I’ve loved the song “Dickhead” for a while, but I’ve gotten the Kate Nash album and am really enjoying it all. Here’s the song I can’t stop listening to:
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Go buy it. Consider it highly recommended:
Kate Nash – Made of Bricks
I am also really enjoying Fleet Foxes. Check it.
Squares, Grids, and Checks, also available on Amazon
So I’ve got four pictures in this book. The UPS man just delivered it. it’s really cool! I’m happy to be a part of it. Mine are images 012, 177, 199, and 647.
I noticed there were also a lot of pictures by Robby Garbett, who I love:
www.flickr.com/photos/lawntffoto/
Coolness!
I was feeling a little low energy yesterday (Mr. Pollen, it really is time to go) and decided to stay in. I didn’t have much on my TiVo I felt like watching, but nowadays, I don’t need TV to have something good to watch. Instead, I watched The Carolina Chocolate Drops recent concert in Amsterdam and Al Gore’s recent Ted talk about the climate crisis. A seriously uplifting evening of viewing, and it was all free, thanks to my glorious interwebz. If you’re so inclined, I offer my evening to you, next time you’re feeling uninspired and need a lift.My favorite song in the set is “Hit’m Up Style”. You can easily get to that by going straight to the direct concert page and double-clicking on Track 17. This track has this intense driving rhythm and a powerful kickass vocal. Check it out.
I’ve been meaning to blog about this for a while, but this is definitely the day. As many of you know, the student body president at UNC was killed earlier this week. Two days before she died, she participated in Tony Diefel’s most recent photography project. He is the guy who did that Seeing Beyond Sight challenge that I loved so much last year at Explosure. His new project asks people to write why they do what they do on their hand and take a portrait. Here is Eve Carson’s:
Tony is very passionate about what he does. I highly recommend that you participate in the project. Here’s the basic idea:
WDYDWYD is a worldwide community-art project to answer the simple question “why do you do what you do?” by combining an image and text in a creative way.
I hope he gets a Flickr group started soon. He’ll get more responses than he knows what to do with! Think I’ll email him about that right this moment!
Now sub to his blog feed: Link
