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''Blake said, 'The eagle never lost so much time as when he submitted
to learn from the crow,''' Jarmusch recited, as if this explained the
heartache of a good movie going unseen. He stared a second. ''I'd like
to own a crow,'' he said. ''I think that would be an excellent pet.''
July 31, 2005
By LYNN HIRSCHBERG in the New York Times
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From You Ain't No Picasso
01 David Byrne - I Wanna Dance With Somebody (Whitney Houston?)
02 Ted Leo - Since U Been Gone/Maps (Kelly Clarkson/Yeah Yeah Yeahs)
03 Ben Gibbard - Girls Just Wanna Have Fun (Cyndi Lauper?)
04 Tilly and the Wall - Hey Ya! (Outkast)
05 Rilo Kiley - Simply Irresistable (Robert Palmer)
06 Flaming Lips - Under Pressure (Queen/Bowie)
07 Of Montreal - Can't Explain (The Who)
08 Superwolf - Ignition (R. Kelly)
09 Bishop Allen - Ring of Fire (Cash)
10 Ben Gibbard - Complicated (Avril)
11 The Unicorns - The Clap/I Just Can't Get You Out of My Head/P.I.M.P. (Kylie/50 Cent)
12 Elliott Smith - All My Rowdy Friends Have Settled Down (Williams Jr.)
13 Sufjan Stevens - This One Goes Out To the One I Love (REM)
14 Rufus Wainwright - Somewhere Over the Rainbow
15 Rilo Kiley - Let My Love Open the Door (Townshend)
16 The Mountain Goats - The Sign (Ace of Base)
17 Belle and Sebastian - Dancing Queen (ABBA)
Posted by Barnaby Bretton on July 30, 2005 at 01:01 PM in Music | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)
Fantastic work from Dave Shrigley. Some of it is absolutely hilarious too. Art + humour = good. Check out the drawings first, then take a look at the sculptures...
Posted by Barnaby Bretton on July 30, 2005 at 10:51 AM in Art | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)
With the first serve, the little ball was shot at full speed. It was intercepted by the hardest opponents that a ping-pong player can have. Beings of all shapes, colors and nationalities march around the stadium. Each one with its peculiar technique makes all games unique. There´s no need to say that none of them likes to respect the rules, when the game they play is the one that people like. Their magical trowels give back impossible balls. Long days are passing and the balls bounce from here to there forming strange figures. Finally, the referee stops the game with the final toot and falls exhausted on an immoral break. It´s time to say to all the teams: This match has reached its end!
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The Hyena People of Nigeria
In this recent series, the photographer explores a new theme in his work: the pageantry of difference. These photographs are the result of ten-day journey he undertook with a group of travelling minstrels and their entourage of animals: three hyenas, two pythons and four monkeys.
Link to Pieter's site Link to high res images at ShowStudio Link to background story
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