Re: FLUXLIST: Fw: Lunch
On 1427 Safar 16, at 12:11 AM, suse wrote: and yet the music you play is enormously complex--no? Yes, it's often unnecessarily complex too.R~ Playing: http://imagegen.last.fm/ejeculne/recenttracks/rostasi.gif Anthony Braxton is at the Iridium in NYC this weekend with a twelvetet--strings, brass, winds and electronics!
Re: FLUXLIST: Fw: Lunch
On 1427 Safar 16, at 7:59 AM, suse wrote:On 1427 Safar 16, at 12:11 AM, suse wrote:and yet the music you play is enormously complex--no?Yes, it's often unnecessarily complex too.R~Playing:http://imagegen.last.fm/ejeculne/recenttracks/rostasi.gif Anthony Braxton is at the Iridium in NYC this weekend with a twelvetet--strings, brass, winds and electronics! Yes! sounds like it'd be great!I'll be in DC this week. h..R~Now Playing:http://imagegen.last.fm/ejeculne/recenttracks/rostasi.gif
Re: FLUXLIST: Fw: Lunch
If you go-take the Amtrak 92--if you can afford it take a cabinette--Meals are very good--Aside from a few snobs and sobs the ride is exceptionally tranquil. A man named Reggie Williams was attendant that day--a wonderful person who handled some white-haired whiners with aplomb. Me, I'll be at Irish Beatnik night--and its afteraftects But still dealing with effects of Chemo Might have to sit right here. Suse - Original Message - From: Rod Stasick To: FLUXLIST@scribble.com Sent: Friday, March 17, 2006 9:40 AM Subject: Re: FLUXLIST: Fw: "Lunch" On 1427 Safar 16, at 7:59 AM, suse wrote: On 1427 Safar 16, at 12:11 AM, suse wrote: and yet the music you play is enormously complex--no? Yes, it's often unnecessarily complex too.R~ Playing: http://imagegen.last.fm/ejeculne/recenttracks/rostasi.gif Anthony Braxton is at the Iridium in NYC this weekend with a twelvetet--strings, brass, winds and electronics! Yes! sounds like it'd be great! I'll be in DC this week. h.. R~ Now Playing: http://imagegen.last.fm/ejeculne/recenttracks/rostasi.gif
FLUXLIST: Normal Where and Tear
Normal Where and Tear This is not about the way that anybody goes It is about the news on the radio as seen on TV When the talking head says nothing about me When the spinning tops plunder what no one knows It could be said that the world is an oyster shell Lifting itself above the turtle back frames on spectacles Like that time the pope wore Chinese food manacles Or that event when nobody who knew could tell Some people went out to fight a war for peace While other people stayed behind to fight the battle When governments fell among the popular prattle And soulless priests give sermons on lease Anything goes because nobody knows Everyone knows what the scrap heap grows Allan Revich http://www.digitalsalon.com
Re: FLUXLIST: Normal Where and Tear
I simply love this Normal poem. I also have a sonnet (and I heard a good one last night at a farewell toast-- tis the season I suppose) mine is not as profound but born of recent experience. (I am certain someone must have started one like this before--first 8 words--it being iambic) The Snake I am I am I am Iam a job. I find myself within its grasp each day. I am no thief, no whore, no wench, no slob; I earn my sleep and live and play and pray. It suits me well to pay on all my bills, provide good food, protection for my child, shelter from the storm, and outrageous ills-- with luck a junket to theisle of wild. But now! I've quit my job and I am lost! My reason dashed by unabashed fear-- Security ain't but a drunken boat tossed upon some uncollapsing wave to here. The most loved dreams inside our heads need economic means or else they're dead. - Original Message - From: Allan Revich To: FLUXLIST@scribble.com Sent: Friday, March 17, 2006 10:21 AM Subject: FLUXLIST: Normal Where and Tear Normal Where and Tear This is not about the way that anybody goes It is about the news on the radio as seen on TV When the talking head says nothing about me When the spinning tops plunder what no one knows It could be said that the world is an oyster shell Lifting itself above the turtle back frames on spectacles Like that time the pope wore Chinese food manacles Or that event when nobody who knew could tell Some people went out to fight a war for peace While other people stayed behind to fight the battle When governments fell among the popular prattle And soulless priests give sermons on lease Anything goes because nobody knows Everyone knows what the scrap heap grows Allan Revich http://www.digitalsalon.com
