From a separate source, I also ordered this collection of rarities:
LOST & FOUND VIDEO NIGHT VOL. 4 - A 5 MINUTES TO LIVE EXCLUSIVE!
Shocking, hilarious and amazing music segments you've never seen before. Featuring the likes of Throbbing Gristle! The Monks! Marianne Faithfull! Butthole Surfers! Cash Crew! The Residents! The Screamers! Lightning Bolt! The Tams! The Cramps! The BBQ Killers! Black Sabbath! Hall & Oates! Forcefield! Hot Butter! Ornette Coleman! The B-52's! Small Faces! Kids of Widney High! Andy Kaufman! Van Halen! Joy Division! Scott Walker! Serge Gainsbourg! Tom Jones! Dusty Springfield! Anna Karina! Liberace! Even the Beatles and the Rolling Stones...and yes, so much more! Running Time: 1 hr. 30 min.
All those Lost & Found video collections are great. Didn't we discuss them here before?
I just forwarded your question about the Alamo Drafthouse Cinema to a friend of mine in Austin who's familiar with the film/video scene there. I'll let you know what he says.
Didn't we discuss them here before?
I think so. I picked up two at Quimby's when I was there. One is Serge Gainsbourg's full-length video for
Melody Nelson.
The other is the rare sixties mod film
Here We Go Round The Mulberry Bush.
I'm tempted to get this one too...
LOST & FOUND VIDEO NIGHT VOL. 5 - A 5 MINUTES TO LIVE EXCLUSIVE!
A veritable treasure trove of bizarre, hilarious, jaw dropping and just plain amazing video clips you will not see ANYWHERE else. Featuring a dancing Mexican midget; the worst stand up comedian ever; warped religious teachings; rare musical footage of The Clean, The Barbarians, Leslie Gore, Roland Kirk, Os Mutantes, and To Live and Shave in L.A.; insane Indian disco; found home movies; Pat Boone losing his wig on live TV; weird commercials; Ronald & Nancy Regan discussing their heroin & crack cocaine habit; and much, much more. Running at a packed 90 minutes, this brain numbing dose of certifiable weirdness is a must see for anyone interested in amazing, entertainment! 90 min.
Os Mutantes, Roland Kirk, The Clean and insane Indian Disco? It's intriguing.
I got the new Tori album. I need another listen before I can comment, but that I like it.
I have iTunes on shuffle, and I discovered a fabulous segue:
Concierto de Aranjuez (Adagio) -- from the Miles Davis [and Gil Evans, on this disc] Complete Columbia Recordings
------->
Oh Me Oh My (I'm A Fool For You) -- Aretha Franklin
I'm serious. They just *work.*
Concierto de Aranjuez (Adagio)
From Sketches of Spain, I'm pretty sure. I can see how that would work.
From Sketches of Spain, I'm pretty sure.
Yup. It's so fucking gorgeous.
Yup. It's so fucking gorgeous.
Yeah, that whole record is a classic. I think Betsy would like it. Grace Slick was listening to it when she wrote "White Rabbit" incidentally.
Huh. That makes sense.
I love finding out stuff like that. On the literary plane, halfway through writing
Wise Blood
Flannery O'Connor's friends forced
King Lear
on her, which she'd never read before. You can really tell.