Meowtron was created using images from the book “Legacy of Cat” by Gloria Stephens, photography by Tetsu Yamazaki. Representation of the ’80s classic Voltron: Defender of the Universe. No animals harmed in the making of this.
via Bounder, natch.
Meowtron was created using images from the book “Legacy of Cat” by Gloria Stephens, photography by Tetsu Yamazaki. Representation of the ’80s classic Voltron: Defender of the Universe. No animals harmed in the making of this.
via Bounder, natch.
Nice little docco on my chum Gareth‘s gallery show the other week, and the record label he’s been associated with these last couple of years.
Here’s the flyer from the show:
There’s loads more where this comes from.
I’m guessing it’s for kids who aren’t allowed outside to play…
via Mr Underwood again.
The interview was a turning point in people’s perception of John Lydon and his public image. Malcolm McLaren and Glitterbest hated it. They never wanted him to do it; and were horrified at his record selections. However, this wasn’t just a case of breaking rank – if it ever even was – it was about music. MUSIC. “Just play the records. They’ll speak for themselves. That’s my idea of fun…”
The records highlighted John’s eclectic musical tastes, and his open-mind. Reggae, folk, soul, avant-garde, and good old rock n roll, it was all there. And not a Stooges or Dolls record in sight.
Quite fascinating and aurally intriguing collection of tunes. I’m sure someone has made this into a mix tape compilation or playlist and I’d love to hear it.
via surfing around looking for Faust downloads…