What a nice eruption! The oddest event is probably today's Un-Dressing Party at Consolidated Works. I threw in some comments about fashion, the Fremont Fair, and I am even giving Bollywood an unusual good review. Junk! Seems to be a new interesting event at Alibi Room and I can't wait to see Pirates of the Caribbean.
In this week's Computer Corner I will need your help again. I will talk about talk shows. But one of the clips I found is from a show in some Scandinavian language - maybe Icelandic or Danish. I have no idea what they are talking about but it's super funny.
Friday, 7/7
6:00 PM Audrey Kawasaki, Myna Sonou, and Scott Altmann @ Roq La Rue
6:00 PM "Natural Selection" at BLVD Gallery
7:00 PM Un-Dressing Party @ Consolidated Works.
8:00 PM Jerboa Dance @ Broadway Performance Hall
9:00 PM NadaMucho.com event @ Neumos
10:00 PM Polyphonic @ CHAC Lower Level
Saturday 7/8
7:00 PM daddy was a hobo too @ Fancy + Pants Gallery
8:00 PM Heaven and Hell G-Spot Fundraiser @ Hengst Studio
9:00 PM Bollywood @ Baltic Room
9:00 PM Junk! in the basement @ the alibi room
9:00 PM TIG: Tullycraft, Racetrack and The Parenthetical Girls @ sunset
10:00 PM KRAKT @ RE-BAR
Sunday 7/8
1:00 PM Pirates of the Caribbean Movie with Puget Sound Friends
9:00 PM EU/5ONE LAPTOP EVENT IN SURROUND SOUND
Tuesday, 7/11
5:00 PM July $100 or less Group Art Show @ retrofit home
7:00 PM Cher Meyers @ Retail Therapy
Wednesday, 7/12
9:00 PM Pleasurecraft CD release party @ The Baltic Room.
9:00 PM Faux Disco @ See Sound Lounge
Friday, 7/7
Audrey Kawasaki, Myna Sonou, and Scott Altmann @ Roq La Rue
Roq La Rue Gallery
presents
Audrey Kawasaki, Myna Sonou, and Scott Altmann
opening Friday July 7th 6-9pm
show runs through August 2nd
opening music provided by DJ Vodka Twist
Roq La Rue is pleased to present a show of three young painters who deal with themes of longing for the natural world,?
as well as their own fanciful interpretations of what that world would consist of.
Audrey Kawasaki
The themes in Audrey Kawasaki's wildly popular art are contradictions within themselves.
Her work is 'innocent and erotic.' Each subject is attractive, yet disturbing.
Audrey's precise yet fluid technical style is influenced by both Manga comics and Art
Nouveau at the same time, and her sharp graphic imagery is combined with the natural grain of the wood panels she paints on, bringing an unexpected warmth to enigmatic subject matter.
The figures she paints are seductive and contain an air of melancholy, and
exist in their own sensually?esoteric realm, yet at the same time present a sense of accessibility that draws the observer to them.? These mysterious and
elusive young women captivate with the direct stare of their bedroom eyes.
For the July show at Roq La Rue, Audrey has adhered to her popular
themes of alluring girls, animal skeletons, and a modicum of flora and
fauna.
Myna Sonou
Similar to her that of her influences The Brothers Quay, Jan
Svankmejer, and Ladislav Starwich, Myna Sonou's work is a peculiar
amalgamation of insects, animals, and compassionate humor. Although
it's not difficult to see Myna's cinematic influences in her work, she
has the unique ability to create an equally rich world within a
microscopic environment. With the addition of her intricate method,
passion for detail, and incredible command of color and texture, Myna
brings her habitats to life for their audience. When viewed, her
Petri dish realms evoke a feeling of sentimental association, however
Myna insists that they do not reflect an emotional display of her
personal hardships. "I try to keep who I am separate from what I do,
because I don't think they need to be constantly synonymous." ? It's
no surprise that her ability to reflect upon the world around her in
an unbiased manner equates to work that is empathetic to her fans.
