world sleeps, the muscles will not. The muscles, including the heart and brain, will not calm themselves. They understand the physical strain of of feeling used, dumped in an alley, and picked through by bums, as the police watch each huddled warm around the corner at Pashke's 24 hour Quik-E-Mart.
It's not whining, it's the internet; and I am exhausted beyond sleep. This is where I break the rules, where I say I, I say I way too much, because I...well I can't remember.

Remember the audience will never love you, and they only want you to be there when it suits them. When it pleases them. They will walk out when it suits them. They will tell you good show when it suits. Them. No matter your trade, break the rules, only bend for those of true heart, and keep your heart inside your head. What we do might matter, but only if it does to ourselves. The sermon on the ladder, the boss fires, and the prostitutes await beside vampires, werewolves, and police officers. The streetlights are down. Open your eyes and see your way through. They can't hurt you unless you let them. Stay warm. Listen.