9.30.2009

Easy Money



Classic.

posted by t- at 00:24

9.29.2009

Remember






Remember .those quiet evenings (oblique strategies)

posted by t- at 10:10

9.28.2009

Mr. Blue




There is such a wealth in this ongoing project, brought to us by David Lynch.

Check out the latest interview of Mr. Blue:

"I haven't made any enemies. I haven't made a lot of friends. Haven't set the world on fire, but by the same token I haven't spoiled anybody's fun. So, I'm satisfied with my life."

posted by t- at 23:22

Wow and Flutter

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1994. Mars Audiac Quintet. (Elaeudanlateiteia.)

posted by t- at 22:46

9.25.2009

Witch Cults of the Radio Age



I am a big fan of Broadcast. Can't wait 'til they hit the Great American Music Hall on 11/3.

posted by t- at 19:35

9.24.2009

Use 'unqualified' people






Use 'unqualified' people (oblique strategies)

posted by t- at 23:45

Go Outside






Go outside. Shut the door (Oblique Strategies)

posted by t- at 08:18

9.23.2009

Nudge



inudge.net has a pretty cool little tone matrix tool/widget. I'm just scratching the surface right now, but you'll quickly get the idea. Take what I started above and make it your own.

As they say: Everyone can create music.

posted by t- at 21:06

Look






Look at the order in which you do things (Oblique Strategies)

posted by t- at 08:04

Somebody's Vip




Here's the result of some late night experiments with MixCloud.com. The site and widget are pretty cool. If I were a DJ, I'd use this all the time.

Happy listening.

posted by t- at 02:19

9.22.2009

Waking The Blind Idiot God





This is such a damn fine little collection of tunes from a talented crew in West Oakland, CA.

Give it a spin!

posted by t- at 11:55

Think






Think: Inside the work / Outside the work (Oblique Strategies)

posted by t- at 07:18

9.08.2009

Blinks




I've been working on a visual version of Autopilot lately, which is run manually through a series of semi-coordinated muscle movements in a very old school way:

1) Grab an Oblique Strategy or any desired quote/words printed on a card.
2) Place it over any desired image/thing.
3) Take a snapshot.

It wouldn't be difficult to automate this programatically, as was done with Autopilot, but the process itself is enjoyable.

It's like gardening. Or taking a stroll.

For now, they're called Blinks.

If you don't already own a set of Oblique Strategy cards, you should:
http://www.enoshop.co.uk/

It's one £30 investment you won't regret.





















posted by t- at 20:19