doomandgloomfromthetomb: Basho Live New to me — and new to you, too? There are several amazingly wonderful Robbie Basho live performances/radio sessions over on Archive.org, shedding new light on this astonishing guitarist. Great to hear some of these interviews — for a guy who made spiritual music of the highest level, he’s quite down to earth. Ode To Gravity: An Interview with Robbie Basho, KPFA, San Francisco, CA, November 6, 1974 Deli Natural Restaurant, Cedar Rapids, Iowa, July 21, 1978 Sinclair Auditorium/Coe College, Cedar Rapids, Iowa, July, 22,1978 Stone City General Store in Stone City, Iowa, 1982 Live From Studio One, KUNI, Cedar Falls, Iowa, Febuary 7, 1983 Thanks to Dying For Bad Music for the heads up and RobbieBasho.com for getting it out there. You may also be interested to know that there is a Basho documentary in the works.

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Basho Live

New to me — and new to you, too? There are several amazingly wonderful Robbie Basho live performances/radio sessions over on Archive.org, shedding new light on this astonishing guitarist. Great to hear some of these interviews — for a guy who made spiritual music of the highest level, he’s quite down to earth.

Ode To Gravity: An Interview with Robbie Basho, KPFA, San Francisco, CA, November 6, 1974

Deli Natural Restaurant, Cedar Rapids, Iowa, July 21, 1978

Sinclair Auditorium/Coe College, Cedar Rapids, Iowa, July, 22,1978

Stone City General Store in Stone City, Iowa, 1982

Live From Studio One, KUNI, Cedar Falls, Iowa, Febuary 7, 1983

Thanks to Dying For Bad Music for the heads up and RobbieBasho.com for getting it out there.

You may also be interested to know that there is a Basho documentary in the works.

THOUGHTLESS GRIN An Arthur mixtape compiled by Jay Babcock This new mixtape is now available direct from Arthur to your internet connection as a $3.00 digital download. It’s a collection of songs from recent releases that we’ve been digging lately, sequenced with care for the sensitive mind/ear. Buy Now As an added bonus, each download comes with extended liner notes by long-lost Arthur “critics”/village fools C & D, and a large-size image file of the cover artwork by Lale Westvind. Here are the songs featured on “Thoughtless Grin”: 1. DANIEL BACHMAN – “Sun Over Old Rag” 2. FEEDING PEOPLE – “Other Side” 3. ENDLESS BOOGIE – “Taking Out the Trash” 4. BOMBINO – “Aman” 5. RADAR BROTHERS – “Disappearer” 6. GAP DREAM – “58th St. Fingers” 7. SONNY & THE SUNSETS – “Pretend You Love Me” 8. DEVENDRA BANHART – “Won’t You Come Home” 9. MV & EE – “Turbine” 10. HERBCRAFT – “Full Circle (Eternally)” 11. ARBOURETUM – “Coming Out of the Fog” Engineered by BOBBY TAMKIN at The Sound Ranch. Cover artwork by LALE WESTVIND. Liner notes by C & D. Click the following link to purchase using a debit card, credit card or Paypal account. Buy Now A link containing the “Thoughtless Grin” zip file (digital music file [192kpbs mp3], artwork, credits sheet, liner notes by C & D) will be emailed to you upon payment. All proceeds help Arthur Magazine to resist economic pressures. Thank you kindly, hope you enjoy. Oh, and the title? It’s from Edward Hoagland—more info on that in the download. The Arthur Gang

THOUGHTLESS GRIN
An Arthur mixtape compiled by Jay Babcock

This new mixtape is now available direct from Arthur to your internet connection as a $3.00 digital download. It’s a collection of songs from recent releases that we’ve been digging lately, sequenced with care for the sensitive mind/ear.

Buy Now

As an added bonus, each download comes with extended liner notes by long-lost Arthur “critics”/village fools C & D, and a large-size image file of the cover artwork by Lale Westvind.