Myna will be exhibiting both paintings and 3d sculptures.
Scott Altmann
Born on Long Island, New York Scott was never far from a drawing tool
and a surface to make a mark. The early years consisted of funny
looking beasts and asymmetrical faces. Years later Scott attended the
School of Visual Arts in Manhattan and graduated from the Illustration
Department with his BFA.
The paintings being exhibited at Roq La Rue are largely influenced by being a
new dad to his beautiful 1-year-old son. Few adults appear in these
new paintings, which is unusual for Scott. He became interested in
the juxtaposition of a person as an adult and a child. "We are kind of
just big, adult bodies that grow around these little childlike souls.
We never really change much – especially when faced with fear or any
conflict", and this sentiment is an ongoing theme in this current series.
His work is of the realistic doing the impossible with a dash of Sci Fi sensibility.
Roq La Rue Gallery
"Purveyors Of Fine Pop Surrealism
and Bad Ass Lowbrow Since '98"
www.roqlarue.com
"Natural Selection" at BLVD Gallery
Hey All
Just wanted to let everybody know about our great show coming up for
july as well as announce that we finally have the beginnings of our
online merchandise. Right now we have a couple of Ray Noland prints up but
be on the lookout for some great prints by Bigfoot, Robert Hardgrave,
Jill Simonsen and more in the very near future. Check it at:
http://blvdart.com/merchandise.html
I hope to see all of you at our
Opening this Friday, July 7.
BLVD Gallery is proud to present:
"Natural Selection" featuring the work of
Iosefatu Sua, Sam Sneke, and Angry Woebots
July 7 - August 5, 2006
Opening reception July 7, 2006 6p- 10p
"Natural Selection" brings together 3 of the Northwest's top Urban
Contemporary artists whose work straddles the line between urban and
rural, mundane and mythical. Iosefatu Sua has for the past few years
been busy creating the fictional South Pacific Island of PEPELO,
inhabited by the Sole', a downtrodden people that represent Sua's
experiences of being an immigrant to the United States. His current
work represents a major shift in style and direction as he now focuses
on the pantheon of the Sole' utilizing the rich colors and often
macabre imagery of Buddhist religious icons and the deep traditions of
his Samoan heritage. Sam Sneke has been involved for the past 15 years
with what he calls "Stylewriting" but is commonly, some say mistakenly,
called "Graffiti". Three years ago Sam made the shift to working with
galleries first by making paintings on canvas utilizing the shapes and
visual vernacular of his mural work. Since 2004 Sam has been moving
away from his aerosol abstractions and more towards a sculptural relief
style utilizing multiple layers of wood in which he reinterprets images
from his sketchbook and pop culture in three dimensions as if the
wildstyle pieces were jumping off the wall to protect their territory.
Aaron Martin a/k/a Angry Woebots, a resident of Hawaii and on occasion
of Seattle, brings a Street pop style to his paintings of
anthropomorphic animals that reflect the complex emotions of
relationships defined by the dominance of others. All three of these
artists work deal with their personal relationship with the natural
world as well as the nature of mankind.
BLVD Gallery
2316 2nd Ave. Seattle, Wa 98121
Un-Dressing Party @ Consolidated Works.
Seattle Spin writes:
So get this: this gal has been wearing exact the same dress for one year now. On this date, this gal finally changes her outfit and has a little party to do so.
What an odd one...
brown dress
a year-long performance project
365 days. one brown dress. a one-woman show against fashion.
devised, built, and performed by Alex Martin
launch – July 7, 2005
completion – July 7, 2006
So, here's the deal - I made this dress and I'm wearing it every day for a year. I'll throw snowballs in it (wearing additional clothing layers in cold weather for health & safety), garden in it, rehearse in it, travel in it, dance in it, cook in it, prune my pear trees in it, drink wine in it, sing my baby to sleep in it.
statement
"Un-Dressing" Party
The Grand Finale of the 365-day Brown Dress Project
"Un-dressing" Party now at Consolidated Works
photos by Libby Lewis
Friday, July 7, 2006
This is the final day of the project, and it will also be my 30th birthday. Please attend my "un-dressing" party.
