here's a weird video of Nate Harrison's conceptual art dub plate of a lecture about the Amen Break. I know, I know. It's good. He 'played' this as his 'paper' on my panel at EMP last year. I like it very much. Reminds me of ethnomusicologist Steven Feld's mid-90s to the present work on sound: he makes albums as papers about music culture. Blah blah what is reading, what is the text....go....
and speaking of which, nytimes reports that "celebrity magazines were succeeding because of the "voracious appetite" for articles about "young people of ambition and accomplishment and style." in a piece about magazine circulation. Articles? And here I thought it was all about the call-in voting for whether Nicole Richie looks better in photos with straight or wavy hair. See, that's where Spin went wrong, they should have talked even MORE about Interpol's hair (and less ironically) and then they wouldn't have to move out to granola center, USA. Power to the people, your opinion matters!
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wait, they're moving out to SF for real, or just they have a new SF owner?
no one knows as of yet, so i guess this post is like yelling granola in a crumbling commune.
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