
Wednesday, January 30, 2008
Conspiracy NYC Update: Delicious Synchronicity
A few days ago I posted about a photo I took of a gentleman who runs around Wall Street dressed like a priest holding signs with crazed anti-Semitic slogans:
Labels:
anti-christ,
conspiracy,
psychedelia,
wall street
Monday, January 28, 2008
Arcana Obscura Review (1/26/08)
Playlist and Archive for Saturday (1/26/08)
Highlights:
I hoped to get some videos of songs played but the pickings were scarce. I played the soundtrack to the Kenneth Anger film Lucifer Rising, composed and performed by Jimmy Page. Jimmy Page and Anger had a fight so Page wouldn't let him use it. What to do? Get Manson Family member Bobby Beausoleil to make a new one from prison! I couldn't find a satisfactory trailer of the film but I instead found this video of two metal dudes in a Barnes & Noble being more metal than you'll ever be:
I also played the excellent "Hymn 43" by Jethro Tull. Here is a video of some guy playing the bongos along to the song, with a special surprise at the end:
And finally, another highlight was "Shine On Brightly" by psychedelic mainstay, Procol Harum. Unfortunately, the only thing I could find was a man who believes lava lamps and darkness are acceptable music video fodder. So just consider this audio:
The day ain't fucking over.
Highlights:
I hoped to get some videos of songs played but the pickings were scarce. I played the soundtrack to the Kenneth Anger film Lucifer Rising, composed and performed by Jimmy Page. Jimmy Page and Anger had a fight so Page wouldn't let him use it. What to do? Get Manson Family member Bobby Beausoleil to make a new one from prison! I couldn't find a satisfactory trailer of the film but I instead found this video of two metal dudes in a Barnes & Noble being more metal than you'll ever be:
I also played the excellent "Hymn 43" by Jethro Tull. Here is a video of some guy playing the bongos along to the song, with a special surprise at the end:
And finally, another highlight was "Shine On Brightly" by psychedelic mainstay, Procol Harum. Unfortunately, the only thing I could find was a man who believes lava lamps and darkness are acceptable music video fodder. So just consider this audio:
The day ain't fucking over.
Conspiracy Watch NYC: Salvation à la Mode and a Cup of Tea
I was walking on Wall Street when I noticed a old priest prowling about, brandishing a crucifix and a sign, getting Bronx cheers from all the traders and tourists. I quickly pursued and yelled "Hey!" He suddenly turned around with a jaunty ghoulish grin and I snapped this photo:
His sign read "ACLU JEWS ARE ANTI-CHRIST." I was confused as to whether these aforementioned Jews were simply anti-christ or whether they were all simultaneously, the Anti-Christ. We may never know.
His sign read "ACLU JEWS ARE ANTI-CHRIST." I was confused as to whether these aforementioned Jews were simply anti-christ or whether they were all simultaneously, the Anti-Christ. We may never know.
Labels:
aclu,
anti-christ,
conspiracy,
jews,
new york,
wall street
Sunday, January 27, 2008
For Your Future's Sake, I'm The Candidate
For Today For Tomorrow Forever!
He's Bringing Dandy Back... For America
Labels:
dorian gray,
literature,
oscar wilde,
politics,
presidential election
Friday, January 25, 2008
A Letter From Jinx Dawson
A little while back I wrote to Jinx Dawson of Coven regarding the short article I wrote earlier in this blog. This was her response:
My Dearest A...
I thank thee for thy most kind comments...The blood in my veins warmeth...I was so intriqued by thy blog site I put a section at my pages for my cherished friends to get to thee...And I thank Thee Most Humbly....Thy Friend...J
Seriously, I think she must have bathed in Ayesha's flaming pools beneath the ruins of Kor. She still looks as good she did when she recorded Blood on the Snow.
Thursday, January 24, 2008
Plastic Tales Review (1/21/08)
Playlist and Archive for Monday (1/21/07)
Highlights:
Here is Arthur Brown performing Eternal Messenger at the first Glastonbury Festival in 1971 (note the KISS makeup way before KISS thought of it):
Here is a most ridiculous video by the Wallace Collection:
And here are the Amboy Dukes performing "Journey to the Center of the Mind" featuring a very young gun enthusiast Ted Nugent:
And of course, there was Sam Gopal fronted by Lemmy Kilmister.
I host next on 2/4/08!
Update: I just noticed that guy at the beginning of the Arthur Brown video might as well be Hyde from That 70s Show. And Charlie Manson shows up at 1:43. And Jesus, could white people ever dance?
Highlights:
Here is Arthur Brown performing Eternal Messenger at the first Glastonbury Festival in 1971 (note the KISS makeup way before KISS thought of it):
Here is a most ridiculous video by the Wallace Collection:
And here are the Amboy Dukes performing "Journey to the Center of the Mind" featuring a very young gun enthusiast Ted Nugent:
And of course, there was Sam Gopal fronted by Lemmy Kilmister.
I host next on 2/4/08!
Update: I just noticed that guy at the beginning of the Arthur Brown video might as well be Hyde from That 70s Show. And Charlie Manson shows up at 1:43. And Jesus, could white people ever dance?
Wednesday, January 23, 2008
Is There Life On Mars?
Sailors fighting in the dance hall
Oh man, look at those cavemen go
It's the freakiest show
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