Re: FLUXLIST: Normal Where and Tear
hi allan RIGHT ON! bests, carol xx From: Allan Revich [EMAIL PROTECTED] Normal Where and Tear This is not about the way that anybody goes It is about the news on the radio as seen on TV When the talking head says nothing about me When the spinning tops plunder what no one knows It could be said that the world is an oyster shell Lifting itself above the turtle back frames on spectacles Like that time the pope wore Chinese food manacles Or that event when nobody who knew could tell Some people went out to fight a war for peace While other people stayed behind to fight the battle When governments fell among the popular prattle And soulless priests give sermons on lease Anything goes because nobody knows Everyone knows what the scrap heap grows Allan Revich http://www.digitalsalon.com
FLUXLIST: [sunup music]
[sunup music] 1. lunar: three sound(s). 2. urgent: one sound. 3. tacet. 4. G.P. 5. listen. 6. whistle: four sound(s). 7. septic: three sound(s). 8. listen. Repeat, as long as needed. 03.17.06
FLUXLIST: topaz
Raman ken Mode momma toe Email mute cow drag queen gas kick flair lair flex box drub navy blue Goth pen name went For only. shod and yield stick sitar topaz crap Cite The deli rude gun Word curie music Wild West carat box quiz blood type tube flown sec. slum cleft The rider plea share with toddy actor wharf woke left sea water bird upset kook with other found The nerd sham paddy list sot the bowel with and found (c) VIP All stand vina fogy bloc Moor vain chord metre prep alley cat pep bee went data lire blood bank bed unity gig Free Word Verb feed model lob purr with bell outdo (c) heel rush hour rift topaz price Shock The Reed card
Re: FLUXLIST: Normal Where and Tear
On a similar subject Book 2 #29 12/19/00 5:12:15 PM <> This IS a surprise! "AS SEEN ON NATIONAL TV" A violation of the established rules of Convention cannot be defended, Let us bring out a distinction we are making here. Can someone please tell me a little more about what was happening upon the impressible hearts of the school-girls whose smiling observance they might chance passingly to arrest? I look in vain for something that makes sense. I see nothing but smoke and mirrors. I hear nothing but spin. What was the final and actual count? Have I missed that? Where can I find that information? Look, we don't want to waste your time...or ours Truth + Spin = Bullshit a connection may be simplistic at best It probably works for some people. People must be able to think they can find you There must be an indescribable air of refinement, A frisson of power. There is a subtle influence connected with this art which is not easily defined; we can all recognize it when we listen to them, and yet few of us could point out wherein the science lies you'll find the records easy to manipulate They don't mean anything, they don't mean anything at all. It's always well disguised. We come in through your speakers or we come in through your television set, like a lot of these other messages. But we're not really trying to sell anything. We do this because this is what we do. Cecil http://touchon.com
FLUXLIST: peristaltic-action
http://intermaweb.net/index.php/2005/10/29/world-record-4-peristaltic-action/ fluxshit
FLUXLIST: FLUXUS PODCAST UPDATE
Joshua Manchester and Brian Trump - White Water (3:00) added to Fluxus Podcast. To listen you just need to: 1. download iTunes 6 (free) for Mac or PC: www.apple.com/itunes/download/ ; 2. search for Fluxus in the Music Store page (podcast directory); 3. sign in Fluxus podcast. The xml address for the Fluxus Podcast to feed in any podcast receiver (like Juice, Doppler, iTunes or whatever) is http://homepage.mac.com/cianciusi/podcast.xml If you want to contribute to future episodes of Fluxus podcast send a .m4a, .mp3, .mov, .mp4, .m4v, or .pdf file to my email address. - Walter Cianciusi Via Montello 80 67051 Avezzano (AQ) ITALIA www.waltercianciusi.com [EMAIL PROTECTED]