What will happen at the party?
I'll perform my brown dress solo -- it's a dance performance, and you can read some reviews of it by following this link if you want a sense of what it's like.
Also, we'll have performances by fabulous guests, including:
Laura Curry & Lori Dillon
Ricki Mason/LAUNCH
Adele Myers and Dancers
film by Jessica Jobaris
installation by Kristen Tsiatsios
Food & drink
Birthday cake
And I'll take this dress off once and for all
See the journal section for my irregular (yet illuminating!) postings . . .
As a record of the project, I am attempting to take a picture every day - see photos section for a glance at the photographic evidence.
Please write to me with your thoughts on the project! And see the comments page for a taste of what other folks are talking about.
Seattle is an excellent choice for protesting against fashion and consumerism. But for other reasons that listed in Alex's silly artist's statement!
Let me explain: When I took my dog Joe to the Fremont Fair I had a hard time explaining to him the phenomenon of middle-aged, groomed Utilikilt Dudes. I counted 14 - only three of those were kilting around at the Utilikilt booth. They all looked like people, who work at banks or have some other office job - in a dress with pockets for hammers and screwdrivers. About a third of them were wearing silk versions of Utilikilts and holding hands. Granted that silk Utilikilts might have become some new gay thing the bottom line is that it was a disturbing experience that I am still recovering from (and Joe to a lesser degree). Also, what's up with wearing socks and Birkenstocks on a hot summer day? Are you out of your mind? That makes me want to wear a suit for 365 days!
Un-Dressing Party ,
http://www.littlebrowndress.com/
Friday July 7, 2006
Doors open at 7 pm
Performances at 8 pm
FREE ADMISSION – donations accepted
Consolidated Works
500 Boren Ave N @ Republican in the South Lake Union Neighborhood of Seattle
TICKETS are FREE!
All ages, families and young party-goers are welcome.
Jerboa Dance @ Broadway Performance Hall
Gary writes:
The last Jerboa show was really good, so I would guess this one would be as well. Though its mainly a moden dance show, Jerboa has a much more accessable feel to it than other Seattle based moden dance. It feels a little less experimental and a little closer to Cirque du Soleil with some of the more athletic styles than other Seattle companies.
Here are more details about upcoming shows:
The next Jerboa Dance performance is coming up July 7th and 8th. It is a collection of short works of different styles by Seattle choreographers. It will be a fun show with talented dancers, inspired choreography, and great music. The tickets are $15 in advance and $18 at the door. Advance tickets are available at http://www.ticketwindowonline.com/show.php?shownumber=1201 or at any Ticket Window location. Please let me know if you have any questions and forward this to anyone you think would like to come!
Thanks,
Jerboa Dance
NadaMucho.com event @ Neumos
Matt writes:
Friends -
Please come support NadaMucho.com this Friday, July 7, at our biggest show of the year @ Neumos. We'll have brand new T-shirts for sale and proud to be hosting an Antique Sci-Fi Circus.
The event will feature live music from local art-rockers KLED, Seattle institution the Squirrels, and performance troup the Super Geek League, as well as Jim Rose-style circus sideshow stunts from King & Beast.
Look also for new numbers from the Super Geek League making use of their giant trampoline and army of "Kamikaze Semen."
Tickets are $8 at the door. editor@nadamucho.com or 206.293.3580 for more information.
