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- Quote of the day
- Life! Life is life!
- Some photos from Rose's radio show last night
- Something for the academics to ponder
- Final hand-in
- Behold the man
- Doctor Who theme played on Tesla coils
- Jesus fucking hell
- Henry Flynt
- The anti-ideology
- Dave Hickey on Francis Picabia
- Changes and continuities
- Old drunk
- Exciting!
- A possible introduction
- Art in the media
- And Nietzsche again
- Nietzsche against contemporaries
- Something in Wellington to go to
- Where art belongs, the video
- For Rose
- Situationist presentation
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8 comments:
Hmmmm. Not their best work.. and as for that 'fan' video! Yikes.
As you oft remind me, I am going to die and my existence is futile, so perhaps it should be "Tod! Tod ist tod!".
Hard to look past a naturalist,teutonic set of jugs but I prefer "Across the Universe"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_q5mlb3Bjzs&feature=related
Their cover of Queen "One Vision" is a goody
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iWAPXWNthDg
I kinda felt by the time they were covering the Beatles, Stones, Europe and Queen that they had well and truly jumped the shark. But I may be being a snob, again.
Mid 1990s. Wadestown. Head full of acid. Life is Life on repeat. Marching to Parliament with bananas. I will never forget that...
Bananas?
Stephen R: I don't remember that. Was I there?
Stephen C: You're talking nonsense, and have quite spectacularly missed the point.
To paraphrase St Augustine: 'I live, because it is absurd.'
We decided to throw bananas at the politicians from the public gallery (I thought you were there Mr C? However my mind had been considerably rearranged). Luckily for everyone we became disoriented at the parliament lawn. I accidently kicked and destroyed a luncher's coke bottle - watched it slowly shatter and fall to earth like a dying star. We were seen off by sweaty peturbed civil servants angry at our lack of employment.
Here's to the 90s! The 90s!
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