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“Welcome to Cyberspace!” declared Time in 1995, when they published a special issue introducing its readers to the hot-button issue of the “information superhighway”. Approaching this strange new technology cautiously, with hyperbole abound, the issue attempted to break things down with a veritable lexicon of new vocabulary that failed to catch on. For instance:
“Information may still be delivered in magazines and newspapers (atoms), but the real value is in the contents (bits). We pay for our goods and services with cash (atoms), but the ebb and flow of capital around the world is carried out [...] in electronic funds transfers (bits).”

Also, what’s a “teleputer”? Anyway, innacuracies are to be expected from a 12-year-old issue of Time, but I only bring it up because I was obsessed with the issue as a child. I wanted to “touch cyberspace” as one article claimed I would be able to.

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Last night I saw for the third time at one of my favorite stores, , on Fairfax. The I saw him play was at The Echo, and it was a disappointing affair. He didn’t have a backing band that time, so he was constantly fiddling with a highly complicated series of analog playback hookups, wearing an ammo strap loaded with cassette tapes. He took so much time fiddling with tapes and knobs that the audience eventually lost interest (with the exception of a few drunk hos who decided it would be a good idea to take the stage and dance drunkenly behind him) and he became visibly despondent, before eventually storming off stage.

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I know I’m a little late on the bandwagon here, since this came out several weeks ago– but when I first saw the trailer for , I thought it was just going to be another quirky pastel-colored romantic comedy. I was pleasantly surprised to discover an altogether original film that is by turns hilarious and heartbreaking. Chuck & Buck writer presents the audience with another character propelled on a path towards anti-social behavior, but the difference here is that we actually care about her, not in the least due to Molly Shannon’s stellar performance.

In fact, everyone is amazing in Year of the Dog. It’s not easy to juggle comedy and earnestness, but Shannon, Laura Dern and especially Peter Sarsgaard do just that with unexpected nuance. With less talented performers, it would have been easy to simply laugh at the characters without feeling any connection with them. And they couldn’t have asked for a better venue to display their talents than through White’s thoughtful and authentic script. As a first-time director, too, he shows off a keen sense for comedic timing and striking compositions. But I’ll stop gushing and simply command you all to see this film as soon as possible. Seriously, like, leave now. At these prices, tickets won’t last long.

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Let me tell you about two of my favorite movies. They’re born from the late Cold War and they’re both love stories about the end of the world.

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62 Pictures (that I had nothing to do with)

When I’m online and I see a picture I like, I save it to a huge folder full of random crap on my hard drive. I’ve been doing this for years, and that folder has amounted to a veritable gold mine of rad, covering the spectrum of everything wonderful and amazing. Sometimes I put together carefully selected mixes of these pictures on CDs for my friends, so I thought I’d try implementing that idea here.

A lot of these pictures are from blogs that I frequent on a regular basis, some of which are on the list to your right. Since I don’t remember where most of these came from, I won’t try and credit all the sources. If you took one of these photos, just know that I love it/you. Anyway, enjoy!

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Parker Posey, Lightning Bolt, Becky Stark, and Reno 911!

1. Went to a show at ‘s studio.

I tagged along with my roommates and their boyfriends last week for an intimate gathering comprised of Shepard Fairey, everyone’s favorite avant-garde noise band, us, and four hundred other sweaty kids. It was so packed that we didn’t get anywhere near Lightning Bolt as they finally took the floor, after a couple of warm-up acts. Sarah and I stood on a couch for a few minutes, trying to catch a glimpse of the performance– a task rendered near-impossible by the swaying mass of excited fans surounding the band– through the giant suspended rounded mirror pointing down at them. Eventually we gave up, sat down on the couch next to three bored chollas who were text-ing away, closed our eyes and listened to the noise.

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I went to the opening of the new “” show last night with my friend . Bob is into some of the artists, so we figured we’d just drop by, not expecting the extraordinarily long line out front. It took almost 45 minutes to get inside, and then we had to inch our way around the gallery, which was filled to the brim with video game nerds, art lovers, and everyone in between.

There were at least three news reports being shot for video-gamed themed premium cable channels you’ve never heard of. They have some some fun pieces up, and it’s definitely worth checking out– it’ll be up at Gallery 1988 on Melrose until May 12th. Here are some pictures from the event.

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  This is a piece of art I just bought at one of my favorite stores in Los Angeles, . It’s hanging up next to my monthly calendar.

It is called “Burger Halen” and it’s by , who is also in a great band called . John Cusack’s wild fantasies in , anyone?

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Today I did a photo shoot for the band . Here are some of the pictures…

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If you take a walk through the woods, or drive down to the local laundromat, you may find yourself wishing for some music to enliven your journey. If you’re waiting at the dentist’s office and there are seven people in line ahead of you, you may find yourself reaching for your iPod. If you’re visiting relatives and everyone’s asleep, but you’re still very much awake, you may decide to slip on your headphones. In those cases, listen to this podcast.

Track Listing:

1. Electric Light Orchestra – Yours Truly 2095
2. Tuxedomoon – No Tears for the Creatures of the Night
3. Patrick Wolf – Get Lost
4. My Bloody Valentine – To Here Knows When
5. Kool & The Gang – Stone Love
6. The Lightning Seeds – The Life of Riley
7. Lee Hazlewood – For a Day Like Today
8. Wilco – Impossible Germany
9. Doves – Zither
10. Andrew Bird – Yawny at the Apocalypse
11. Deerhunter – Fluorescent Grey
12. Blonde Redhead – Dr. Strangeluv


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