Monday, November 22, 2010

Miss Thing, there is no guestlist TONIGHT!


Bbob Drake, d/b/a Fluxmonkey, will have performed at Now That's Class 
(TUE, 11/23/10)

ARVO ZYLO (Mister Fuckhead, Chicago) / Murderous Vision / Fluxmonkey / Black Mayonaise / Node

11213 Detroit Avenue
Cleveland, OH 44102 UNITED

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"One 'cello will do. But two vould be better."

Fred Lonberg-Holm, of Ballister, which also includes Dave Rempis on sax and Paal Nilssen-Love on drums.
They played at Now That's Class, 11213 Detroit Avenue, Cleveland, OH 44102.

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Along with the Alex Henry-Nate Scheible duo.  Hey, Nate's in Tonguing...


Poster by John G.

http://ninepanelgrid.blogspot.com/2010/11/pachyderm-deity.html

Wednesday, November 17, 2010

Two 'cellos are better than one.

Oddly enough, my public musical debut was playing 'cello, in a high school performance of John Cage's 4'33".

Friday, November 12, 2010

Concrete.

Lipograms are where it's at.

Living in he pas, but only mosly.

I am a wee bit tired of making up ridiculous anagrams.

I am not sure why this photo came up while I was doing an image-search for "Luigi Bob Drake," but I suppose that it is an electronic instrument, and the different colored buttons control different parameters, and the candles ranked along the left side are like Theremin antennae.  I could be wrong; stupider things have happened.

Thursday, November 11, 2010

ingotung

This is one pretty graphic, but don't forget, you can prove anything with facts...

Wednesday, November 10, 2010

G In On Gut

FOR A DRUMMER

  • (For Eric) 1966. Drum on something you have never drummed on before / Drum with something you have never drummed with before.
  • 1966. Fluxversion 1. Performer drums with drum sticks or drum brushes over the surface of wet mud or thick glue until brushes or sticks get stuck and can't be lifted.
  • 1966. Fluxversion 2. Performer drums with sticks over a leaking feather pillow making the feathers escape the pillow.
  • 1966. Fluxversion 3. Performer drums over drum with 2 ends of slightly leaky water hose.
  • 1966. Fluxversion 4. Performer drums over drum with rolled newspapers until the rolls disintegrate.
  • 1966. Fluxversion 5. Performer dribbles a ping-pong ball between a hand-held racket and drum skin.
  • 1966. Fluxversion 6. Performer drums with mallets or hammers on a helmet worn by another performer.
  • 1966. Fluxversion 7. Performer drums with brushes inside a vessel filled with cream until cream is thick.
by George Brecht

On Tuggin

Nate's drums after a heavy set.