The Millions posted an essay of mine today on hitRECord’s new book, in which I basically say this:
“The most remarkable thing about Tiny Stories is the experimental, collaborative process behind its creation and the high quality of work that’s resulted from it. This is not what one would expect from a site where anyone can upload whatever they want and everyone can remix everyone else’s work and use it to make whatever.”
— Bob Dylan
“Le Blues de Memphis,” made for French TV in the 70s. I especially like the loosely paraphrased subtitles for the interview segment, around the 8 min mark.
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The Bygone Bureau just posted an essay I wrote about something crazy that happened to me in Philly a few years ago. It concerns the rifles seen in the background of the above photo, in which I am for some reason raising an empty glass.
Smart lad to slip betimes away
From fields where glory does not stay,
And early though the laurel grows
It withers quicker than the rose.
It’s nice to know, although it’s a little unsettling, that Amazon has a category specifically for people like me.
If you’re driving around Denver, look out for our new Stranahan’s billboards, featuring our new logo, label, and bottle designs.
Cartographic Birds & Plants by Claire Brewster
The artist, as an outsider, is ideally placed for picking up that...
C24/414 Decca Tree (MS!) through the SSL. This may sound like gobbledygook to you now, but let me assure you, it sounds amazing in person
The calm before the storm. Minna setting up for Looper strings today!
Fantasy Studios, San Francisco
Chart City!
Next week we record the orchestral elements for the Looper score and I’m getting ready with charts a-plenty. In my world, basses are...
Sunday mornings are usually for brunch, but today is for conforming. Sort of takes me back to Super Mario Brothers. Trading one sort of computer...
