As I mentioned before, Lastech is now working a graveyard shift and we’re adjusting. It’s not a bad thing. đ Lastech has managed to come home with some very nice pics. Here are a few of them. ALL pics in this post were taken by him.
Now for the bonus pics. Lastech was driving through the neighborhood on his way home from work and had a WTF moment. He couldn’t resist taking pics of the lawn mowers in action.
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Pet Lover music
I just wanted to give a friend and his band a boost. The band plays in the Chicago area.
They played together in Pet Lover from 1997 to 1999 and then split for a while. They remained friends and have played together steadily since 2004.
Chris describes their music style this way:
“harmony-fueled post-punk power popâ
He also says:
Bands whose influence we as a group have claimed include Weezer, The Jam, Jellyfish (shout-out to San Francisco!), Cheap Trick, Buzzcocks.
Cheerful, innit..? Here’s Noel Fielding (“the Mighty Boosh”) again, this time in a clip for the group Kasabian (UK). Enjoy.
Big fans of “the Mighty Boosh” here, we love this vid they (Noel Fielding and Julian Barratt) did for the group Mint Royale.
Also in the clip is Nick Frost (“Shaun of the dead”, “Hot Fuzz”). You might never guess the singer’s actually a ginger.
Enjoy!
Here is one of my favorite pieces of music. Duetto buffo di due gatti means “humorous duet for two cats”. I hope you enjoy it as much as I do.
The cats really enjoyed this. Mazuzu was trying to reach through the screen… Thanks to homogenius for this bit of culture, as I stated before, ballet is big here.
This wonderful, melancholy clip accompanying âvalse tristeâ by Jean Sibelius is an excerpt from the animated film âAllegro non troppoâ by Italian animator Bruno Bozzetto. Bozzettoâs 1976 homage to Disneyâs âFantasiaâ is one of our all time favorites here at JBoD.
This âvalse tristeâ segment has my preference, although the one highlighting Ravelâs âBoleroâ has some personal significance in that âBoleroâ was the first program I took my wife to at the San Francisco Symphony, an unforgettable evening. Even the kittehs approved and gave us space afterwards⌠âNuff said. Note: due YouTube limitations the first 3+ minutes are missing from this recording. The rest is great.