Here are the songs featured on “Thoughtless Grin”:

1. DANIEL BACHMAN – “Sun Over Old Rag”

2. FEEDING PEOPLE – “Other Side”

3. ENDLESS BOOGIE – “Taking Out the Trash”

4. BOMBINO – “Aman”

5. RADAR BROTHERS – “Disappearer”

6. GAP DREAM – “58th St. Fingers”

7. SONNY & THE SUNSETS – “Pretend You Love Me”

8. DEVENDRA BANHART – “Won’t You Come Home”

9. MV & EE – “Turbine”

10. HERBCRAFT – “Full Circle (Eternally)”

11. ARBOURETUM – “Coming Out of the Fog”

Engineered by BOBBY TAMKIN at The Sound Ranch.
Cover artwork by LALE WESTVIND.
Liner notes by C & D.

Click the following link to purchase using a debit card, credit card or Paypal account.

Buy Now

A link containing the “Thoughtless Grin” zip file (digital music file [192kpbs mp3], artwork, credits sheet, liner notes by C & D) will be emailed to you upon payment.

All proceeds help Arthur Magazine to resist economic pressures.

Thank you kindly, hope you enjoy. Oh, and the title? It’s from Edward Hoagland—more info on that in the download.

The Arthur Gang

doomandgloomfromthetomb: Daniel Bachman :: 12/22/12 - 12/28/12 Grab a tour-only release recorded late last year, via Broadcasts from Poor Farm. They say: “This CDr is the first to feature Daniel on lap slide guitar. This recent tour saw him performing a new composition on it as well. ‘Nandina’ is my personal favorite - choice cut, prime grade stuff here. Banjo player Charlie Devine accompanies Daniel on the bulk of these tunes.” Daniel Bachman and Michael Sage :: Low In the High Desert This super-limited cassette release is sold out, but you can download this improv session, recorded last month in Fort Collins, CO, at the link above, courtesy of the Patient Sounds label. And of course, go get Bachman’s Seven Pines and Oh Be Joyful, both released last year. Really, really great stuff.

doomandgloomfromthetomb:

Daniel Bachman :: 12/22/12 - 12/28/12

Grab a tour-only release recorded late last year, via Broadcasts from Poor Farm. They say: “This CDr is the first to feature Daniel on lap slide guitar. This recent tour saw him performing a new composition on it as well. ‘Nandina’ is my personal favorite - choice cut, prime grade stuff here. Banjo player Charlie Devine accompanies Daniel on the bulk of these tunes.”

Daniel Bachman and Michael Sage :: Low In the High Desert

This super-limited cassette release is sold out, but you can download this improv session, recorded last month in Fort Collins, CO, at the link above, courtesy of the Patient Sounds label.

And of course, go get Bachman’s Seven Pines and Oh Be Joyful, both released last year. Really, really great stuff.

doomandgloomfromthetomb:

“Hero Blues” - Bob Dylan & The Band, Chicago Stadium, Chicago, IL, January 3, 1974

Here’s something cool. Dylan kicked off his 1974 jaunt with The Band — his first tour in nearly eight years — with a deep obscurity, the Freewheelin’ outtake, “Hero Blues” (the original of which you can hear here). Totally random — though I suppose its anti-hero worship message was perhaps directed at the audience. And then, naturally, they never played it again. Dylan probably hasn’t even thought about this song since the last notes rang out that night in Chicago. But it’s a kickass version, and it’s paired with some shakey, new-to-me Super-8 audience footage here. It’s like you’re there! And wearing someone else’s glasses!

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pictureboxinc:

The PictureBox Subscription Plan: Everything published by PictureBox in the year 2013!