July 7 @ Neumos
NadaMucho.com Presents:
SUPER GEEK LEAGUE
The Squirrels
KLED
The King & Beast
$8. 9 p.m.
http://www.thesquirrels.com
http://www.supergeekleague.com
http://www.myspace.com/kledseattle
http://www.kingnbeast.com/
Polyphonic @ CHAC Lower Level
Seth writes:
Hello Friends,
I just wanted to send out a quick reminder about Polyphonic tomorrow night (July 7th)
This month's Polyphonic will be to benefit a friend and integrel part of our
community, Daniel aka Monk. On Thursday June 1st he fell of a very high
ladder while washing windows. His conditions include over 10 fractured bones
including a pelvic shatter, and serveral swelling conditions of the
brain.
The medical team is quoting a 6 month recovery period, including weeks more
in ICU and rehab care after that. We are asking that everyone send loving
energy and prayers his way.
If you would like to donate directly to help you may do so via paypal. The
email addy is: Drago_Bernard@hotmail.com
Sounds by:
Squid Leader - Tekgnosis/Shameless
dj Eddie - Decibel
MANOS - sub-merge/Uniting Souls
Fire performances by Womanipura - womanipura.com
Visuals by: Aldorithm - sub-merge
Spiritual readings by: Spookee - spookee.org
Friday July 7th, 10-3, 21+ $5
CHAC Lower Level - 1621 12th Ave
capitolhillarts.com
Saturday 7/8
daddy was a hobo too @ Fancy + Pants Gallery
Work by Rachael Schafer
Her newest series of paintings feature hobos and their sad little daughters [sad b/c daddy is a hobo] caught up in various tear-jerking scenarios-- like gaining weight, sitting by the phone, looking forlornly at be-daddied pairs at the amusement park, etc. Inspired by the John Hodgman recording of 700 Hobo Names.
Opening reception Saturday July 8, 7-9 p.m. Hobo style refreshments will be served.
For more by the artist, visit www.tinyporchlight.com or go to San Fransisco.
Fancy + Pants Gallery, 1914 2nd Ave
Heaven and Hell G-Spot Fundraiser @ Hengst Studio
*** Heaven and Hell G-Spot Fundraiser ***
You are cordially invited to The G-Spot's "Heaven and Hell" Fundraiser: A night of Drinking, Dancing and Debauchery, with fellow Sinners and Saints! Come celebrate the naughty and the nice in all of us, while helping to fund our gift to the Playa this year, "The G-spot Club"*. DJ's are diem, DJ Whatever, Geminitrix, Static, Tumbleweed, and DJML will be present.
The Heaven and Hell Party features two themed dance floors, heavenly drinks from our cash bar, and more naughty fun than you can shake a pitchfork at!
In Honor of Nathan Esch.
We will be setting up a special sacred space and altar in honor of Nathan Esch. This Temple, placed on the uppermost deck of the studio, slightly away from but overlooking our celebration, will be a place where people can take a moment to honor and remember Nathan. People are invited to leave offerings, tributes, letters, pictures or whatever else feels right upon the altar. At the end of the night, we will burn these sacred gifts, collect the ashes and bring them with us to Black Rock City. If you have any questions about the temple or wish to volunteer to help with our Nathan Esch Temple, please e-mail us at Temple@sexlifelive.org.
*"The G-Spot Club" is a project that ads a performance stage to the G-Spot's legendary Day-Bar. During the Burningman festival, the Club will host special performances of Song, Dance and Vaudevillian majesty, featuring amateurs and pro's from across the country and around the world. The G-spot Club will also be gifting classes on Burlesque, Tap Dancing, and more!
Date: Saturday July 8th 2006, 8:00pm - Late
Place: Hengst Studio - 1506 Franklin Ave, Seattle, WA
Cost: $5 with Celestial / Infernal Costume ($10 without costume)
http://www.evite.com/pages/invite/viewInvite.jsp?event=QEZGUKWWJMITGCTHTBLV
Bollywood @ Baltic Room
Me recommending Bollywood? Yes. I think it's time to revisit Bollywood. Maybe it has returned to what it used to be: loud exotic music, overcrowded, riots between young professional Indian-Americans, some of them thrown through glass doors. That's how they started Bollywood and I miss writing about it. I do not miss Panjabi MC but maybe Bollywood has reached a point in its cycle that becomes comparable to what Zappa said about Jazz: It's not dead, it just smells funny.
