waiting for snowfall
the cold penetrates
the space behind
my eyes
the solitude
reminds
me
of
a quite time
behind my eyes
waiting for snowfall
tears just might freeze
Saturday, December 05, 2009
Wednesday, February 18, 2009
John Holt: Unschooling in America (part 1)
Who is John Holt?John Holt is an American educator and author who promotes the idea of "Unschooling". Unschooling is student-led learning: the student learns what needs to be learned at the time it needs to be learned. When's that? Well, it depends upon the individual learner, of course. Try reading his book: "How Children Fail", if you have even an ounce of compassion, you should find this book invaluable.
Sunday, June 29, 2008
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Saturday, March 25, 2006
Henry Mancini : Greatest Hits
Being that I am still alive on planet Earth, I decided to purchase a new cd: Henry Mancini Greatest Hits.
Well, it's not really a NEW new cd...but, it is new to my cd collection. When I moved back to California from Missouri, I sold the major part of my lp collection to some scumfuck Missouri record dealer in Joplin. He , of course, shit himself when he looked at my Mancini lp soundtrack collection: Peter Gunn, Mr. Lucky, Hatari, A Shot in the Dark, etceteras. Of course, I sold them all for pennies on the dollar. Gas money beacuase Califonia is a long-ass drive from Missouri.
This new cd Greatest Hits is pretty GREAT...even though it doesn't have one of my favorite tunes: Fallout! (that one may still be only on lp...so what can you do?)
The highlights of this cd, however, makes it worth every penny: Peter Gunn, Mr. Lucky, Moon River, Breakfast at Tiffany's, Experiment in Terror, Charade, Pink Panther , A Shot in the Dark, Hatari, Theme from (Zifferelli's) Romeo and Juliet and even the theme from What's Happening!!
Behold the Master: Mr. Mancini's genius shines eternal...
Well, it's not really a NEW new cd...but, it is new to my cd collection. When I moved back to California from Missouri, I sold the major part of my lp collection to some scumfuck Missouri record dealer in Joplin. He , of course, shit himself when he looked at my Mancini lp soundtrack collection: Peter Gunn, Mr. Lucky, Hatari, A Shot in the Dark, etceteras. Of course, I sold them all for pennies on the dollar. Gas money beacuase Califonia is a long-ass drive from Missouri.
This new cd Greatest Hits is pretty GREAT...even though it doesn't have one of my favorite tunes: Fallout! (that one may still be only on lp...so what can you do?)
The highlights of this cd, however, makes it worth every penny: Peter Gunn, Mr. Lucky, Moon River, Breakfast at Tiffany's, Experiment in Terror, Charade, Pink Panther , A Shot in the Dark, Hatari, Theme from (Zifferelli's) Romeo and Juliet and even the theme from What's Happening!!
Behold the Master: Mr. Mancini's genius shines eternal...
Monday, November 21, 2005
Link Wray
Guitar legend Link Wray died on November 5th 2005 due to heart failure. Famous for his instrumental songs "Rumble" and "Jack the Ripper", Link Wray is known for being the first musician to experiment with the sounds that pioneered rock and roll and punk styles. Link virtually invented fuzz tone by deliberately punching holes in his amplifier speakers. He was also a true pioneer of the use of distortion on instrumental rock recordings. Additionally, Link Wray developed the "power chord" style of rythym/lead guitar years before Pete Townshend utilized it in early Who recordings.
Go to Link's official site: here
Go to Link's official site: here
Tuesday, September 27, 2005
The Blue Hawaiians: Live at the Lava Lounge
Saturday, October 1, 2005, at the Lava Lounge Hollywood:
The Blue Hawaiians release party for new CD "Live at the Lava Lounge 2".
...what are you waiting for?
The Blue Hawaiians release party for new CD "Live at the Lava Lounge 2".
...what are you waiting for?
Thursday, September 08, 2005
Pete Townshend in blog-space...
Mr. Peter Townshend is now an active blogger at www.blogger.com
He will begin serial-posting of his novella "The Boy Who Heard Music" and accepting comments beginning
24 September 2005 at 1600 UTC (1700 GMT).
Bravo, Pete! And welcome to Marshall McCluhan's nightmare...it's really not all that scary, yet...
He will begin serial-posting of his novella "The Boy Who Heard Music" and accepting comments beginning
24 September 2005 at 1600 UTC (1700 GMT).
Bravo, Pete! And welcome to Marshall McCluhan's nightmare...it's really not all that scary, yet...
Wednesday, August 31, 2005
newly recorded tune...
if you enjoyed the original 1963 version of "Latin'ia" by the Sentinals, then you just might like dp's remake-home-studio-version titled "Latin'ia 2005". you can locate (and download) the mp3 at dp's myspace place:
http://www.myspace.com/dpsurfmaster
http://www.myspace.com/dpsurfmaster
Tuesday, May 31, 2005
standing on water
from Universal Resource Locator for Sector Seven (the exact center of the universe) blog
standing on water
walking on styrofoam
moving through time and space
like a Bach Sonata
in a wetsuit
reverberation echoes
inside water tubes
like old-time laughter
that I long-ago
forgot all about
originally posted by dave p on monday july 19, 2004, 11:55 am pst
standing on water
walking on styrofoam
moving through time and space
like a Bach Sonata
in a wetsuit
reverberation echoes
inside water tubes
like old-time laughter
that I long-ago
forgot all about
originally posted by dave p on monday july 19, 2004, 11:55 am pst
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