Showing posts with label Iron and Wine. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Iron and Wine. Show all posts

Monday, July 07, 2008

Put it in your calendar now! Studio Opening and Open House in conjunction with the Summer Saturday Street Fair on Seneca Street with art by Savita Joneja and Louisa Striver (Studio A, 210 Seneca Street, Oil City PA) on July 12, 2008 from 5 - 9 pm


The Post Gazette takes a look at what the Penn Brewery brewers are up to at 3 am.


The Johnstown Film and Wine Festival starts on Wednesday.


NyTimes reporter rides the Etape - the only stage of the Tour de France open to everyone.


Comic Artist Michael Turner has died.


Free and Legal Downloads (Today all via Megaupload and courtesy of Mystic Chords of Memory):

Vampire Weekend - Morning Becomes Eclectic, Village Recording Studios; Los Angeles, CA on February 2, 2008


Social Distortion - KROQ Almost Acoustic Christmas, Universal Amphitheatre; Universal City, CA on December 12, 2004

Iron & Wine - Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival, Manchester, TN on June 14, 2008

Against Me! - Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival, Manchester, TN on June 14, 2008

Friday, June 20, 2008

Pittsburgh's Anthrocon which kicks off next week is #5 on Cracked's "8 Geek Conventions God Never Intended" (adult language follows the link):

Wikipedia tells us that Anthrocon is the world's largest furry convention. Which implies there are others. Indeed, what you thought was a curious fetish among a few lonely 14-year-olds who watch a lot of anime, in fact has enough of a fan base to necessitate
conventions.


The NYTimes takes (yet another) look at Weegee's stomping grounds:

Weegee captured night in New York back when it was lonely and desolate and scary. . . He once said he wanted to show that in New York 10 ½ million people lived together in a state of total loneliness.


Soho Photo Gallery of New York City is pleased to announce its Fourth Annual Alternative Processes Competition. Forms of alternative process prints include (but are not limited to): Cyanotype, Van Dyke Brown, Tintype, Bromoil, Platinum, Palladium, and Polaroid© image transfer. Digital prints, c-prints and silver prints are not eligible.

"The prospectus, including entry form, may be downloaded from the website


Slate is offering free political ringtones.


Pittsburgh's Girl Talk, is offering his new album at a name-your-own-price on his label's Web site, www.illegalart.net.


If you're tired of typing so much, you may want be happy to hear that you can now access the blog without the blogspot.


If you'd like to lend a hand, you can plaster this poster for Monday's birthday concert, you know, everywhere.








Free and Legal Downloads:

Today's downloads are from the fine blog Mystic Chords of Memory.

Against Me! - Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival, Venue Unknown; Manchester, TN June 14th, 2008

Ben Folds - Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival, Venue Unknown; Manchester, TN June 14th, 2008

Iron & Wine - Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival, Venue Unknown; Manchester, TN June 14th , 2008

Thursday, September 27, 2007

Back to school and the accompanying germs. I'm down with the flu. Not, that I agree with flu, but rather I'm ill with it...


Newmen play Seneca's Brother Bean on Saturday at 7pm. No cover. It's going to be a fantasic show, and you will regret it if you don't make it.


Kathryn Kuhlman was a was a 20th Century American faith healer. who was based in Franklin, PA around 1948. Now she has her own Myspace page. And, from the comments, people aren't sure if she's alive or dead. Strange.





From the online Derrick:
Photo by Heather Leskanic - Mark Weaver pauses at the door of his family's barn Wednesday along Stoney Lonesome Road just south of Clarion. The pastoral mural was painted over the course of several years by Oil City artist Jill Mattson... Mattson will be hosting a workshop on how music can positively affect your personal aura from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 27.


Sometimes, with so many chain stores, it's easy for us outsiders to forget that Pittsburgh has a thriving indie bookstore scene.


The first show of the Slippery Rock University theater department’s 2007-2008 season is “Tallgrass Gothic,” a haunting story of obsessive love. Tallgrass Gothic is intended for mature audiences. Curtains are at 8 p.m. Sept. 28-29 and Oct. 1-3, with a 2 p.m. matinee Sept. 30 in Miller Auditorium. Tickets are $5 for SRU students and $10 for the general public. Reservations for the 90-minute show may be made in person from 1-2 p.m. weekdays beginning Sept. 17 at the Miller Auditorium Box Office, or by calling 724.738.2645.



Takoma Park MD has a poet lauraeate, but Venango County doesn't?! C'mon!


The Slippery Rock Rocket takes on...poetry?

There's a reason a lot of people hate "poetry". . . and it all comes down to this: it can be boring.
But poetry doesn't have to be that way. We don't have to groan every time a copy of "The Waste Land" by T.S. Eliot graces our presence. That poem has to be one of the most elitist things ever written.
Because it consists of so many allusions to other things, it was almost as if Elliot was just trying to prove his poetical superiority...
Indeed.


The Great Lakes Independent Film Festival starts today and runs through Sunday September 30 at The Roadhouse Theatre (145 West 11th Street Erie PA 16501).


NPR streams a live Okkervill River show on Septemeber 30th. catch live Iron and Wine the night before.

Some free and legal downloads for you. First the latest from Pittsburgh's Karl Hendricks Rock Band (If you're old like me, you remember The Karl Hendrick's Trio). Check out the cover art from Mike Budai (who still owes me a signed print)

The World SaysThe Karl Hendricks Rock Band
"Mediocre Advice" (mp3)
from "The World Says"
(Comedy Minus One)
More On This Album

Next, something from Sonic Youth's frontman
Trees Outside the AcademyThurston
"Frozen Gtr" (mp3)
"Fri/End" (mp3)
from "Trees Outside the Academy"