Firstly, I hope you all had a great Independence Day (4th of July). We have a great party planned for the coming Saturday, come to the Bollywood @ Baltic Room to enjoy some new hip hop remixes by Manpreet and some kick ass Bollywood mashups from Anup. Peter wants to play some old school Bhangra he says....Bring It On.
Specials: LADIES FREE till 11pm (Always)......
Artist lineup:
The best of Bollywood, BollyHop & Bhangra, with your favorite Seattle DJs:
* Manpreet Singh
* Peter Madril
* Anup Shastri
Live Artists:
* Ravi- Inder Singh(Dhol)
* William Gilchrist
Best Regards,
I (Heart) Shiva crew
Bollywood, July 8 (Sat) @ Baltic Room
Junk! in the basement @ the alibi room
Gates Ballard writes:
This new saturday night at the alibi room "Junk" looks damn good. $2 tecate and free cupcakes is what it takes..
Paul adds:
I just love the image search option of Google. It's trully amazing the shit you can find... got Junk?
Last saturday was crackin. Thanks to all of you who made it down. This week we got DJ Nasir coming out of retirement to rock the house. Expect some rare groove, some hip hop, some funk and most likely some disco.
Junk!
in the basement @ the alibi room
a night for dancing
Saturday nights 9-2am
$2 Tecate plus full bar
cupcakes at midnight
DJ Greasy
DJ Nasir
TIG: Tullycraft, Racetrack and The Parenthetical Girls @ sunset
The Three Imaginary Girls write:
Dearest Imaginary Folk -
We're excited about the next show on the imaginary calendar. It's tomorrow {Saturday, July 8th} at the Sunset Tavern and the bill features some of our favorite bands from up and down the I-5 corridor:
* Tullycraft from Seattle
* Racetrack from Bellingham
* The Parenthetical Girls from Portland
Doors are at 9p and tickets are only $6!
Have a great weekend and we hope to see you out at the show,
dana, liz, char
*three imaginary girls*
http://www.threeimaginarygirls.com/
http://www.tullycraft.com/
http://www.racetracktheband.com/
http://www.slendermeanssociety.com/parenthetical/
KRAKT @ RE-BAR
KFO MEAN SOMETHING.
KRAKT NOT KNOW WHAT.
KILLER FARMHOUSE ORGIES
KARMA FARTED ONHIM
KRUSH FEEBLE ORGANISMS
KILLED FEMALE ORGASM
KRAKT KONFUSED. MELT BRAIN.
HURT DENDRITES. SPREAD PAIN.
USE KFO. KONFUSE REBAR.
TURN DANCEFLOOR INTO KRAKT HO.
KRAKT @ RE-BAR SATURDAY. 5 BUCKS.
CHEAP BOOZE. LOW INTELLIGENCE.
KFO | KRISTINA CHILDS | PAUL EDWARDS
KRAKT.NET
Sunday 7/8
Pirates of the Caribbean Movie with Puget Sound Friends
Susan writes:
YO HO, YO HO... the Pirate's Life for Me!
Is it just me, or does dressing up as pirates and wenches and then going to see the new Pirates of the Caribbean movie with a bunch of other crazy people sound like a good time?!!
Join me and the Puget Sound Friends group (http://pugetsoundfriends.com) for a matinee showing of the Pirates of the Caribbean movie this Sunday, July 9th at 1:00 pm at the Lincoln Square Cinemas in downtown Bellevue.
If you are so inclined, come dressed up as a pirate or a wench and be prepared to "surrender the booty!" After the movie some of us may head down to Trader Vic's for a drink or two.
