Some interesting Soviet Architectural Drawings from the thirties. These were all unrealised projects, as the website says. Learn some soviet history and see cool artwork at the same time.
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Instead of music today, you get video. Blue – a cool cg cartoon. A small robot wakes up on some kind of orbiting lab / space station and becomes mischevious. Great animation. Link opens as a BitTorrent, you need to have it installed.
In other news, Chuck Norris jokes are completely hilarious. Especially if you just whip out two or three at a time to your co-workers as a running all-day gag.
Revelations: A Star Wars fan film.
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Links for New Years:
Free Solo Piano. A collection of excellent modern piano compositions.
Talking History – An interesting radio show covering different aspects of American History.
Sal Bonavita’s flamenco page. MP3’s and videos of Sal playing his flamenco guitar.
That will do it for now, keep checking back for more music.
Links
Links for New Years:
Free Solo Piano. A collection of excellent modern piano compositions.
Talking History – An interesting radio show covering different aspects of American History.
Sal Bonavita’s flamenco page. MP3’s and videos of Sal playing his flamenco guitar.
That will do it for now, keep checking back for more music.
Links
Three great links for today. The first is DJ Keltech, a turntablist DJ who likes to play dressup while doing his thing. A great set of videos, especially check out the star wars vid. Second is a video of a guy called Kid Beyond, an Ableton Live user who creates entire songs with his voice. Make sure you have broadband for this one. Next up is Extreme Music, an awesome flash site that provides listenable (not downloadable) music in a variety of styles. Classical, electro, world, and just about everything else are represented here. Click away and have fun!
Catacombs of France
Paris, France. Home of the Eiffel Tower, The Thinker, The Louvre and the Mona Lisa. Just below the city streets lies a maze of tunnels. In the late 18th century, hundreds of thousands of Parisian remains were placed in the tunnels. WARNING: Not for the faint of heart! < Images >
One man took the time to write his story about exploring the catacombs of Paris. An interesting and tense read.
And while I’m at it, check out the magazine Infiltration, go ahead and feed the bit of counter-culturalist inside yourself.