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We made our way to “The Happening”. Our directions were to find the big white cube parked somewhere around 11th and SE Morrison. Cube was parked outside a club. Unbelievable. 6 guys stuffed in a delivery truck converted to a traveling FBI band (no, seriously, all the electronic equipment in the back could have passed for surveillance ……. well, except for the 6 mini piano keyboards in front of each operator. In a more traditional setting - a club, a concert venue, a workshop/classroom, any stage, this would have been butt crack boring (think Merzbow). But the location, the open air, the warm night, the people spilling out of the club for a smoke break, the collective enthusiasm and wonder generated by all of us, the fairly innovative use of ambient noise and drum kit rhythms, seeing the equipment and the operators operating at such close range and getting a feel for the ensemble (I hate arena concerts…..which I term spectacles because there is nothing remotely music-magic about them) drove home the magic of Live Music, chamber style, updated with modern “instruments” and use of improvisation.

Packed house at Josh’s surprise birthday party. (Taken with instagram)

Tom tries to invoke a rule at Rob. Rob has a seizure.

Tom Scharpling (Executive Producer Of “Monk”) (by arthurkade)

This was great.

mattedits:

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emilyaxford:

Film students, present and past, please enjoy this sketch written by me and Dan Gurewitch.

A favorite sketch written by two of my favorite sketch written-ers ever.

This is really amazing… and frighteningly accurate.

Here’s a video I directed poking fun at Film School and all the silly things we used to do. It was written by Emily and Dan, produced by Creighton, edited by Nick, VO by Kelly, and shot by Carl. 

This was super fun to direct because I got to throw in a lot of homages to films my friends and I made. For instance the titles: “If Nick” and “Sorrowful Repentance” are two titles of shorts I made in college (I know). The title “Friday Night Riot” is a throw back to the public access show my friends and I had in high school called, “Tuesday Night Riot.” The shots in the, “Life In The Key Of A-Minor” are all similar to a couple of movies I made in high school and my good friend Bryan made Freshman year of college. Also Bryan makes a guest appearance as Bertrand Peffercorn. 

And my favorite homage is the title, “Miles Apart”, which is a reference to a student film my friend Travis directed in college. The film starred a young Josh Ruben and Sam Reich who, at the time, I didn’t know and now I work with. Enjoy it and Reblog it!

How did they not cover “Chasing a guy carrying a briefcase (preferably through a parking garage or dorm building)”?

I wish I could go to RIT screenings again. I LOVE BAD STUDENT FILMS.

whiterainbow:

check out my band (Taken with instagram)

Shadows (Live Hardware Edit) - Dub Techno on Octatrack & Machinedrum (by jmyhrman)

Recommended if you like Vladislav Delay. Chill vibez.

The Miracles Club - “I Can’t Help It” (by Experimental ½ Hour)

Dudes really killed it with the new vid. I wish silent movies would make a comeback just so Ryan could star in them. The “bust” of Raf! I love it.

Tumblr support just emailed me about a copyright violation!

nickdouglas:

blahblahblasphemy:

Never had that problem before, but honestly I’m just kind of shocked that after yesterday anybody would complain about copyright violation.

But you know, whatevs. Das coo brah.

It’s like rain on Tumblr’s wedding day.

Tumblr is probably responding to a DMCA request filed by the copyright owner. That’s how it’s supposed to work. The point of all the protests is that this system is already in place, so we don’t need new laws that would shut down whole websites. It wasn’t a protest in favor of copyright violation.

Refused - Liberation Frequency (by macca677)

Atari Teenage Riot - Destroy 2000 years of culture (by Nightbreed27)

SUPPORT SOPA / PIPA

Kill the shopping mall Internet! Reverse the gentrification of The Wired! KICK OFF THE HALF-ASSES AND TEENY BOPPERS! We want our nerdspace back!!!!

(via American Halo | ROB WALMART)

New Rob Album: DIRECTER

Partial lyrics:

“I know a lotta people say that Rob’s too free. Ain’t that what we was born for? To get free and loose? I believe that this band and this country separated from England, so we could be a little more free, and a little more loose. This band’s not about English people who listened to American music and came back with their English person American music. No, this is straight up American music. People who were born here, came here, somehow immigrated here, snuck under the fence at some point, got to America and were Americans and raised the flag and said WE SHOULD RE-AMERICA, WE SHOULD RE-OCCUPY THIS NATION, AND WE SHOULD RE-IMMIGRATE. America. Americans. I’m asking you right now would you like to have a special experience in your lifestyle where you check out a band that pushes boundaries?”

I get speaker’s fees from time to time, but not very much.
Mitt Romney humbly referencing the $374,327.62 in speaker’s fees he earned last year, an average of $41,592 per speech. (via officialssay)

Keep an eye out for Hanksy.

Poison Sockets (by furyandfilth)

Might as well post my favorite Serafinowicz video.

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Cruisin 2010

NEXT LEVEL CRUISE PHOTOGRAPHY

Old Website Photos

Trip to Bliss

The Bratz Movie: A Goldmine

Autogenerated Set of my "Most Interesting" Pics

Heck Fest 07

Lutheridge

My New Specs

YACHT on a Yacht

Faking It Release Party

Future So Bright

Mt. Hood

Christmas 2006

Thanksgiving 2006

Candidates Gone Wild

Novelty Food & Drink

MacBook Woes

Urban Honking Company (And Friends) Picnic

Earth Day 2006

virtual tour of our house

Move to Portland

Pristeen Canteen 2005

Christmas 2004

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