If you have any questions, email: suzfabulous @ yahoo.com.
What: Pirates of the Caribbean Movie
When: July 9th, 2006
Time: 1:00 pm
Where: Lincoln Square Cinemas, Downtown Bellevue
Address:
700 Bellevue Way NE
3rd Floor
Bellevue, Washington 98004
Recorded Info: (425) 454-7400
Phone (425) 450-9100
Fax (425) 450-9109
Theatre Location:
The theatre is on the third level of Lincoln Square in downtown Bellevue, conveniently located next to Bellevue Square and Bellevue Place. FREE parking for the theatre is available at all three locations. There is a convenient skybridge from the north east parking garage at Bellevue Square right into the atrium of Lincoln Square. If there is more traffic than usual, try coming down NE 10th Street and entering the Bellevue Place garage from the back.
http://lincolnsquarecinemas.com
Title: Pirates Of The Caribbean
Length: 160 mins
Rating: PG-13
Synopsis: Johnny Depp, Orlando Bloom and Keira Knightley reunite in Walt Disney Pictures', in association with Jerry Bruckheimer Films, PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN: DEAD MAN'S CHEST, an all new epic tale chronicling the further mis-adventures of Captain Jack Sparrow. Produced by Jerry Bruckheimer and directed by Gore Verbinski from a screenplay written by Ted Elliott & Terry Rossio, Captain Jack sets sail on an all new adventure - filled with more intrigue, more spectacular special effects and more comedy.
What: Pirates of the Caribbean Movie When: July 9th, 2006 Time:
1:00 pm Where: Lincoln Square Cinemas, Downtown Bellevue
700 Bellevue Way NE 3rd Floor Bellevue, Washington 98004
http://pugetsoundfriends.com
http://lincolnsquarecinemas.com
EU/5ONE LAPTOP EVENT IN SURROUND SOUND
EU/5ONE LAPTOP EVENT IN SURROUND SOUND
EU/5one will be performing an evolving set of downtempo electronic music in surround sound at the Fabulous Rainbow Tavern on Sunday, July 9th, starting at 9PM. This unique laptop production will be joined by the illustrious visual magic of Funky Photons... Following EU/5one, Effect Unit will perform a solo set ranging from downtempo to funky tech house. It's a rare event that's not to be missed.
EU/5one is a unique musical collaboration between Marcell Marias (Effect Unit) and David Miles Huber (5one), in that the lush, down-tempo foundation of 5one's music is perfectly energized and balanced out by the mid-tempo, polyrhythmic beats of Effect Unit (EU). This combination creates a Zen-meets-Tech experience that pulls the listener into a musical soundscape that's rich, enticing and energizing.
Marcell Marias (Effect Unit) has composed, recorded, and performed electronic music for over 20 years. His releases have been featured on NPR, Musical Starstreams and college radio stations throughout the country. He has composed soundtracks for two movies and several video projects.� In support of his music, the production of visuals has always played an important part in the whole experience, where the emphasis has been the synchronicity of music and image. Check out Effect Unit @ www.effectunit.com.
David Miles Huber's (5one) music has exceeded the one million-copy mark and had helped to launch relaxational music into the market-mainstream. He is also producing surround sound media content for M-Audio and various labels. Working under the stage name of 5one, his surround-sound music can be heard @ www.51bpm.com.
Calendar Listing Information:
EU/5one progressive extraveganza in surround sound; Marcell Marias (Effect Unit), David Miles Huber (5one)
A rare sonic and visual event that shouldn't be missed! $5 - Sunday, July 9th, 9 p.m.
The Fabulous Rainbow 722 NE� 45th, Seattle WA, 98105. (206) 634.1761. More info at www.barbarabuckland.com
Tuesday, 7/11
July $100 or less Group Art Show @ retrofit home
Mikal Whoberry
Rachel McLellan
Joey Veltkamp
Emmalee Bozek
Ester Garcia
Eric Osborne
Michael Lane
Randy Hillam
Jen Rose
Bob Dzielak
Robin Stacy Richardson
Kathleen McCarty
Lori Pomeranz
It's the event you have all been waiting for!