This year will most likely include the following titles:

SPRING/SUMMER

-Ben Jones: Men’s Group (art/comics/design by Los Angeles master)
-Blutch: So Long, Silver Screen (graphic novel translated from the French)
-The Passion of Gengoroh Tagame (gay erotic comics, translated from the Japanese)
-C.F.: MERE (Joseph Beuys + Roy Crane = best comics)
-Sun Ra + Aye Aton: Space, Interiors and Exteriors, 1972 (photography from transformative year)
-Shigeru Sugiura: Last of the Mohicans (classic 1974 graphic novel translated from the Japanese)
-Brandon Graham: Walrus (cartoon drawings school you))
-Jesse Pearson, ed.: Nudity Today (nude photography from 11 young artists)
-Chris Martin: Drawings (35 years of shamanistic drawings)
-Julia Chiang: Coming Together, Coming Apart (emotive paintings and sculpture)
-Joe Bradley: Drawings (Must anticipated, long awaited book of 100 works)

FALL:

-Diplo + Shane McCauley: Blow Your Head 2: NYC (photography on the floor)
-Anya Davidson: School Spirits (debut graphic novel of contempo life)
-Richard Kern: Contact High (naked women smoking weed)
-Seiichi Hayashi: Gold Pollen and Other Stories (Gorgeous and searing late-1960s comics translated from the Japanese)
-Yuichi Yokoyama: World Map Room (graphic novel translated from the Japanese)
-Eddie Martinez: Paintings (bravado painting survey)
-Matthew Thurber: INFOMANIACS (graphic novel satire of digital life)
-Osamu Tezuka: The Mysterious Underground Men (Classic 1947 graphic novel translated from the Japanese)
-Wes Lang (the American iconographer’s first monograph)

And probably a few more, but you never can tell. Whatever we publish in 2013 you shall receive. Plus, any advance order premiums (bookplates, signed copies) will be included as well.

ALL THIS FOR $300 (plus a one-time shipping fee). THAT’S A 45% SAVINGS OFF THE COVER PRICES.

When I think of this year of publishing I think of the following words: sex; contemplation; beauty; bite; weed, hilarity; terror; intimidation; inspiration; canon; history; cartography; stupefied; bonafide.

Notes:

1) If you subscribe at any time in 2013 you will receive ALL of the above books.

2) If you change your address, please send an email to: orders@pictureboxinc.com

3) You might see other items pop up on the web site that PictureBox distributes but does not publish. Those will not be included in the subscription.

4) If you wish to order additional items throughout the year please note that we cannot combine the shipping with subscription items.

5) Things happen in life. Sometimes people are flakey. Sometimes they are especially well-organized. Sometimes the dog hides under the couch. What I’m trying to say is that some of these titles and schedules may change. But I guarantee that your $300 will get you at least 20 satisfying printed experiences at a discount of 45% or more.

There’s a lot to look forward to from PictureBox in 2013, and for those of you who aren’t prepared to plunk down for the whole kit and kaboodle at this time, don’t worry – we’ll have it all at Copacetic!

thisishangingrockcomics: blameaspartame: thisishangingrockcomics: i did a poster for joel’s band dstvv and a gig they’re doing with useless eaters, snow wite, and froth at burger records on friday the 29th! if you live near fullerton, cali you should go cause it’s free, for all ages, and great bands are gonna be there!!  SO STOKED ABOUT THIS SHOW BUT EVEN MORE STOKED ABOUT THIS POSTER TAYLOR RULES SO HARD hey reminder that if you live in or near fullerton california that you should go to the useless eaters/snow wite/dstvv/froth show this friday at burger records cause it’s cool and free and all ages !!

thisishangingrockcomics:

blameaspartame:

thisishangingrockcomics:

i did a poster for joel’s band dstvv and a gig they’re doing with useless eaters, snow wite, and froth at burger records on friday the 29th! if you live near fullerton, cali you should go cause it’s free, for all ages, and great bands are gonna be there!! 

SO STOKED ABOUT THIS SHOW BUT EVEN MORE STOKED ABOUT THIS POSTER TAYLOR RULES SO HARD

hey reminder that if you live in or near fullerton california that you should go to the useless eaters/snow wite/dstvv/froth show this friday at burger records cause it’s cool and free and all ages !!

“Five years in the making…Trippin’ Balls returns with psycholicious avengeance…In this new episode Brother JT with his pianist extraordinare Flip McNair and guest Twig Harper discuss time travel without the use of drugs…and experimenting with salvia divinorum…”