I can't believe it's been a year since I last posted...wow... anyhow...



I've been re-discovering FSOL lately due to the fact that they are re-releasing old material and new stuff under different names. Their recent effort as "Amorphous Androgynous - The Peppermint Tree and Seeds of Superconsciousness" has been in rotation lately among all the "From The Archive" series. I have to say these guys are way out there, and through their music, you can go with them if you'd like. Through this re-discovery, I hold Garry Cobain and Brian Dougans right up there with Jack Dangers of Meat Beat Manifesto.

I'd love to own a home like this with a super small "green" car to drive around in down near the river. :)

Wired Magazine had an article on this "Condominimum"

Also check out: www.loftcube.net

The wait is over... if you were still waiting.

"The DropSystem - Preserve Transparency" has been released as a downloadable internet only release.

The album consists of 11 tracks plus 4 versions of the album cover.

You can download the album here: -=#=-

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I'm addicted to Flickr again.
New Camera + Inspiration = Visual Stimulation

It's interesting that there is techniques and software out there to make your images look old as if you used good ol' film to produce the image. It seems to me that people still like things that have character or a uniqueness about them while digital photos tends to be to somewhat sterile.


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Photography is an art, but also what makes a good photograph is how it's delivered. This is why I'm not a photographic purist, I believe in the end result. I tend to like images that evoke emotion, good or bad. If looking at a certain photo makes you stop and think, then I believe that image has done it's job.