14 fabulous local artist, one location, all under $100.
Need I say more?
retrofit home
1419 12th Ave
http://www.evite.com/pages/invite/viewInvite.jsp?event=VAMRJHJHTWPULLUMSYJY
Cher Meyers @ Retail Therapy
Wazhma writes:
Summer has arrived
Hello :)
Just wanted to give you a quick update of what's new and upcoming in my world. I hope you are all enjoying the begining of summer. I wanted to quickly update you with what we have coming up below with photos of some of our favorite faces. We have an abundant number of new goodies and loveliness with all new Jewelery, shoes, clothing and gifts that is sure to get your summer sass in order.
Finally the long awaited arrival of our mens lines has begun:
Our new expansion will include: John Masters organics, Twice Shy, Ginch Gonch, Makool, ManSilk, and locally designed goods that are made just for us.... 'cause even the boys need a little retail therapy ;) Tuesday July 11th: 7-9pm
The Second Tuesday of Every month we will be open late for the new Capitol Hill Art walk. This month we have the work of Cher Meyers Little Gus has already chosen what he will wear when he grows up. There is nothing like the Ginch Gonch and we have the city's largest selection
Retail Therapy.
Wednesday, 7/12
Pleasurecraft CD release party @ The Baltic Room.
Pleasurecraft -( http://www.pleasurecraftmusic.com and http://www.myspace.com/pleasurecraft )will be releasing their new album "This Is A Blackout" on July 12th, 2006. Mega-fun dance dance party planned to celebrate!
"This Is A Blackout" CD release party at The Baltic Room.
Featuring:
Pleasurecraft
New Grey Area
DJ Colby B
DJ DeadAir
9 - 10 "This Is A Blackout" listening party
10 - 10:30 DJ Dead Air
10:30 - 11 New Grey Area
11 - 11:30 DJ Dead Air
11:30 - 12:15 Pleasurecraft
12:15 - close DJ Colby B
Doors @ 9pm/21+/FREE!!/Baltic Room/1207 Pine Street/Capitol Hill
That's right -- FREE!
Faux Disco @ See Sound Lounge
Faux Disco - July 12th See Sound Lounge With Residents Recess (Shameless), Paradox (Housewreckin) and Guests. Faux disco is the new electro.
SEE SOUND LOUNGE
115 Blanchard St, Belltown
Seattle, WA
(Between 1st and 2nd ave)
http://www.seesoundlounge.com
http://www.simplyshameless.com
http://www.nwtekno.org/vb/showthread.php?s=eb2cab5c43ec9b323b3bdbef3e697c1f&threadid=102124
Don Volcano's Computer Corner
Let's talk about talk shows. In these days it has become so hard to spot the fakes amongst the people that you should feel sorry for. Like this one:
"my fear of mustard and pickles is running my life"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2S89Y4shxtE
Being afraid of dogs, birds, and even clowns I can understand but pickles, balloons, and peas?
Balloons
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=62t8CwD9rWQ&mode=related&search=
Pea-phobic woman to appear on TV
http://www.slashfood.com/2006/03/21/pea-phobia-woman-to-go-on-tv/
Nice try! - Or not? The task of spotting fakes becomes even harder if the show is broadcasted in a language that you are not familiar with. I got this one from Salon's Video Dog and they write:
Ridicule: The universal language
It's safe to say we all can enjoy how this interview show goes terribly, fantastically awry. Still, translations are welcome! (And, no, we're not guaranteeing that it's real.)
I am hoping that our PV readers are maybe able to help to get to the bottom of this clip:
(Interview going terribly, fantastically awry)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HH0awSk7i8Q
So? What is it about?
Yours,
Don Volcano.
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